SyddSpartan

In response to post #55747751. #55747886, #55748161, #55753231, #55754396 are all replies on the same post. Filtering isn't specific enough to warrant for what you're proposing to be effective. If I have the ability to filter by user like how Flickr does it so I can choose how many images per user can be displayed, its cool. Otherwise, what Rory and Sam suggest are the best bets. Besides.. 15 images for one person with premium is downright nuts. It needs to be limited with a time penalty. It isn't exactly fair for a new user to post an image only to be lost under some dude posting his character with quadruple D breasts. I see the pro's of limiting a user's upload to be far better than just pretending that spamming isn't an issue.

Welcome to the community, Jim. Glad to have you onboard! And lastly, wish you all the best with your new position and the big responsibilities that will come with it. :)

^ This. I learnt this the hard way.

By memory fix, do you mean adjusting the memory size? Cause that could be a likely candidate for causing your game to crash. Try running memoryblocks.log to confirm it.

Hello everyone! I just got done with a university semester and I figured this would be a great time to play skyrim since Dubai summers are horrible! So with that in mind I decided to boot up skyrim once again but I had to reinstall all the mods all over again and I managed to find a few interesting ones along the way. So I power up the game and... it crashes. I reinstalled everything and carefully installed mods 3 at a time to pin down what mod was causing skyrim to crash. I have about 200 mods currently installed and most of them are texture mods. I thought big gameplay mods such as Holds overhaul or organised bandits or some similar mod may have been the cause of the crash. But it wasn't. The cause of the crash was two fold, firstly the big crash on the loading screen was caused by immersive music. After uninstalling it I was able to load the game successfully but the moment I decide to move my character. Game crashed... This was because of immersive sounds compendium. Funnily enough I went and downloaded fantasy overhaul and it crashed on load. All other mods work the way they are supposed to but I don't really understand the cause of this problem as I have played with immersive music and immersive sounds compendium in my previous playthroughs. The mods were downloaded using NMM and I chose the replacer version for both the music mods. PC Specs: Intel core i7 4790k processor running @ 4.00Ghz; GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 980Ti, Ram: 2x Corsair vengeance 8GB sticks (16GB total) So has this happened to anyone else? Any possible solutions? I'm reluctant to play skyrim without those mods, any help would be appreciated. Regards, Sydd Edit: After doing a lot of digging around I was able to successfully solve the problem. A manual install practically fixed it. It would seem that NMM butchers the audio mods installation for whatever reason... Go figure.

I haven't played FO4 in quite some time now, however if I were to assume that a dlc is coming out then you can be sure they will add new stuff that could be incompatible with the mods you have running, so just to be on the safe side I think its a good idea to either hold up on downloading the dlc or you can uninstall the mods, get the dlc and you know, enjoy the best of both worlds.