The problem is that heavily scripted mod are going to crash your game after a while when there are a lot of them no matter the compatibility issues that are easily fixed with the CK. I'm checking out how this works on a more powerful pc. For me Requiem+Frostfall+Realistic Needs and Diseases was enough to start the Skyrim's sorcery. It's not that, i know how to do it it's just that when you install a shitload of heavily scripted mod you're gonna have an unplayable game. If you are not modding via a mod manager, you will make your life much much easier. It's a bit complicated to explain how they are used so I suggest you google or find some YT videos in it. Not to mention, it helps in many different situations. I used those to simple programs to make sure my load order was right or to see if mods were incompatible. Best way to confirm is download Skyrim BOSS and SkyrimEdit (or something like that). If you do use a mod manager, make sure you order is right. When I tested it out, turns out people didn't need eyes in Skyrim.there was a void in their heads instead.ĭo you use a mod manager to install mods or you do it all manually? I remember installing some texture mod then few days later I installed a mod for better eyes. If you got some 2 mods, they are maybe incompatible. Make sure you always read compatibility with other mods. Skyrim sure becomes funny those days but rather unplayable as well.īy the way, I forgot to reply to that post. Just wondering, how many do you have activated at the time? I have problem activating more than 10 heavy scripted mods.
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