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You just need to type the name of the game into the field at the top of the games list and then hover over the result and choose the "manage" option that comes up. Vortex no longer allows you to bulk select games since you are only going to be modding one at a time anyway.

PS4/PS5 don't allow new assets. So mods that could be ported would be limited. But you'd have to ask the authors. Or, if they've given permission already, ask in a place where Xbox/PS5 mod authors hang out.

Might be worth turning off the GPU acceleration in the settings as a test.

Your version of Vortex is too old to auto-update. You'll need to download the new version and install over the top of your existing version. It shouldn't result in any lost data.

I'd probably do some in-game testing using the console and "removeallitems" and "removeitem" to see if removing the items from the body prevents the crash.

Beyond Skyrim Bruma shows 1.6.3 on their page and you have 1.6.2 so that seems correct. The others don't appear to be getting the version number correctly since they're showing a date rather than a version number so MO2 is pretty much just telling you there's an error there.

You misread that Picky

I don't see where you answered the question of whether you're looking at game specific lists? From the images you posted it sort of looks like you have 8562 mods in JWE and another 8000+ in MHW which would be more than the 10000 you mention. It's hard to tell because you keep cropping out the part of the image that would make it clear.

I think you'd likely need to have Special Edition in order to do a port anyway. Plus, the mod you mentioned has dependencies that might not be available/work on Legendary Edition.

Fair enough.

That second one might get by based on much of the staff being British. Different connotations on their bunch of islands.

I don't have documentation of what was going on in his brain, no. Wouldn't want it either. But the links you gave make it clear that he was trying to get out of the deal based on a complaint about something he never bothered to write into the deal in the first place. So if that was his big concern then he is a god-awful businessman.

There was an issue similar to this a while back that involved the installation of SKSE. I think manually installing SKSE instead of letting Vortex do it was one solution. It wasn't just SKSE, it could happen with other mods that are installed in the main folder rather than the DATA folder as well.

The legal claims he made to try to back out and his reasons for wanting to back out are not necessarily the same. The claim about fake accounts was the strongest argument he had and it was too weak for him to win.

If you actually manage to exceed the limit, then you get an hourly quota until the reset the next day. The hourly quota is lot smaller and will drive you bonkers if you watch the downloading but is not bad if you're leaving the computer to run/download overnight.