I don't know if they can, but dammit, they should. In any case, it looks very bad for him, and I hope if anyone bricks their console by trying his mods, that they get together and sue him for damages. IIRC he doesn't actually talk about bricking consoles, but I think he mentions mods that can mess up saves (saying that it's happened, not that he's going to make mods that do so).
#Bomber crew mods nexus mod#
He also complains about the Xbox One 2GB mod limit, saying all his mods together make up about a quarter of that.
#Bomber crew mods nexus Pc#
He talks about people stealing mods and begging for donations, which is legit, but he blames all console players and all PC players who aren't paying him. All console players are f-s and so are any PC players who don't donate to him. And the 25 minute manifesto can be summed up thusly. Warning, it's very offensive with language (even in the title). Clearly StarLord hasn't seen this video where DDproductions rants about console players. Anyway, DDproductions83 (castle walls fix and other crafting mods guy) made a mod that, if you use it, will brick your console.
He and MrMattyPlays are two of the best in that regard. Give him the view and the like, he does great work staying on top of Fallout 4 news. Here's a video of Hey Im StarLord talking about it (over Doom for some reason, rather than Fallout 4, but he IS talking about a Fallout 4 mod). and one modder may be doing it on purpose! PSA: Xbox One mods have the potential to completely brick your console! Opens up a lot of the "closed" houses and buildings, so, moar loot! Anyway, I really hope this stolen mod fiasco blows over. Hoping Beantown Interiors gets un-hidden. Elianora, maker of popular house mods, known for placing static clutter literally everywhere (I like this - some don't), she has dozens in Skyrim and a few in Fallout 4 with more planned. Some of the modders are starting to back down and un-hide their mods on the Nexus page in light of this new security feature, whatever it means. Script extending was a big part of the Skyrim modding community though, and should be for Fallout 4 in the next couple years as well. No ill will either way, it just can't be done. And consoles will never get the F4SE - Fallout 4 Script Extender. Anyway, last I heard, Bethesda was working with Microsoft and Sony to lift the limit.
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