Now that microsoft brought bethseda can they add more space to skyrim modding space.

No one here is able to do anything to be completely honest. Its a forum, not a direct line to Phil Spencer. I'm sure there are plenty of people out there that agree with your opinions. Some more then others. To be completely honest though, from my perspective,
that's a question better suited for a Bethesda forum. Perhaps try asking one of the devs on social media why. I'm sure if you're respectful, someone will give you an answer. Just be prepared for it not being the answer you want to hear. As is the way of the
world. Good luck on your search for answers.

I'll give it a shot and sorry if it sounded a bit rude it's just that microsoft has a reputation for giving completely unrelated answers and i personally have experience them and i came here because Microsoft and sony are the ones who determined the space.
Bethseda already made it clear already (before they where even brought)

If the space you need is an in game thing then the devs are the only ones who can help. However, if you're looking for more storage for games and downloads then you can add up to 3 external USB 3.0 storage devices ranging in size from 256 GB - 16 TB in
size.

"Like it says we need more space to download mods and it isn't Bethesda that makes the call it's Microsoft and SONY." They ahve already said it's them who make the call on mod storage not them if you read my post!

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.

Also, do to world scaling, they can keep it at the same virtual "surface area" as Oblivion.



But with all the mountain ranges in Skyrim, It'll probably seem larger, since in Oblivion you can go from one edge of the map to another in a straight line. Skyrim should feel much like Morrowind, where traveling by foot is done in a more roundabout way
due to the mountains.



Of course at the same time, there will be complaints that it is smaller because you can't literally stand on every pixel of land...







ugh, really Microsoft.. why doesn't the forum register a space as a space, gotta re-edit my posts and double space it just to get a single space in my actual post.