This means for Skyrim players who use mods, your favorites may be unplayable for an extended period of time.īut, if your mods end up not working after the Anniversary Edition update next month, a team member who works on the mod auto-installer program Wabbajack, has said they plan to develop downgrading software allowing users to revert to older builds of games to get their Skyrim mods to work. As the developer explains, everyone who has written code to develop mod software for the existing version of Skyrim will have to do a considerable amount of work to support the Anniversary Edition. This has meant mods operating with the existing version of Skyrim will not be compatible with the new Anniversary Edition.
Mods developers have explained that because Bethesda has updated existing versions of Skyrim, changing some of the code. Crucially, the Anniversary Edition won’t be a separate entry to download on Steam, instead, it’ll be an update to your existing Skyrim Special Edition installation, and it could cause existing Skyrim mods not to work. Skyrim Anniversary Edition is the 64-bit version of the existing Skyrim Special Edition including the Creation Club (a place to buy mods recommended by Bethesda) and 26 other yet-to-be-released creations. Now, these mods could be unplayable due to the Anniversary Edition of Skyrim. Many of these mods have become an essential element in improving Skyrim for PC gamers. For example, there’s a mod for Skyrim which makes Thomas the Tank Engine a hostile NPC. Mods alter the basic code or structure of a game to make substantial changes, and these can be adding better textures, changes to how the game actually plays, or even completely wacky changes. The Skyrim Anniversary Edition, when it launches next month, could cause problems for mod creators and render your existing Skyrim mods useless.
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