Some users were also further confused because it doesn't solve the problem of some users having conflicting mods causing stability issues even within the storage and capacity limits. It's a confusing matter, but Bethesda cites stability as the reason for putting in the hard cap for Fallout 4 mods and Skyrim mods on PS4 and Xbox One. The wording about the storage limits is a bit odd, because they say that the additional storage capacity will allow for larger mods within the 150/100 cap, but they don't mention anything about storage upgrades in any of the recent changelogs. This is a starting point, and it may be adjusted. The mod limits implemented this week to Fallout 4 and Skyrim Special Edition has been put in place based on our internal testing for stability to the game, With the new caps, some players will not be able to reach the full storage limit for mods, but the additional storage capacity will allow for you to have larger mods within the 150/100 cap.

So gamers found out the hard way that they would have to remove some mods in order to play the game.īethesda responded to the issues raised by gamers by making statements on the forums, where they explained. The real news here was that the new hard cap wasn't featured in Fallout 4 or Skyrim's 1.9 changelog. Now gamers will not only have a 2GB limit as far as storage capacity is concerned for mods, but there will also be a 150/100 mod cap when it comes to installing console mods.

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