JakeCWolf

So to clarify according to System Requirement Labs I do NOT meet the minimum requirements to run Doom, yet after installing it and playing it It ran fine and looked great, load times where a little long, but no major issues otherwise. Then Nvidia did an automatic optimization and pretty much screwed over the game, it looked fine and then ran like crap, I tried to fix it and now it just outright looks like crap to boot. I'm hoping to upgrade my rig in the near future, but I'm wondering what I can do to play Doom now instead of then. Is there at least an undo optimizations button in Nvidia? Or do I have to undo it all manually, and if so what is the best way to do so? Any help would be appreciated as always.

I'm looking for a value in creation kit, one tied to leveling up skills. From an old article I read it says the value you should edit is fXPLevel, but I can't figure out where or how to search, clicking in the Render Window to search for entities but I want to search for values. If you couldn't tell I'm a complete novice, but since all other skill leveling mods are either outdated or not what I want, I'm making my own, so please don't link to any "cool mods" you know about. I'm not interested.

The largest hub for Bethesda mods on the internet, and I can't find a single person willing to teach me by hand... unbelievable.

Thank you but this isn't I was asking for. I want someone to help teach me to mod, starting with directing me how to make this simple adjustment to exp gains and reducing the level grind. So can anyone help me do that?

The title says it all, but for those curious I've long since hated the grind towards any skill save Enchanting past 40ish. It always ends up playing out the same way, me trolling the UESP wiki looking for cheeky methods to level up or just saying "fudge it" and using console to give straight skill XP injections, both end up ruining my immersion and make be drift off to something else. So I want to fix that will a simple mod. One that will make it noticeably easier without going so far that (as LolzMan1325 puts it); "-you smack a skeever with your dagger and your one-handed levels up to 100." And to top it all off I'm a total nub at modding. I did watch all the Bethesda Creation Kit videos a while back, but not only are details from the sketchy at best in my head I recall altering experience gaining not being directly covered. So anyone could spare the time to walk me through this, I'd be greatly appreciate the tutelage.

Uh huh. Anyone with an actually useful, detailed answer?

Don't know how better to describe this, like my other bug I reported a few days ago it's happened since vanilla. Basically sometimes everything goes silent, nothing including weapons or enemies make noise, trying to open the menu or pipboy causes the game to freeze. After about a minute everything catches up all at once. It happens every hour or so of play. I've heard it's more to do with Fallout 4 then anything, something about Fallout 4 being borked on the game engine level so that make fixing problems like this impossible but I want to be sure it can't be fixed, and/ore that I'm not the only one having this bug.

So I'm the only who has this happen? I doubt that but I'd like to be sure.

I've had this bug since back when I only played vanilla so I know it's not mod related, but I run into the bug when imputing console commands, it constantly highlights and delete every thing I type letter by letter, non-stop, and nothing short of quitting out to desktop and going back in seems to fix it. Has anyone else run into this bug? Sorry if it's not very descriptive, not sure how else to put it. Any feedback or how to fix this annoyance would be lovely, for reference I'm using a controller to play.

Something I find odd not being around, in my currently play through I'm playing an physically older version of my usually character, aka him later in life, and I must say I'm bothered he still sounds like he's young. Granted he's a Breton but I'd prefer him to sound like an Nord NPC does when they grunt and carry on in battle, strangely Nord characters don't like Nord NPCs, they sound the same as all other humans in battle. So I'm wonder is there a mod floating around that allows one to change the sounds of their character to how NPCs sound in battle? One with MCM support would be a bonus. I'm not interested in one that has fan-dubed combat grunts, even high quality ones, I'd prefer just to use the NPC grunts. Thanks in advance for feedback.

I'm 27 myself, but life and those I keep for company on the internet sometimes make me a lot older, 40 - 60 depending on the day.

http://imgur.com/5eQ9j5T Owner: I feed my Bearded Dragon a mouse each week. For some reason he wouldn't eat this one and now they're apparently best friends. Me: This mouse is just the rodent equivalent of Dragonborn. He used the "Bend Will" Shout on your dragon, and now it allows him to ride it, simple as that.

Best to link the mod you are having problems with, "Silder" could any number of mods, it's fine to link to other places on this site.

