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I hadn't heard about that one. But I don't see any weapon debris in the graphics settings. NM, I found it, had to use the vanilla launcher. Was off anyway. There is also this mod: Weapon Debris Crash Fix, if one don't wanna turn it off, but I never tried it

another thing could be, if your graphic card is a Nvidia RTX... did you turn off weapon debris in the graphic settings?

Hm... I have a huge mod build, but sadly none of the mods you are using, so I can't tell anything about conflicts here... damn, I was hoping it would be the easy obvious issue :P Well... did it work before? I mean did you play and then it happened out of a sudden? Did you add a new mod? I also read about problems between F4SE and the Beth high res DLC...

Does your F4SE version fits the game version you have? (current game version 1.10.163 - F4SE build version: 0.6.21)

In response to post #75806633. #75806923, #75807088, #75807518, #75809163, #75810108, #75815753, #75816753, #75817413 are all replies on the same post. @ Eolhin: I think the outrage about the delay for this information has the main reason in the possible attack with possible stolen user data at the 8th of Nov. which nobody mentioned in the post from 20th Nov. Lemme show you what I mean: original text post 20thNov: "Due to its reliance on old IP Board code, we cannot vouch for the security of the current, dated user system, as vulnerabilities in old software code may or may not become exposed as time goes on. Such vulnerabilities could potentially be exploited by malicious actors, which is why our web team has spent a substantial amount of time upgrading the user system to bring it up to modern security standards." Its just about "may or may not" and "could" ... not about "we probably got attacked and they probably have stolen user data" The information WHY they improved their system is something everyone who has an account in the world wide web should be aware of... nobody is really safe in the internet. I am sure everybody apprechiate that they set their protection priorities higher and worked like hell on those improvements... well I do at least. I just think people are a bit disappointed on how this information situation got handled... it has sth to do with trust imo. But well, s#*! happens... we all are not free of mistakes... but humankind is able to learn from them... ;)

In response to post #75806633. #75806923, #75807088, #75807518, #75809163, #75810108 are all replies on the same post. @JimmyRJump: I give you that point, neighbor ;)

In response to post #75806633. #75806923, #75807088 are all replies on the same post. I am EU member and I know our law a little bit... Nexus did nothing wrong in the eye of the law (as long as they reported the data security lack to the DPA within 72 hours). They are not forced to inform their users unless its absolutely clear that there is a high risk for the personal rights of the affected. ... but... it would have been a nice move to make a quick post as information for all that sth happened... that its not clear what exactly... but that they recommend to change the passwords in any case... I always say "better save than sorry" ;)

Thanks for the information :)