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Dumb question -- the supposed game mechanic of "Defense = Food + Water = less raider attacks." does not seem to work for me - is it documented somewhere?. Sanctuary in my main game has >170 defense, 40 water and 50 ish food. Every other attack/kidnapping is there (I started writing a note to myself, it was so irritating). Also driving me nuts -- the NPC that notifies me of the kidnappings has been sent to the Slog (he's a ghoul, and I'm racist or something, I guess), so now he is off in a random place when I need to turn the kidnapping quest back in....right now he is on top of a highway that is inaccessible (even with unmodded jetpack). I tried getting to him with TCL , but it drops me to the ground.. Anyway -- is that equation correct as far as everyone else can tell?

Homemaker has the all-in one sink/mirror combo. I haven't seen the medicine cabinet style one - it might be there too, in containers or something. Edited -- I *think* it's Homemaker -- whichever one has the institute building set...

I second the request, sorta - I'd take a watch sized pipboy without the extra effort of creating the views and animation changes required to make the "wristwatch style" pipboy totally immersive.

Wish there was a "like" button for this post. Very professional and thorough, but clear. I wish corporate security folks could write this well. Thank you.

Quite possibly the best explanation of site advertising and "break even" I have ever read. Your cost per mille section will actually help me explain this to the board of directors for one of the groups I provide web design to - may I use it, with credit (not on a site, simply in a presentation deck)? Without concern for higher bandwidth - may we make our lifetime supporter contribution higher to help the site out?

Thanks. Had been listening to the "don't use it if you don't know how"....

I (probably stupidly) have a single mod that I do all my own personal modifications to - created some followers, tweaked some of the armor/weapons, improved looks on some NPCs. Most importantly to this question is I made changes to Breezehome, which now crash the game with the latest DLC. I deleted spiderwebs and moved some furniture around, added a merchant chest to an NPC I added, some things like that. Is there a way to undo those changes - ideally to an entire space (location Interiors, WhiterunBreezehome)? I have tried to do so in the creation kit, but am not sure it's having an effect.