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Though that is a possibility, the idea seems antithetical to the Creation Club's existence as a user-friendly means to download mods.

This is, of course, ignoring the possibility that Bethesda has made some Creation Club mods exclusive to the Anniversary Edition. Bethesda hasn't yet provided a comprehensive list of which Creation Club mods combine to make the 500+ inclusions (this in itself is confusing, as the "elements" included seem far more numerous than the actual number of Creations available), but the Creation Club requires credits in exchange for content. Theoretically, Skyrim Anniversary Edition could be recreated in the Special Edition, though it may be a bit pricey. Related: Skyrim's Opening Scene Once Had Bees Overpowering Ulfric's Transport The Creation Club allows PC players to easily find mods that have been proven to work well, and also gives console players the rare opportunity to use mods at all - albeit not for free.

All the mods listed in Creation Club are compatible with not only the base games, but all other Creation Club content as well. At its core, it is essentially just a curated list of mods for Skyrim Special Edition and Fallout 4 that have been given the Bethesda seal of approval. While this upgrade is enticing, the inclusion of Creation Club mods is a bit strange, representing a half step above Skyrim Special Edition, which should also have access to the mods.īethesda's Creation Club is a bit hard to define, existing in a strange space between mods and premium content. This new version includes over 500 Creation Club elements, pre-loaded into the game to boost Skyrim's already impressive amount of content. To no one's great surprise, Bethesda is re-releasing Skyrim yet again with the upcoming Skyrim Anniversary Edition, and there's a question whether the upgrade is necessary, or if the included Creation Club items add anything over those accessible with Skyrim's Special Edition. 2021 marks the 10th anniversary of Bethesda's hit fantasy RPG, and Skyrim will become better than ever to celebrate.