Bethesda stated that “mod support will come to Skyrim first”. Skyrim will be releasing with mod and 4K support on October 28, coinciding with the Special Edition release date. The news came from Bethesda’s official website where they revealed some of the information. This news comes just a month after Sony’s decision to not allow mod support onto the PlayStation 4. Mod support and 4K support will be releasing to PlayStation 4 players in the coming months. If Farming Simulator 15 is any indication, mod support could be leveraged to download user-created maps, cheats and unique creation assets.Bethesda has just announced some great news for any Fallout 4 or Skyrim fans. Will Sony QA test all mods that get released for Farming Simulator 17? Will there be occasional restrictions? We won’t know for sure until the title releases next month. At face value, it would suggest that the developer accepted certain provisions that Bethesda did not. What’s still quite curious, however, is that Giants Software was able to come to agreeable terms with Sony at all. These differences in project size are likely what’s being referenced by Hines. Its also worth noting that a budget-priced simulation game is far less complex than an open-world RPG. When describing its original vision for Fallout 4 mod support on PS4, Bethesda maintained that the intent was to create an environment where “users can do anything they want.” Despite being announced at the basic level, we don’t quite know how relaxed or involved the mod support for Farming Simulator 17 actually is. His artful use of quotes further signifies his belief that both ventures don’t necessarily compare. “The barest amount of effort by them would have revealed the differences between two things called ‘mods,’” he quipped. To those ends, Hines replied with some sass. Regardless, those variations didn’t stop the Farming Simulator team at Giants Software from gleefully confirming “mod support on Xbox One AND PS4” on Monday. Lots of things can follow under the umbrella of "mods" but are very different technically and in scope/scale When speaking about Farming Simulator 17 on PS4, he said “lots of things can follow under the umbrella of ‘mods’ but are very different technically and in scope/scale.” While the features may carry the same name, they were referred to as “apples and oranges” in terms of actual it's not. Over the past few days, the Twitter account of Bethesda marketing VP Pete Hines has been inundated with questions about mods. How can mods be fit for some games but not others? Bethesda recently weighed in on that perplexing question. As previously reported, the farming game will indeed support mods on Sony’s flagship console.
Fallout 4 PS4 mod support was famously scrapped earlier this month and now the folks behind Farming Simulator 17 are having some fun at Bethesda’s expense.
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