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as such I feel genuine pity for anyone playing on game pass.Submit Help Post Submit Text Post Posting Rules FiltersĪdd, ,, , or in the title of your post so posts can be filtered! Unfilter Using Mods Now Microsoft will be emphasising the legal aspect which is just cover for it not working as intended. Now for some games it's ok, but for Skyrim which needs SKSE64 to make some of the FIXES work, it's not. Rather than fixing the actual issue, they make it a legal issue instead. The problem is this, Microsoft made a system that works for Xbox games, then they added non xbox games to it, only it doesn't work the same for these games, so they write the rules to prohibit anything they know doesn't work. Sorry, my brains a bit out of it atm, still waking up. Sorry, my brains a bit out of it atm, still waking up.Įdit: Though modding files for the game installation or client directly is most likely against the rules.

Though I could be wrong, that's just an assumption.Įdit: Though modding files for the game installation or client directly is most likely against the rules.

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They've structured the installation of games on PC to prevent piracy of the games, and mods like SKSE won't work as a result, which is understandable since it would probably circumvent their system, allowing people to continue playing after subscriptions have come to an end. I haven't read the EULA, but I'd assume modding is allowed given the description of the game on game pass, but their will be limitations. Not sure how Game Pass takes to modding its files, since you technically dont own the game.

Or get a warning or ban, for attempting cheat/mod the system. Originally posted by smr1957:And, it's not that we don't want to help - it's just that it's better to not offer help, than to offer help that could be wrong and potentially break your game. All info comes from a quick google search. If sse already has mod support i'd suggest you try a mod like ussep, that does not rely on skse, and see if that works.ĭisclaimer: Never used gamepass. This puts into question wether using skse with gamepass will be possible at all. Could be you can use mods that get loaded by the game executable but anything like a preloader is excluded by design. Not being able to start the game without the gamepass app would also point to this. Now if you have done it this way and can't launch using skse i think you are out of luck as i would suspect this has to do with DRM. Which appearantly is created in program files\moddablewindowsapps\xyz. If you have enabled mod support a new folder will be created. If there is no such option you are out of luck (for now?). In the gamepass interface you need to enable mod support for skyrim se. It's not blanket support for all apps but certainly a feature that microsoft is actively developing. At least in theory gamepass does have mod support.