Also, if does a pretty good job in putting the mods in the correct load order but it always helps to read the mod description to make sure it's in the right place. It also sorts them by the type of mod they are. It downloads them via one click, and you just activate the ones you want. in Skyrim Mod Troubleshooting: seems one of my mod causes bugs and crashes. Depending on how many mods you currently have loaded in your game has a significant impact on the file size of your game. Which is all great, but many mods list importance in load order (either being. However I'm sensing that your question is a bit deeper than that, and you're asking if your antics are causing issues in the game. The Nexus Mod Manager is the most convenient way to manage Skyrim mods. In terms of it affecting your file size and load times, it's too miniscule to make a difference. By that link above i could be done with the game before I am even done modding it. But I am not one to read pages and pages of instructions on how to mod a game. I will say however that no matter how many mods I put on there the Special Edition of Skyrim still looks better. I just started playing Skyrim for the first time a week ago and am having a pretty good time, but because idk how the vanilla looked before modding I will never know. OP, save yourself the headache go to Nexus Mods and install their Nexus Mod Manager and then just install the highest endorsed mods that you see on there that look appealing to you. not only would that take a couple days to download but to read too.

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