Dominque

In response to post #43579020. #43579810, #43579820, #43579830 are all replies on the same post. Comonna Yea I get that.......but.......if you are using mods that are reliant on SKSE not sure that would be a good idea, I'm thinking you would be better off not using old save files, and just starting a new run thru and add compatible mods according.

In response to post #43579020. #43579810, #43579820 are all replies on the same post. Well I would believe if you just download it in a separate directory, it would stand alone you can do that thru Steam>settings>steam library folders and create a new file location, then it should be a "stand alone"

I have allot of questions, but I think my overwhelming concern is SKSE, which I see is being worked on and if they resolved the Papyrus issues and the corruption of the auto saved files and saved files, that has been the biggest annoyance with the classic Skyrim. That and well the stability after it is heavily modded. I was also wondering will all the DLC's be included in one Skyrim.esm. Like many who have already played thru several run-thru's of the game. Will the mods that are not reliant on SKSE automatically compatible? or since this is a 64 bit engine will we need to wait for a conversion. To many questions right now. My biggest concern is stability, which the classic Skyrim was not known for.

I played the survival beta for about 12 hours. here is my recomendations. Offer the option to select a diffuculty level seperate from your need to eat, sleep, drink, and disease. Offer the option to fast travel, or not. Offer the option to be able to save or not. More options, less "all in one". Unless you offer "special content" playing it on the full hardcore mode. The mod community, has created the rest, backpack, tent, and pack-mule