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[Madcat221]

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InfinityHide wrote: work with GOG ae version?

We are still assessing the situation with the GOG version.

[Murvel3000]

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cidalex wrote: hey ! do you fix combat music loop in the next update ?

Try this mod.

[Apostivox2]

Hi all, 

Apologies if this has already been covered but it's saying that I'm missing a master file for the mod? 

It days it depends on the fish.esm, advDSGS.esm, curious.esl and survivalmode.esl? 

I'm running SE NOT AE, so why is it saying that?

[Misorian]

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Apostivox2 wrote: Hi all, 

Apologies if this has already been covered but it's saying that I'm missing a master file for the mod? 

It days it depends on the fish.esm, advDSGS.esm, curious.esl and survivalmode.esl? 

I'm running SE NOT AE, so why is it saying that?

Number 7. on the sticky ;)
The patch incorporated the fixes for the free DLC, and thus has a dependency on them as masters

[Eolhin]

In response to post #115626448. #115628903, #115658713, #115659408 are all replies on the same post.

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InfinityHide wrote: work with GOG ae version?

Madcat221 wrote: We are still assessing the situation with the GOG version.

Arthmoor wrote: My roommate bought the straight SE version off of GoG yesterday. His PC has the 4 free DLCs that shipped with 1.6, so it's definitely a base 1.6 install. Just with the benefits of having no Steam DRM in your way anymore. Something he and I have wanted for years.

The full AE package they're selling is as you would expect, SE + the AE Upgrade so you get all 74 DLCs with that purchase.

And while GoG's Galaxy client does support full rollback, that only works on versions available there and right now nothing older than 659 is available from them. Which doesn't really matter because the master data files are all the same as the ones from 629 and 640. So USSEP doesn't need an update, and neither should any other mod not dependent on a 3rd party SKSE extension.

Eolhin wrote: Thank you for the corrected information Arthmoor, I altered my post accordingly so as to not mislead people.  Sorry, I was going by what they said on the pages for the GOG versions.  Good to know that the "GOG-SE" version does have the free CC.  That makes compatibility so much easier.

Now I am much more likely to get the GOG-SE version.  Can't get by without the USSEP.  :)

There seem to be two GOG versions, one 'The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition', with only the free-cc content without any of the CC content at all (at least that is what they say, so I guess none of the free CC content either, like fishing), and the other 'The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition' which has all of the pre-existing and new Creation Club content.

If I had to hazard a guess, the current version of the USSEP would not work with the GOG-SE version (missing masters for the free CC content), but it would likely work with the GOG-AE version, with the addition of the Unofficial CC content patch.

I have no idea what GOG is going to do about updates in the future. (snip)

Not directly relevant, but it should be noted that you will need a mod manager to use mods with either GOG version, as they stripped out the CC menus to make it DRM-free, and that took the mod-activation menu with it.  Skyrim LE had a different intrinsic mod-activation menu, but that does not appear to have been added back in (unless they change that later).

I hope that helps a little.

Edited by Eolhin, 30 September 2022 - 06:33 pm.

[Arthmoor]

In response to post #115626448. #115628903, #115657693 are all replies on the same post.

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InfinityHide wrote: work with GOG ae version?

Madcat221 wrote: We are still assessing the situation with the GOG version.

Eolhin wrote: There seem to be two GOG versions, one 'The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition', without any of the CC content at all (at least that is what they say, so I guess none of the free CC content either, like fishing), and the other 'The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition' which has all of the pre-existing and new Creation Club content.

If I had to hazard a guess, the current version of the USSEP would not work with the GOG-SE version (missing masters for the free CC content), but it would likely work with the GOG-AE version, with the addition of the Unofficial CC content patch.

I have no idea what GOG is going to do about updates in the future, but for now it looks like there will be at least two different fully updated 'base' versions of Skyrim available to purchase (the GOG one without the free CC (DRM-free), and the Steam version with the free CC).

Not directly relevant, but it should be noted that you will need a mod manager to use mods with either GOG version, as they stripped out the CC menus to make it DRM-free, and that took the mod-activation menu with it.  Skyrim LE had a different intrinsic mod-activation menu, but that does not appear to have been added back in (unless they change that later).

I hope that helps a little.

My roommate bought the straight SE version off of GoG yesterday. His PC has the 4 free DLCs that shipped with 1.6, so it's definitely a base 1.6 install. Just with the benefits of having no Steam DRM in your way anymore. Something he and I have wanted for years.

The full AE package they're selling is as you would expect, SE + the AE Upgrade so you get all 74 DLCs with that purchase.

And while GoG's Galaxy client does support full rollback, that only works on versions available there and right now nothing older than 659 is available from them. Which doesn't really matter because the master data files are all the same as the ones from 629 and 640. So USSEP doesn't need an update, and neither should any other mod not dependent on a 3rd party SKSE extension.

[Arthmoor]

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mischesn wrote: This may be a dumb question, but is/will USSEP be compatible with Skyrim SE/AE recently released on GOG?
According to their site the differences to Steam are these:

For tool developers (or just those of you who are curious) here are the notable differences between the GOG version and the Steam/Xbox releases:

• The game version is 1.6.659.0. (vs 1.6.640 on Steam)
  
• Game settings (INI files) are stored under "%userprofile%\Documents\My Games\Skyrim Special Edition GOG".
• Saved games are stored under "%userprofile%\Documents\My Games\Skyrim Special Edition GOG\Saves".
• Load order data (plugins.txt and loadorder.txt files) is stored under "%localappdata%\Skyrim Special Edition GOG".

