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Same as the Build mode for Skyrim on Xbox 360 i played on 360 great game. But now am on PC and loads better the Mods i got off here and an other site But (NOT SAYING SITE NAME) and i love the cheat mod off Nexus (bat skillperk) I went from Lvl 1 to 81 with in 3 minutes :whistling:

Mods for Dragons Dogma am no Modder so know nothing about it but i should think people that make the mods would need to know the game engain type and codes plus they would need to know if they can do and make mods for the game. I could be wrong on what i said. However, don’t expect The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim-level modding for the PC version. “There will be no official mod support for the PC version, but modding is possible at a user’s discretion and based on their rig,

Nexus dose keep download History but i would hate to go back through 1 years mod download history :ermm: Do you remember the name of the mod :excl:

What are them back ground Apps and programs that open every time i start Skyrim from NMM :down:

Half way through Friday my Luncher stopped working and came up with the message (Skyrim Luncher has stopped working). I took all mods out put them in a new folder so i know were they was tried lunching Skyrim still same message. So i uninstalled and reinstalled the game to find i still got the same message was trying this most of Saturday. Then i went onto steam clicked support went to Skyrims main site done what they had in there help forms that helped got my game running. I copped the info and added it here in case anyone else having or had same trouble do what it says below it may or may not work for everyone :thumbsup: If you are having trouble running The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim on a Windows 10 machine, we recommend the following troubleshooting steps: Set Steam Compatibility Right click on the Steam Icon, choose Properties, and if it is on, turn Compatibility off. Close out Steam entirely. Open Steam again it and attempt to load the game.Run the Game in Windows Compatibility Mode Right-click on the Skyrim Launcher application Usually found here: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Skyrim Select Troubleshoot Compatibility. Choose the Troubleshoot Compatibility option. Check the box that says The Program requires additional permissions. Select Yes for the next window and then Test the Program. Choose Save these settings.Open your Graphics Controls and Optimize the Game NVidia Experience: http://www.geforce.com/geforce-experience.AMD Catalyst: http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/CCCFAQ.aspx.If the above steps fail, try the steps below: Make sure your GPU drivers are up to date:NVidiaAMDDelete the INI files from C:\Users\[uSERNAME]\Documents\My Games\SkyrimVerify your game files through Steam