Think I posted this in the wrong section yesterday, sorry about that, so I'll post it here for another go round on getting an answer; I have no idea where to even start, so I'm just gonna pull a Shoddycast and go back to beginning; I'm following this tutorial by Arthmoor for adding custom starts to his mod Live Another Life. I've watched the 10 part series by Bethesda on how to use the Creation Kit so I feel like I can do this, even though I've never modded before, this is me trying to do something small to break into modding. So I use Wyre Bash, make the .esp an .esm and then I try to open it in Creation Kit, I get the following errors, the first leads to the second when I hit "No", and causes the Creation Kit to crash. I have no idea what any of this means, can someone fill me in? I'm happy to provide mod list or any other info, I just have zero clue what I should provide, what is relevant and what is inconsequential. Any help is appreciated here as always, though just as a disclaimer; Yes I own legitimate copy of Skyrim on Steam, I have the Steam Key to prove it, not sure why I felt the need to say that, but the way the errors are worded, specifically the word "localization" makes me think that a disclaimer here will save a lot of posts and replies and by extent, time.

I have no idea where to even start, so I'm just gonna pull a Shoddycast and go back to beginning; I'm following this tutorial by Arthmoor for adding custom starts to his mod Live Another Life. I've watched the 10 part series by Bethesda on how to use the Creation Kit so I feel like I can do this, even though I've never modded before, this is me trying to do something small to break into modding. So I use Wyre Bash, make the .esp an .esm and then I try to open it in Creation Kit, I get the following errors, the first leads to the second when I hit "No", and causes the Creation Kit to crash. I have no idea what any of this means, can someone fill me in? I'm happy to provide mod list or any other info, I just have zero clue what I should provide, what is relevant and what is inconsequential. Any help is appreciated here as always, though just as a disclaimer; Yes I own legitimate copy of Skyrim on Steam, I have the Steam Key to prove it.

In response to post #28844759. Hin vozokoraav drun hinmaar daar dez.

In response to post #28844939. To clear up corrupted content generated by them. It's hard to explain, it's just something you do in these situations. You may have to reinstall Skyrim, once again it's the price people pay for not heeding posted warnings about instability and risk of use.

In response to post #28844779. Should read next time you haphazardly install or update something; http://static-2.nexusmods.com/15/images/110/1-1442505250.png

In response to post #28845124. The NMM team might have left a figurative minefield with this update, but they also took the liberty to put signs up warning of the danger ahead. You and your friend herp-a-derped into a clearly labeled minefield and now your angry you got a few limbs blown off. You really have no one to blame but yourselves. Here's that sign I mentioned: http://static-2.nexusmods.com/15/images/110/1-1442505250.png

That's more of a work around then a solution, that I don't want to do...

You can also use Live Another Life to skip the entire thing, it lets you get back on the main story all the same though. But I know for a fact Civil War Overhaul makes that scene go haywire, horse and cart are barrel rolling nonstop.

Title says it all, I don't like the high res textures despite thinking I would now I want to remove them but simply unchecking the box doesn't do anything. Other people seem to have had the same problem, but I can't find a single conclusive answer on how to fix this. I even did a clean reinstall, for unrelated reasons and it just downloaded the DLC all other again, despite me leaving it unchecked. Read that you can start Steam in offline mode then start Skyrim offline as well and that will make all the textures load as normal and no high res, but that didn't work, I've always heard I need to contact Steam and have them remove the content from my account to fix it that way, but that will be at least a week of waiting, there's got to be another way, right? Any feedback would be appreciated.

In response to post #28812769. That's what you get for failing to read the bold red text when you installed the newest version for NMM, you have no one to blame but yourself.

I'm just overly curious, probably more then is healthy for me, but any chance you'd share some of those death threats? With the names of the threatener blacked out to avoid backlash hating (or worse, return death threats). I wanna see exactly what extremely butt hurt people will say when they reach such a threshold of hate.

This topic has gone on for quite sometime I see, since I don't feel like reading through 104 pages of text, or even the last few I'm just going answer the title's question outright; Niether. And here's why, both the Imperials and Stormcloaks are right and wrong, both ignore something the other doesn't, worse then that both are ignorant of the true scope of Alduin's return, and that if the Dragonborn hadn't practically smashed thier heads togeather for a truce to deal with him there wouldn't be a Skyrim or a Tamirel to fight over.