That means no modder-created new items, characters or environments would be available. Sony finally caved in, but with one major caveat: Skyrim: Special Edition on PS4 would not support mods with user created assets. For weeks, it seemed like Sony wouldn't allow mods on the PS4 version of Skyrim: Special Edition at all. All 10 of the currently available PS4 mods are also available on Xbox One. These include simple additions such as adding more road signs, new 'lore-based' loading screens and a new scroll crafting system. As of writing, only 10 mods are available for the PS4 version of the game. The number of available mods for the PS4 version of the game, however, is a much different story. There's a lot to sift through, and it looks like players will have no shortage of mods to choose from when it comes to building upon the base game.
