You get the point! :))īasically, Bethesdas modding website. That a mod was only for cheating purpose, free mine-coins etc etc, basically make rules for this app and blah blah. However I feel like that when you upload a mod onto the website (that can later be installed by Xbox users) it should be "searched", basically let some workers/bots of microsoft to do their magic work and find out if it's a virus or not.
A problem would LIKELY occur, like VIRUSES for example! Where you get to test out stuff and give feedback!! This could also be available to be installed in the Xbox Insider app, y'know. You can manage your mods, see details and settings of the mods. Scenario on command (a different option in menu) I also heard a scripthook would be needed for rdr2, so I thought someone could UPLOAD that scripthook, let the xbox user install and THEN choose a mod they wanna have, an RDR2 mod should state which OTHER mods it needs for it to work. You pick one (lets choose RDR2), and well let's say you install a MOD-MENU (for singleplayer of course.), and boom, wait a tiny bit for it to install and go in the game, have fun! On the marketplace, there could be an special app called "Mods" alongside with a website on desktop too (which will let you UPLOAD mods and share them for the xbox users to install.), install it and you choose the game that you have in your INSTALLED library I just WISH this was available to ALL games, well.
Some games allow this, right? Fallout 4, Skyrim, City Skylines and Surviving Mars.
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