JimmyRJump

Don't use two mod managers at the same time, especially when that overblown Vortex is involved. They both sort plugins according to other rules and they both use the same files to store load order. If you re-arrange your plugins with Wrye Bash and then open Vortex, the latter will re-re-arrange your mods. If you don't watch out, you'll end-up with the load orders from both mod managers mixed-up and you can start installing from scratch. If I were you, I'd start all over with a manager like NMM (Nexus Mod Manager -see link in my sig) or if you must, MO2. You'll save yourself from a lot of headache.

Our friend Naioxi isn't English speaking and didn't quite understand what you meant. I for one would also like to know how you can make all missing mods visible in the warning box. Not that it happens often that I load a save after having deleted a ton of mods, but it would be handy anyway.

I run 670 mods in Fallout 4 with 459 plugins. There you go with keeping under 230 mods. Also, the reason why F4SE 'gives problems' with each new version of FO4 is because F4SE needs to be updated for that new version. Nothing wrong with F4SE once it has been updated. And please, learn to use spoiler tags for large chunks of text.

Wrong forum. Please post in the game's forum. When you want the fora for a certain game, go to the game's mod page, hit 'Community' at the top and choose 'Forums' from the rolldown menu.

The Perpetually Oblivious. Prefers to mind its own business and refuses to be unsheathed. Like Excalibur but with an attitude.

The Woodpecker. Cries "timbuuuur" every time an enemy keels over. Sadly, has also the tendency to ask for one more round when an enemy gets hammered. Can get excessively costly in long battles.

The Dreadnaught. Has the size of a toothpick. No-one's afraid of you.

The Decapitulator. Enchanted sword that makes soldiers who want to surrender run backwards to the front, often getting decapitaded in the process of capitulating.

The Shord. A combination of a shield and a sword. It has the shape of a very broad coal shovel and the wielder was often carried into the decorum on a breezy day, but the Norsemen found out it was good to replace their sails on a windy, open sea.

Any girl at a bar you ask how late it is knows what time it is.

I fear the last poster has posted the last post elsewhere, else we would have seen him/her here. Or maybe the last poster uses invisible ink and we missed the last post altogether. Wouldn't that be something. Everybody getting their panties in a twist to post the last post while the last post has been posted a long time ago and no-one saw.

Go ask in the Skyrim 'Mod Requests' forum. Go to the Skyrim mods page and hit the 'Community' button and choose 'Forums' from the dropdown menu. You'll have more luck there ;)

Go to your profile on the mod side of the Nexus, hit "Mods" at the top and select "Download History" from the drop-down menu. That shows 'em all. You can do the same thing on the mod page for each game individually to show what you've downloaded for that game.

We're already regretting you won't post here any more...

Nope, hitting 'F5' while in Workshop mode will let you walk outside build limits with Place Everywhere. As far as you want, unless a change of cells kicks you out of Workshop mode. It doesn't happen a lot, but it happens. I use it all the time to scrap trees that are too close on the outside of a protection wall I'm building or to have a look at where I'm at on the outside of a construction that's right on the edge of the build border. I once built a bridge from a barge settlement all the way to Warwick Homestead in the hopes suppliers would take the bridge. They didn't, but the bridge was usable by my character.

If you use "Place Everywhere" you can hit 'F5' to walk outside the build zone of a settlement without the Workshop closing. That way you can walk to where you want to build the bridge while in Workshop mode, do your thing and be happy everafter.

Do yoursel a favour Jose and read what's been written. It might prevent you from sticking a whole regiment's worth of feet in that mouth of yours. It sure is big enough and must take-up so much space in your head there's little room left for a brain, it seems.

Best post your request here, Teach.

Got 761 mods in Skyrim SE (394 plugins) and 664 in Fallout 4 (457 plugins) and both games work like a charm.

I never use wi-fi. Too many security issues. Only my smartphone connects to the modem-router wireless for its signal, otherwise I wouldn't be able to use it. There ain't such a thing as a 'gaming router'. There's fast routers and very fast routers that are sold as 'gaming' routers to make you feel you've bought something special. I've been using a 16-ports TP-Link Fast Ethernet Switch for ages (SF 1016DS) and everything I have that can be connected hangs on it and the TP-Link in turn is connected to the Belgacom Proximus B-Box 3V+ Internet/Digital TV hub. Belgacom Proximus being the Internet Provider that owns Scarlet, where I have my Trio subscription (Internet, Digital TV and landline). Fourty bucks a month for 50MB down- and 7MB uplink with more TV and radio channels than I could watch or listen to. I pay eight bucks a month extra for the smartphone simcard with 150 minutes and 500 sms free per month. Only 4GB a month download but I never use my phone for the Internet. Can't remember how fast the TP-Link switch is, but it's fast enough. It doesn't divide my bandwidth across its 16 ports but gives full speed on each. Which is nice as it doesn't hamper my Internet connection when watching a full HD TV channel.

A King Tiger with 85mm Howitzer.

Wasn't 'The Sig' the pilot who did their fast laps in Top Gear?

My pedantic moment: "part deux"... and swapping the pronounciation of 'v' for 'b' is done for some words in German and for all words containing one of the two letters in Spanish, but only on the mainland and on the Canarian Islands except Tenerife and La Gomera.

Choose one of these seven subforums for Fallout 3. Next time, when having trouble with a game, go to that game's mod page, click 'Community' at the top and choose 'Forums' from the roll-down menu.

I'm never the first nor the last. Kind of a middle-man. I watch the comings and goings. Of the ones who came before me and the others who came after me. And I never get dizzy looking back and forth unless everybody seriously speeds up.