Hunter's Cabin of Riverwood (perfect for a grizzled hunter character) Very dark, so I used Portable Tools to add some candles) Riverstone Hut (small house in Riverwood, great for a spellsword. A new world-space, tons of static decor, a merchant, just a ton of stuff. Must have for Vampires who don't particularly like living in Volkihar Castle) Tons of details and storage, looks amazing. Must have for Nords, buried deep in the snow outside Winterhold)Ĭrypt of the Old Guard (perfect Vampire home. Whitewind Player Home (one of the best homes on PS4. Seriously, this is the only home a Wood Elf on PS4 should be using. Hearthfire Display Case Fix (fixes buggy display cases)Ĭhartreusepod Reverie (MUST HAVE for any Bosmer players. Improved Hearthfire Lighting (removes the weird ambient light that exists in the vanilla Hearthfire homes) Hearthfire Map Marker Fix (changes map marker to the little house icon, not the town icon) Most people do not, but these are all great.

Homes I have 21 characters - 1 for each class from TES - so I have a ton of player homes. I have hundreds of hours on PS4 at this point, and can promise these are all great mods. I can verify they have no bugs, no gray face glitches, and won't mess your game up if you uninstall. These are the mods I think are the best for PS4. Just look at the above link to see a very detailed ordering guide. The mods listed below are NOT IN CORRECT LOAD ORDER. If you want to use a mod not listed, try to find something similar on my list and put it in the same category. I've tinkered with some, but the order is generally the same. Here is a document from a few months ago that lists most of the mods I was using in their correct order. It is super important to follow the recommended load order as well. After seeing this post, I realized I've been meaning to do the same with my mod list as I've spent hours upon hours tinkering and sorting through PS4 mods to determine which ones are both bug-free and lore friendly.

Skyrim all ps4 mods