Online, if you are logged in, you can queue up mods to download on your console, which is handy.

With all of that said, what should you download? While you can view mods through the in-game interface, you can also sort through them on the official Bethesda website. Bethesda says that in terms of storage available, you get 5 GB of mods on Xbox One and 1 GB of mods on PS4 as well. Both will gain many more mods as the days go on, but if you have a choice between the two versions, I’d suggest going with Xbox One - no shade, but that platform has more options. PS4, as of this writing, only has 47 mods on day one. You can see this limitation on display when you compare the mod offerings. Some of the most famous, classic Skyrim mods, like the one that replaces Dragons with Thomas the Tank Engine, use all sorts of outside assets. Unfortunately, on PS4, mods are more limited - Bethesda says that PS4 mods will not be able to use “ external assets,” which is a bummer. It’s also worth noting that, depending on what platform you are playing on, your options will greatly differ. Do note that if you have mods active, your save file will disable achievements and trophies. It’s literally just a matter of selecting your preferred mod, and downloading it.

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