Skyrim Special Edition isn’t out until Friday, October 28, but mods have already begun popping up for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on Bethesda.net.
Because you aren’t able to upload external assets, the number of PS4 mods available right now is much lower compared to Xbox One (10 vs 65). Additionally, certain mods such as the popular Frostfall survival mod aren’t available on PS4. The creator of that mod, PossiblyChesko, was asked on Reddit if it will be impossible to have Frostfall on PS4. “Yes, it is very much impossible. I’m as bummed as you are,” PossiblyChesko responded.
Although mods only reserve 1GB of space on PS4 (vs 5GB on Xbox One), the 10 available mods on PS4 only take up 5KB to 788KB. Here’s what to expect from each, including Point the Way, which adds road signs to several major intersections: Point the Way
This mod’s aim is fairly simple. Road signs have been placed at several major intersections that were either lacking signs, or didn’t have enough signs to indicate the full extent of where you could travel on a road. In some cases, the smaller towns and villages aren’t even mentioned – despite Bethesda having created signs for them! Others that were pointed the wrong way or had the wrong city being represented have been fixed as well.
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