It can be hard to go back from a modded game to vanilla. Both add in fan favorite characters and factions from previous games, and provide new stories to the game. The Fallout 4 mod 'America Rising' and the Skyrim mod 'Moon and Star' are just two of the many quest-sized mods that are so professionally produced that it’s difficult to distinguish them from the base game. Some mods even add extra content to the original game. Otherwise, the games are mostly buggy messes that have a chance to crash every time you enter a loading screen. There’s a similar mod for most recent Bethesda games. One of the most downloaded Fallout 4 mods, with more than 3.2 million downloads through Nexus Mods, is the Unofficial Fallout 4 Patch, which aims to eventually fix every single bug not officially resolved by the Bethesda team. Sometimes, they just make the game work right, something that was not necessarily Bethesda’s number one priority. RELATED: Skyrim Sold The Potential Of The Switchīut often, the mods for Bethesda games aren’t as outlandish as those. There are so many Skyrim mods that there are entire Youtube series dedicated to modding Skyrim beyond recognition, using mods that do things like turn trees into hands and dragons into Thomas the Tank Engine.

There are entire lists devoted to finding the best hundred mods for the game. There are over 28,000 mods on the Steam Workshop alone, and many others on Nexus Mods. Skyrim has an absolutely unprecedented modding scene.

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