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So I found more than one collection I like. One is changing faces, the other changing the environment, another is adding quests, and the other is totally changing the game aka total overhaul. I wonder, is it possible to use more than one collection? I personally like adding tons of armor, and weapons to my game but I found that there is ton of work getting some mods to work with one another. So can it be done using more than one collection? Thanks for the info, P.S. I am asking specifically for NV since I know this game can be a little tricky when it comes to modding. It feels like playing oblivion again.

Before the forums rework, i just had to got specific nexus mod page click forum and i got redirected. Now, on every nexus mod i go i get redirected here. Anyone knows how to get to specific game forums? Thanks for the info, Cheers,

So i take it supports 1.4.0.525(a) from gog not only 1.4.0.525 ?

So on NVSE web page there is the info about stable version of script extender which is 5.1b4 but on nvse github there is version 6.3.4 . So which version should i use? Thanks for the info, Cheers

Hey, Thanks to you I checked a few collections. I am interested in the Immersive & Adult collection. On I&A collection page the only compatible collection listed is Sexy Statues. On the other hand on the collection page of Wow Weapons and I&A Armor Expansion, there is info that they are compatible with I&A. So I am at a loss here. Does it mean they were compatible in the past but not anymore? Also does the phrase "made for anniversary edition" mean that it won't work with SSE? Back to the topic. If I know collections are compatible does it matter in which one is installed first? And if the answer is yes, should I use sorting software? Thanks for the answer, Cheers,

I know i was wondering if there is some other way. Like there are many youtube channels reviewing mods.

Is there somewhere where people rate a collection like a website? Because when i checked collections page there was so much variables.

What i mean by this, let me explain. In my 20's, i had no problem spending hours upon hours downloading and tweaking mods, and resolving problems. Nowadays i just want to install a game and play it. I just want to enjoy a game and not spend a couple of afternoons preparing a game. I have over 10gb override folder for dragon age origins. I created it years back. If i had to create a modded dao from scratch i probably wouldn't bother with it. I have no problems with adding around 20-30 to a game nowadays (like adding mods to opentdd) but when oblivion was in full swing i spent hours in wrye bash to tweak it to maximum having around 250 esp with bash patch enabled. Sometimes it has nothing to do with lack of time; rather more it would too much time or i just want to play something now because i am tired after work. So i really want to come to mod skyrim but the number of mods and the research i would have to do really turns me off. Is it a sign that i am getting older or did my priorities changed only? Thanks for all the answers. Cheers,

The whole point of collections is laziness as you delicately put it; so you do not have to do all the manual labor yourself. Click download, then install and they work out of the box. I am talking about adding multiple collections or individual mods via the mod manager or deactivating some of the collections mods since I do not like them. I am asking if i do this will it create more problems with mod compatibility or less? Will it be easier and faster to download every mod independently, since i will deal with any incompatibilities on the fly?

So I have heard some collections may not work with each other. Is this a common occurrence or does it happen rather rarely? I ask this because when i install mods manually i read every mod installation instruction but when using collections i probably won't. The idea of collections is to download tons of mods as one batch and not worry about them working together. I usually download a lot of mods from different categories so i wonder if is it better to stick with manual installation or if using collections is really worth it. Thanks for the info, Cheers,

Hey all, So i wanted to ask is it possible using unity mod manager to have two instances of mods. I have older version of a game that is perfectly modded but is not EE. The other version of a game is EE but i have not installed new mods for that version. Is it possible to have two seperate mod profiles for these game versions? The reason being that some mods do not work with EE and are not updated anymore. Thanks for the info, Cheers,

So i have placed mods in folder but apparently for them to show in game in the selecting menu, i need to have xml placed in bin folder. So neither of them have xml file how can i make them show in mod selecting menu ? Thanks for the info, Cheers,

Just want to clarify things. Thanks for the info, Cheers,

I am to find it , but i am having no luck . I liked oblivion darnified ui but i really not found of skyrim skyui, Searching for more colorful ui. Anyone knows abouts any mod like that ? Thanks in advance, Cheers,

Omod comes with it's own installantion program . Rar is just copy and paste. So i would prefer to to use omod any day of the week Do you you mean i need to check every mod i download if it has a proper folder structure compatible with bain ? If that is the case it kinda sucks.