On top of the mods' size restrictions for Fallout 4's PlayStation 4 version, the post-apocalyptic RPG apparently has a few other problems to deal with on the platform after the recent Creation Kit 1.5.4 Update internally jarred some aspects of the game. While every single bit of the information is key, perhaps the most eye-catching, though, is the fact that the size limit for mods on the PlayStation for is set at 900MB, which is extremely smaller than the 2 GB cap set on those for Xbox One's Fallout 4 port. You can only use the things already contained within Fallout 4 to make mods for Fallout 4 on the PS4.Bethesda Softworks officially reveals that the mod size limit for Fallout 4 on the PlayStation 4 is substantially smaller than the cap on the Xbox One.įallout 4's PS4 console mods private beta is fast approaching, and in order to prepare those modders taking part, game developer and publisher Bethesda decided to give an update on the pertinent details involving the Creation Kit's ability to now accept mods on Sony's system. But what does this mean for modders and more importantly what does it mean for gamers? Well, basically it means that you cannot make nor can you download any new mods that use new meshes, textures, sounds, shaders, models or animations. What this means is that everything you make for the game through the Creation Kit can only be made using the internal assets of Fallout 4 on the PS4.īethesda fought Sony long and hard over this, but in the end Sony won out since it's their platform.
There is a caveat to mods being made available on the PS4, though. This means that once Sony gives Bethesda Games the all clear then the patch will launch, you'll be able to update your PS4 version of Fallout 4 and then you can begin to access mods using the Creation Kit.
Polygon is reporting that Fallout 4's mod support for the PS4 is currently going through certification.
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