Originally posted by:If you mod incorrectly, then yes, 'Any' mod may cause problems. Not to mention you pass through other creature spawns, and if you have Immersive Creatures, you could end up face-down in the middle of a Sabre Cat and 4 Cubs, or a Rabid Cave Bear and 5 Rabid Cubs, or a pack of Plague Wolves who inflict Silence on you so you can't even use Become Ethereal to catch a breath. When dragons cause shockwaves that send you tumbling laterally for a half-mile, hitting every rock along the way, and then another lands next to you before you've stopped tumbling, and then another, and then as you're getting up, they take off, causing another shockwave that sends you tumbling, you have a very good chance of being bounced from Whiterun to Rorikstead. You can be killed quickly, slowly, or anywhere in-between. Originally posted by:This seems pretty much OPOh, it's OP A/F. If a mod may cause problem - do not use it. This from someone with completely stable games in both Oldrim and SSE, modded more heavily than literally anyone else.

Actual script data will remain in the save file, causing Papryus to constantly check it and creating errors.In addition, if a mod is going to potentially cause problems, do not use it - no matter how good it sounds or looks - you will just be causing yourself trouble.

Then I find out AD has decided hes done ( for now ) and took all his mods down.Īnd as to bad scripts - all a save game cleaner does is clean obsolete entries and orphaned scripts from the game, it does not clean Papyrus script data from Papyrus, which is not possible. I was finally in the mood to begin putting another playthru together. I had to reformat my computer a couple months ago. I have converted it for SSE, but have not installed it yet, and I am currently in a playthrough. (Per reddit rules and my respect for the wishes of the mod author, no I will not share it, or link to a place where it can be found). I have a copy of Dragon Combat Overhaul (DCO).

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