Several limitations for modding Bethesda Game pass titles

Hi there!

I'm here to try a direct contact with Microsoft about new Bethesda games on game pass for PC, as a long-term Bethesda player I know how the mods contribute for longevity of any massive open world game, indeed I risk saying that mods is what make Bethesda games playable for so many years, decades in some cases (The Elder Scrolls Morrowind is a good example), the problem is: The modder community is struggle to make mods work correctly in the game pass version of the Bethesda games, like Skyrim and Fallout, to better clarify the question I will divide the problem and the possible solution in topics:

The Problem: Some mods like retextures work fine in game pass games because Microsoft add the option "Enable Mods" that remove some permissions restrictions of the xbox app client for Windows 10, which is a good think but not all mods can be ported using this solution, some mods depends on tools like Skyrim Script Extender (SKSE) (silverlock.org) for work properly, one of the core problems is that all of these games must be started through the game launcher via the Xbox app and it may not be possible for mod managers to detect the game from a "cold start" of the system due to the game files needing to be "mounted" for it to be detectable, permissions restrictions due to the protection of access to the files are also a problem.

Solution: In my opinion xbox client for PC need to be separate for Windows Store and have their files with the same level of protections of any other software in the Program Files, yes I know that the protection of the WindowsApps directory is purposeful and is design to be so, but it'll be a lot easier for the community if this were done differently, at least for games.

Conclusion: Modding is one of the most important parts of the Bethesda community, a determinate group of modders can create entire universes a part of the original history, in some cases even bigger than the base game itself, considerably expanding the game universe, this allows us to tell our stories as a community and make the experience of playing even more complex, bigger and immersive, as result this will benefit Bethesda and Microsoft drastically expand the lifespan of each game, don't pay attention to the issue of mods will make the community move away from the game pass, which is an incredible service, and look for other platforms like Steam that allow these modifications.

I strongly suggest to those who are interested to understand the problem more deeply to read the articles in the links below, the first text is from the administrators of the Nexus Mods, the largest modder community of the world, and the other is a publication of the game magazine Game Debate that talk about exactly these limitations (the comments is also a good source of information about how the community feel about this):

Modding Bethesda Games on Game Pass - What we know so far - Nexus Mods:

https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/news/14503

Skyrim Special Edition on Game Pass can be modded, but is severely limited - Game Debate

https://game-debate.com/news/30399/skyrim-special-edition-on-game-pass-can-be-modded-but-is-severely-limited

We have some similar discussion here, but the response is unfortunately unsatisfactory:
Not permissions in WindowsApps from Game Pass Pc - Microsoft Community

Thanks for attention! =D

:)