Pingonaut

It was a problem with some F4se files I suspect -- not related to the Data folder which uninstalled completely via Steam. They were in the Fallout 4 directory, where the .exe is located.

I seem to be having a similar issue. I reinstalled my game, and unmodded I cannot load an old (unmodded) save or start a new one. Loading screen for 2 seconds and then CTD. I'm trying to figure out if some mod failed to uninstall with the mod manager or the game when I removed it. edit: That seemed to fix it. I simply deleted all of the files in the Fallout 4 directory, where the .exe is located, and then used steam to validate the files. You may or may not be having a separate issue.

Last time I played I had probably around 150 mods installed, and I didn't even have everything I wanted. Starting on a new computer and a fresh install (other than enabling modding and getting the script extender) I just don't know where to start. How do you prioritize what mods you go searching for first? All visual mods first? Or something else? How do you make certain you don't pass over mods accidentally, or come across a mod but forget about it by the time you start adding that type of mod? I wish the "track mod" system was better on the Nexus site. It'd be nice to make lists and categories for mods you want to keep track of and remember.

Did you recently install the beta update?

I just finished fixing almost the same issue, it was a specific texture file (roofmetal03_d.dds) but I'm not sure what mod it was from. So for me, my game didn't crash until those textures were loaded in upon going into a certain part of the map. Here's the methodology I used, in case people experiencing a similar issue wish to replicate it: 1. With the textures removed, I went to the location that caused my game to CTD and saved. That way I could load the game and immediately know. 2. 30 at a time, I put the files back in and started my game. If that batch didn't cause a CTD they would be placed in the "safe" folder. 3. The second batch crashed my game and they were placed in an "unsafe" folder. 4. The third and final batch did not crash my game and were placed into the "safe" folder. 4. I started placing the "unsafe" files in at larger amounts, then smaller and smaller amounts, until I had narrowed down which file had the issue. So if you want to repeat it: 1. For me, this didn't CTD on loading the save, but instead in a specific region of the map. What I did was I removed the "Textures" folder and went to the area that I CTD, and saved my game there so I could load it up and know right away if it's still an issue. 2. Narrow down which folder in "Textures" is causing the issue. No need to do them one at a time at first. 3. Narrow down which files in that folder are causing the issue. Start with large batches of files and narrow them down. Put the "safe" files in a separate folder and don't load them in so they don't get mixed up. I'm still unsure about what causes the issue, though. What's different about this texture that crashes the game? If anyone finds out, please do share.

I just finished fixing almost the same issue, except with a different file. I also have the Eyes of Perfection mod, but that file wasn't the culprit for me. It was roofmetal03_d.dds but I'm not sure what mod it was from. So for me, my game didn't crash until those textures were loaded in upon going into a certain part of the map. I suspect that your issue is exactly the same except that your save was in a location where the texture had to be loaded in upon loading in (either you or an NPC near you had brown eyes). But basically my situation was exactly the same as yours. Including that I discovered it after reading about textures causing crashes on the forums and the way I fixed it. Here's the methodology I used, in case people experiencing a similar issue wish to replicate it: 1. With the textures removed, I went to the location that caused my game to CTD and saved. That way I could load the game and immediately know. 2. 30 at a time, I put the files back in and started my game. If that batch didn't cause a CTD they would be placed in the "safe" folder. 3. The second batch crashed my game and they were placed in an "unsafe" folder. 4. The third and final batch did not crash my game and were placed into the "safe" folder. 4. I started placing the "unsafe" files in at larger amounts, then smaller and smaller amounts, until I had narrowed down which file had the issue. So if you want to repeat it: 1. For me, this didn't CTD on loading the save, but instead in a specific region of the map. What I did was I removed the "Textures" folder and went to the area that I CTD, and saved my game there so I could load it up and know right away if it's still an issue. 2. Narrow down which folder in "Textures" is causing the issue. No need to do them one at a time at first. 3. Narrow down which files in that folder are causing the issue. Start with large batches of files and narrow them down. Put the "safe" files in a separate folder and don't load them in so they don't get mixed up. I'm still unsure about what causes the issue, though. What's different about this texture that crashes the game? If anyone finds out, please do share.

I'm having this issue but your solution didn't work for me. However upon removing specifically the "architecture" folder of the textures folder, it doesn't crash. I'm unsure but it may be that I have too much data in Textures. Or it's a botched file within architecture. I'll test more tomorrow.

Not sure, but mine works fine after simply reinstalling the mod. Beta and all.

Glad to see it's being worked on. Came here to say I'm having the same issue. Showing on the Forums but not mod sites.

For me, I started to CTD today when I hover over, not even select, the Power tab.

Hm.. Well thanks for the respond. I figured it'd be pretty cool to have some tank companion being healed by you, the cleric. What about the other way around? Are there any healer companions?

I just thought of something, you can heal your companions, so would it be a viable playstyle to be a healer, allowing your companion to tank all of the damage done by the enemies?

Some thoughts: you are always going to have trouble in Skyrim with rebellious natives, either through monetary (empire taking silver ect) or religious unrest. So the Empire will always have to station a large army there, that is very expensive. If Skyrim ceded that need is revoked, though the empire might potentially have to station significant forces along skyrims borders these might well be cheaper than an occupying force. Then they'd lose Skyrim to the Thalmore, giving the Thalmore one more conquer. It'd only get them closer to taking all of Tamriel.

By joining the Empire you're doing just that. You're not only uniting Skyrim but all of Tamriel, in the long-run. Because Skyrim is a huge part of the Empire's stability. If you remove the rebels from Skyrim and focus on the Thalmore (with Dovahkiin on your side) the Empire could win. It could work the same with with the Stormcloaks, but then again a divided empire is easy to conquer.

Oh, so he does die on the siege of Windhelm.