THE METHOD TO IMPLEMENT MODS HAS CHANGED.Horizon is an up-to-date and innovative Xbox 360 modding tool. PLEASE REFER TO THE NEW METHOD TO INSTALL YOUR MODS BELOW. CREDIT GIVEN DOWN IN THE UPDATED SECTION. So I’ve seen this topic come up a few times here, with never any really definitive answers on it. So I figured I would share my methods(no longer simply my methods) for modding this great game. This is a LONG read, so I apologize in advance, I just wanted to attempt to be as thorough as possible. (There is a list of mods that I have verified working on ps3, as well as a list of some that do not work, at the end of this tutorial.
In addition, there are important notes regarding mods.
Will take time, and depends on the interest, I guess.) And finally, if requested, I can upload my mod collection to a file sharing service for everyone. I currently have about 30+ mods running on my game, ( don't do this) (and a whole ton more that I’m not using but do work) and am currently level 41 with little to no issues other than increased load times and the usual lag that comes with vanilla Skyrim. I can give you my experience but keep this in mind: We’ll go ahead and discuss load times now, I feel this is the most important. I’m running my entire game off of a USB stick. My load time ( with 30 mods) is as follows:įrom the xmb to the press start screen: 3 minutesįrom pressing continue to the initial game load : 1 minute 40 seconds.įast traveling or other normal in-game loading(doors) : Near normal load times in most cases (an occasional long load here and there, never more than 35-40 seconds) ( I have 3 data folders for swapping and testing, 2 on usb, 1 on HD) That means the disk(game folders), internal game data, well as installed DLC. You will see my own mod setup below, but I’ll tell you now I’m running a few big ones in there, Climates of Tamriel, The Hairstyler, Ordinator Perk Overhaul (which is fucking awesome).
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