This is related to the Xbox app preventing edits to these files. Mods that offer replacements to files from the vanilla game such as video replacers may also be unsupported. This may prevent visual presets such as ENBs and ReShades from working correctly, too. Sadly, despite their efforts, there are still some hurdles to overcome due to the complications introduced in these new versions, but they haven't given up yet so there's always hope. In a conversation with Ian Patterson of the Silverlock team, he said they are experimenting with a few possible solutions at the moment. Unfortunately, mods that rely on the popular script extenders (SKSE, F4SE, etc) will not currently work with Game Pass. So we've put together this handy article with some details about what's new or different when it comes to modding these Bethesda titles on Game Pass for PC.

As you might have heard, Microsoft has recently added some of our most popular games to their Game Pass subscription service including Skyrim Special Edition, Fallout 4, Oblivion and Morrowind.

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