Quote Originally Posted by Nabril View Post
Sure... Just ask SE to agree to forget all about improving the graphics that are scheduled for next year, increasing the furniture item limit in housing which is also scheduled for next year, oh... and while they're at it, they can code in to enforce all furniture placement properties to prevent people from creatively placing furniture. Yes, there's great potential here to make this game stagnant and very boring. World of Warcraft did that and look where it is now.

Think the PS4&5 can support this game all by themselves? Think us PC users would just buy this game for PlayStation and forget all about the improved graphics that were coming? Not when Starfield just came out.
You're exaggerating a bit here and forgetting one other small detail.

If PS4/5 couldn't support the graphics updates, the updates wouldn't be happening. They aren't happening just for the sake of PC players.

Xbox beta is starting early next year, probably just after 6.55 is released. Most PC gamers are also going to have either PS or Xbox because there are a lot of titles that don't get released on PC. While we don't have all the details yet, I suspect that PC players will be able to attach Xbox licenses to their current accounts just as PS can be attached (and vice versa).

I doubt SE would pull the plug on PC support at this point just to solve the mod problem but I also don't think the game would be killed if they did so. We don't know how many players are using mods or how many of those players feel mods are mandatory to enjoying the game.

The most they might do is think twice before releasing future multi-player titles to PC if they intend cross-platform play. Single player titles aren't a problem - there's no player interaction to be affected by use of mods. They might choose to segregate PC players from console players like many other games do if they want to release multi-player titles on PC.