When entering an enemy encampment I could kill everyone except the commander, even after the war had been won. I had a problem with the civil war for as long as I could remember. Also packaged FaceTint/Geom for the hanging commanders (I use HMB II, may appear gray faced for other configs as with any mod added NPCs). bsl file from mod package, apparently this isn't really needed. bodies did not always attach correctly, instead being on the ground instead of on the rope. It adds more events that cause the body to attach to the rope, hopefully resulting in a more consistant experience.
Added a new script "CWAHangedManScript", an improved version of the "HangedManScript" vanilla script. If you are currently playing with the mod and didn't complete the civil war, use the console command "setstage CWACleanupQuest 2" this will stop the quest. If anyone wants my simple implementation, it should still be accessible as "setstage CWACleanupQuest 0" via console. They will be linked in the mod description. However, other mods now handle this better and I recommend using them. This quest was responsible for repairing destruction caused by the civil war. Disabled the quest "CWACleanupQuest" from automatic start up. 
The horses are now associated to their correct factions and imperial horses use the imperial saddle. This prevents crashing when stealing and riding off on a horse when the camp has just been destroyed.
Replaced horses with CWA variants they do not respawn and do not enable/disalble with the camp they are located at. If you want to see other fantastic Skyrim mods, check out this page. There aren't a ton of mods that spice up the game's dialog options yet either, which is a shame as much like with Fallout 4, the dialog and story in Skyrim aren't quite up to par with the promise offered by this massive game world.ĭespite those missing elements, there are still plenty of excellent PS4 Skyrim mods available, and here we're rounding up the best of the best mods you should get on installing first. Many of the best Skyrim mods - like the major bug fixes that address problems still present even after all the patches - sadly haven't hit the PS4 just yet. PlayStation 4 players are now playing catch up twice with this revamped Skyrim experience: once to meet the PC community's insane plethora of mods, and again to just get on par with the Xbox One, which had several months lead time on mod support over the PS4.Īt the moment, there are only a paltry 1,600 PS4 Skyrim mods available, which might sound like a large number, but it's an infinitesimal fraction of what's been created since the game first arrived for PC six years back. There aren't usually a lot of ways that PS4 players end up in this situation, but they've actually been outclassed by Xbox fans in the mods department this time around thanks to Skyrim: Special Edition.
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