logicdon

Thanks man ... so simple yet so hard !

I Know its a Long time after this post started but I came across THE problem but found the Solution :down: Here it is: I ran PM and waited (I went to bed 10 hours later) nothing still there hanging at scrolls and ..... So what I did: I opened Java configI set everything to defaultI ran PM via the "Debug - moreHeapspace - 32BitandMO"And "BOOM" 3 minutes later the patch was created! There you have it folks! Cheers "Carpe Diem"

Hi I would like to add my Skyrim CTD experience on this thread. I have a heavily modded Skyrim. Without going into too much detail what I have found is that 95% of Freezes, CTD and other issues is due to the mods, mod setup, mod conflict or missing segments of mods. I have a very good PC with plenty of everything so that was not likely to be the cause. I started going down the route of trying memory fixes but after much research and testing realised that the mods themselves are moe than likely the issue. The tools i use mainly are TES5 and Loot. However these tools do not solve all issues. They are solid at what they do. In most cases it was ME who caused the issue by not fully reading the mod requirements and by placing SLIGHTLY conflicting mods together. READ and download everything you need for every mod. Don't do mass downloads and hope it all works ... it probably wont! So I got up to around 150 mods and had issues. I basically deactivated ALL and EVERY mod to just the barebones skyrim and update. I played like that all well. Then I slowly introduced in chunks of 5 at a time starting with the official DLCs and Unofficial DLC mods. I played for about half an hour to an hour after every additional mod. As I reactivated mods I doubled checked the requirements and CLEANED the ones that LOOT suggested to clean as I went along. It took about a whole day but was worth it it the end. I tailored my list and now am back to a stable 130 mods.... btw you don't necessarily need requiem ... it can be a real pain. There are a selection of other mods that do the same. By having lots of smaller mods that do what one large unwieldy mod does it gives you more control and is not putting all the eggs in one basket. So if requiem is giving you issues get rid and find smaller mods that give you the same experience. In summary be selective with your mods and understand them fully. Quality over Quantity any day :laugh: