I spent a whole lot of time in my first playthrough so stacked with valuables that I would empty out just about every vendor I came across. Gives an alternate start to the game so that you don't boot the thing up and get bored in 20 minutes like I tend to whenever I end up trying to get through Helgen again. If you cannot, for the life of you, stand going through that interminable opening with the cart and the dragon one more time, this is for you. So, without further ado, five mods to start with for Skyrim Special Edition on Xbox One: We're still limited when compared with PCs, but there are plenty of mods out there to spruce up and shift your gaming experience.
It's possible Sony will see some of this negative reaction and relent, but for right now a 1 GB size limit and no external assets mean that the modding situation on PS4 is going to be severely crippled. If you're on PS4, you're looking at a much more limited selection, unfortunately. Skyrim Special Edition is the second Bethesda games to enable mods on console, and it can be quite a daunting prospect for people who have never encountered a system like this before. Games like Skyrim or Fallout could expand nearly infinitely if you played on Windows, but they were always limited to official expansions for those on console. For too long this vast world of user-created weirdness has been largely limited to PC players.
