How do I mod games on my Xbox series X S? Well, if I can. I want to mod Hitman 3 but I...

Modding is not allowed on Xbox unless it's a game that allows it. As far as I know, Hitman doesn't have a mod feature.

Hi there! This is Virginia O.

I understand that you want to know if a mod can be made available on the Xbox Series S/X.

I apologize for the inconvenienced this has caused you. I will do my best to help you.

No, if tModLoader was a DLC for Terraria, it would not be possible to put it on Xbox One or Series S/X because console manufacturers like Microsoft generally do not allow modding on their platforms, meaning you cannot officially install mod-enabling software like tModLoader on console versions of Terraria.

Thank you for your cooperation and have a great day!

Hi and thanks for reaching out. I hope you’re doing well. I'm an Independent Advisor and a Microsoft user like you and I'll be happy to help you.

To safely clear reserved space when modding Skyrim SE on Xbox Series X, you can follow these steps:

11. Back up any saved games and important files you want to keep, as deleting mods and clearing reserved space can cause data loss.

2. Delete all mods, including USSEP, from your Xbox Series X.

3. Go to the Xbox System Storage Management settings and select Clear reserved space.

4. Reinstall the USSEP mod and any other mods you want to use.

Deleting USSEP and clearing reserved space will not affect your DLCs such as Dawnguard, Hearthfire, Saints, and Seducers, etc. They will still be available for you to use after the process.

Hi,

Hitman 3 is an offline game so your internet connection will have zero impact on playing the game missions.

All Xbox One and Series X|S disc games fully install to the hard drive when run for the first time. After this the disc is only accessed to prove ownership. They are not read during play. It's not a laser issue.

Which Xbox do you own? Hitman 3 is a 30fps title on the Xbox One and 60fps on Series X|S.

What display are you using with your console?

While I can appreciate your interest in more mods for Fallout 4, this is really just a community forum and none of the official Microsoft team or Bethesda will see your post. You should try pitching this to them directly.

In any case, to support more mods Fallout 4 would need to be updated to a full Series X|S title. The recent update is a backwards compatibility X|S update, it's not a native Series X|S title.

Only the Series X has extra RAM. The Series S has the same amount as the original Xbox One and the One S. Plus, the PC modding community for Fallout 4 generally have PCs with much higher memory availability than what's available to a console.