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Grumf5

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  1. Ok. So I finally have installed the Mod folder on the default location : partition C. What a big s#*! ! GRRRR ! :laugh: During the installation of NMM, you can choose the location of several repertories (and the location of the Mod folder too) and so, yes, you think you can put all that stuff on the drive you want but in fact, no. If you change the default locations, a warning message allways say something like : if you do that, baf ! explosion ! So voila, you have the choice but please, don't change anything. Hahaha ! Anyway, your help was great. Friendly thanks from a guy who speak English like a French cow. :thumbsup: :wink:
  2. Did I say it already ? Thanks for your help, L3s7ing ! It is really appreciated for a newbie like me. :thumbsup: What Twenty says in his post is no more true, no ? I think that's an old post. NMM is now able to manage a Mod directory that is located on another drive (if I'm not wrong). What Perilousrob says is really interesting. But a bit too complicated for my English level, not sure I understand it well. What I understand is something like that : 1. The place where you put the downloaded .zip or .rar files (mods) does not matter. Ok. 2. NMM allows you to install your mods on the drive you want. Ok. (Or not ok ?) That's Chinese to me. Does he just mean that the mods have to point in direction of the Skyrim installation directory ?
  3. Here are some infos on reddit.com : https://www.reddit.com/r/skyrimmods/comments/2ic46a/skyrim_on_an_ssd_mods_on_an_hdd/ Infos on steamcommunity.com : http://steamcommunity.com/app/72850/discussions/0/613936039460667332/
  4. I usually speak French but it seems we understand each other, that's cool. :-) L3s7ing, I just have seen this info on the reddit.com forum : "While it is not a good idea to install the program NMM on a separate drive from your Skyrim directory, one thing you can do is have the Mod directory for NMM saved on a separate drive. This eliminates NMM from taking up place on your SSD with its mod files." But not easy to know what is 100% sure or not. Some people are saying : do not install your mod directory on another drive ! The game will be slow. And some other people are saying : No problem. My Skyrim game is on a drive and my mod directory is on another drive and all is working perfectly well. Anyway, I would like to avoid to do bad choices. I'm totally newbie about NMM and Skyrim mods. :thumbsup:
  5. Sorry, don't know if I understand well but that's what I want to avoid, if possible. My Skyrim game is installed on C:\Program Files and I don't want to install my Skyrim mods on C:\Program Files. I would like to install my Skyrim mods on another SSD. But ok, that's maybe what you are saying, I just understand everything wrong. :wink:
  6. Hi, I'm going to install the Nexus Mod Manager but before I do it, I need your help. In a video about the installation of Nexus Mod Manager, Gopher says that the best place for the Mods folder is on the same partition (HDD or SSD) than the games. My games are on a SSD - partition C:\Program Files I would like my Mods folder to be on another SSD (E:\Games\Skyrim SE\Mods) Why ? Because I want to have on partition C only programs and the operating system. Nothing else, if possible. So voila, what do you think ? If my Mods folder is not on the same partition than my games, my games will be slow ? Or that will create some problems ? Thanks for your help.
  7. Thanks Ephemera ! I finally found it, language file is a big file, so long download. Anyway, thanks a lot for your help ! :cool:
  8. Hi, Newbie question, how can I change the language in the game (Skyrim SE) ? I downloaded the game from the Steam shop, that's ok and the game works, the only thing is : the game is in English. I would like it in French. But I see no language choice in the options. What can I do ? Thanks for your help.
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