Alright, I've read the thread. Interesting problem. Some obersvations: - Even veterans make mistakes sometimes. Do not rule out any particular mod because it was written by an experienced modder. More of a general thing, since it seems likely that it's not a single mod causing this, but still. - From what I understand, the saves aren't actually corrupt, the game just thinks it is. Further, I understand that, when the issue appears, you can save, restart, and reload, is that correct? If so, this rules out any general damage to the data itself. - From what I have seen and read, it seems Skyrim does not clean its own memory correctly when you subsequently load a saved game without restarting Skyrim. Do try to keep an eye on this - does the "false corruption" show even if you did not load a save after the initial load to continue playing? (I hope you know what I mean.) This is of course just a hunch. - The SKSE guys may be able to help a lot here; do they know what could damage the section of memory the load game or "check validity of savegame" routines reside in? - You should also compare what version of Windows you use, what language it is set to, and whether you have any "non standard" aspects in your install. Simple example - non-English path to the game, special characters in item or character names, what have you. - Make sure you don't run any ENB, sweetfx or other injectors. You don't want to mess with dll's in situations like these. - If the problem does occur reliably even if you stand in place for some time, then any resource that is loaded or unloaded dynamically, or script that runs on a regular basis, could be the culprit. I don't know how Skyrim specifically works under the hood, but weathers have been suggested; I guess it could be sounds, NPCs/equipment/textures for the same, it could be AI scripts, or any other general housekeeping scripts that Skyrim runs. - The problem could be situational, for example, it could be related to a script that only runs at night, when it rains, and there are guards nearby. When the corrupt save thing occurs, try to keep track of recent conditions in-game. I understand you may not notice the problem immediately after the trigger, but it's worth-while to keep this in mind.