So far, CK is also not available(but the content created in it is working), although that can supposedly change in the future.

I'm asking because I'm deciding if I should buy it there, but what's the point without USSEP support , right? Thanks in advance.

The game's data files are identical to the Steam release so USSEP will not require another update to support it.

[Eolhin]

In response to post #115626448. #115628903, #115657693, #115658713 are all replies on the same post.

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InfinityHide wrote: work with GOG ae version?

Madcat221 wrote: We are still assessing the situation with the GOG version.

Eolhin wrote: There seem to be two GOG versions, one 'The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition', without any of the CC content at all (at least that is what they say, so I guess none of the free CC content either, like fishing), and the other 'The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition' which has all of the pre-existing and new Creation Club content.

If I had to hazard a guess, the current version of the USSEP would not work with the GOG-SE version (missing masters for the free CC content), but it would likely work with the GOG-AE version, with the addition of the Unofficial CC content patch.

I have no idea what GOG is going to do about updates in the future. (snip)

Not directly relevant, but it should be noted that you will need a mod manager to use mods with either GOG version, as they stripped out the CC menus to make it DRM-free, and that took the mod-activation menu with it.  Skyrim LE had a different intrinsic mod-activation menu, but that does not appear to have been added back in (unless they change that later).

I hope that helps a little.

Arthmoor wrote: My roommate bought the straight SE version off of GoG yesterday. His PC has the 4 free DLCs that shipped with 1.6, so it's definitely a base 1.6 install. Just with the benefits of having no Steam DRM in your way anymore. Something he and I have wanted for years.

The full AE package they're selling is as you would expect, SE + the AE Upgrade so you get all 74 DLCs with that purchase.

And while GoG's Galaxy client does support full rollback, that only works on versions available there and right now nothing older than 659 is available from them. Which doesn't really matter because the master data files are all the same as the ones from 629 and 640. So USSEP doesn't need an update, and neither should any other mod not dependent on a 3rd party SKSE extension.

Thank you for the corrected information Arthmoor, I altered my post accordingly so as to not mislead people.  Sorry, I was going by what they said on the pages for the GOG versions.  Good to know that the "GOG-SE" version does have the free CC.  That makes compatibility so much easier.

Now I am much more likely to get the GOG-SE version.  Can't get by without the USSEP. 

Edited by Eolhin, 30 September 2022 - 06:26 pm.

[wretchedkeshian]

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Edited by wretchedkeshian, 30 September 2022 - 07:05 pm.

[BlueStarVortex]

In response to post #115626448. #115628903, #115657693, #115658713, #115659408 are all replies on the same post.

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InfinityHide wrote: work with GOG ae version?

Madcat221 wrote: We are still assessing the situation with the GOG version.

Eolhin wrote: There seem to be two GOG versions, one 'The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition', with only the free-cc content without any of the CC content at all (at least that is what they say, so I guess none of the free CC content either, like fishing), and the other 'The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition' which has all of the pre-existing and new Creation Club content.

If I had to hazard a guess, the current version of the USSEP would not work with the GOG-SE version (missing masters for the free CC content), but it would likely work with the GOG-AE version, with the addition of the Unofficial CC content patch.

I have no idea what GOG is going to do about updates in the future. (snip)

Not directly relevant, but it should be noted that you will need a mod manager to use mods with either GOG version, as they stripped out the CC menus to make it DRM-free, and that took the mod-activation menu with it.  Skyrim LE had a different intrinsic mod-activation menu, but that does not appear to have been added back in (unless they change that later).

I hope that helps a little.

Arthmoor wrote: My roommate bought the straight SE version off of GoG yesterday. His PC has the 4 free DLCs that shipped with 1.6, so it's definitely a base 1.6 install. Just with the benefits of having no Steam DRM in your way anymore. Something he and I have wanted for years.

The full AE package they're selling is as you would expect, SE + the AE Upgrade so you get all 74 DLCs with that purchase.

And while GoG's Galaxy client does support full rollback, that only works on versions available there and right now nothing older than 659 is available from them. Which doesn't really matter because the master data files are all the same as the ones from 629 and 640. So USSEP doesn't need an update, and neither should any other mod not dependent on a 3rd party SKSE extension.

Eolhin wrote: Thank you for the corrected information Arthmoor, I altered my post accordingly so as to not mislead people.  Sorry, I was going by what they said on the pages for the GOG versions.  Good to know that the "GOG-SE" version does have the free CC.  That makes compatibility so much easier.

Now I am much more likely to get the GOG-SE version.  Can't get by without the USSEP.  :)

I have the same exact question as the OP of this thread.

I think the answer is that this patch will not currently work with the GOG version, but I'm not sure about that, as I may be misinterpreting what I've read and I do not have any expertise in the subject of modding.

But to be sure I'm understanding correctly: I could not just try to install this mod onto my GOG version right now and then have it work properly? Is that correct that I couldn't do that?

Edited by BlueStarVortex, 01 October 2022 - 06:57 am.