TheLadySil

Ahh, I see. That make sense. Thank you, in the future, I will be sure to report any such thumbnails.

I recall experiencing the very same problem once before. I think that in the end, I resorted to making my character mortal again through Falion, or the console, and then reinfection myself through Serana or Harkon, or the console. Though, it may be possible to find the ID of the vampire drain spell in question, and then remove, and re-add it from and to your spellbook respectively, but I don't think I was successful when I attempted this.

Shouts and the way they are obtained are a little more complex than spells. So while adding all the existing in-game spells (which includes shouts) to your character's spellbook, is never a good idea. Spells in particular should not have an impact on their related quests. Unless of course that quest involves a very script heavy method of obtaining said spell. As for shouts. it shouldn't, but I know there are a few quests that can be broken by having a shout before the point in the quest where you are meant to obtain said shout.

If I understand -- the mods: Dual Sheath Redux, Equipping Overhaul, or the two in combination -- may be what you are looking for. Alternatively the XPMS Maximum Skeleton alone might be a quicker, more straight forward solution.

I rather enjoyed sharing my experience with TES. In most of my daily life, people don't even know what TES is, or what a mod might be. It was pleasant to express my opinion to an entity that actually understood the terminology involved in the field of TES and modding, and that actually wanted to know my opinion. Even if that entity was only a complex HTML script. Lol :laugh:

Hey, I'd just like to point out that some of the adult mods on the nexus express nudity on their thumbnails. I don't know if it is possible to see the thumbnail of an adult mod if your profile is set to forbid such content, but even if not, it can be offensive to other viewers in the room when using the search function. Possibly even put one in a NSFW situation. Maybe this is not an issue, and is well under control, I just thought to voice this small concern of mine. Thanks.

Agreed. Pretty much any camera customization mod I've ever installed gave me greef when it came to click targeting things in the console. RefID command would of course, in such a scenario -- remain functional.

My first guess is that your random CTD's are literally just that. Random... The result of a system memory limitation in the 32bit version of Skyrim. I used ENBoost to help stabilise my Skyrim Install. However, at that stage I was already pushing 100+ mods. I'll need to know a little about your system specs to help you further. But try ENBoost first, and see if it makes a difference. I'm 98.3% sure it will reduce your random CTD's significantly.

Sadly, Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim, Fallout 3... (pretty much any Bethesda game, lol.) is crammed with bugs and glitches that cannot always be anticipated or repaired. The easiest suggestion I can offer is a workaround: open the console, target the guard/s who is/are accusing Ulfric of vampirism by clicking on him/them while the console is open, and type "Kill" without quotation marks. If there are more than one guard attacking him, you'll have to perform the same procedure (console/target/"kill") for each bothersome guard turned vampire hunting wannabe. If they are not alive to attack him, hopefully the quest will progress as it was intended.

Interesting... I remember having the exact same problem a while back. I am and was also running MGSO, though I did not suspect it as the culprit. I don't remember what exactly I did to solve the problem, but I think it did have something to do with the MCP being out of date. Anyway, glad you found a workaround. I think however, that simply updating MCP as Dragon suggested could be a more permanent solution. (In case anyone else with our problem comes looking in on this thread.)

I assume you are experiencing some kind of bug where your character is not reverting from "disableplayerfighting" back to "enableplayerfighting". Try opening the console, and manually entering, "enableplayerfighting" without the quotation marks. See if that solves your problem. If not... Are you running the Steam version of Morrowind GOTY Edition? if so, you may be able to solve your problem by verifying your game cache. P.S. - You can find all the other variants of the Player Control commands Here, and Here. Hope This Helps.