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Do you have the script extender and plugin preloader installed as well? Are you starting the game with F4SE_Loader?

Beth hasn't had underwater combat since Morrowind...... :)

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Is vortex/MO set to download from the premium servers?

Never ends, indeed. XD I had been thinking about an 850W, anyway. Might just upgrade that and my RAM first and hope the card prices come down a little in the next year. Maybe. Possibly. One can hope, right? Well, now the government is talking about banning imports of some material or other, that is a requirement for chip making..... and Intel, and various other manufacturers are whining about how it will make the chip shortage worse. Considering that very few, if any at all, chips are actually manufactured here in the states, I don't see the relationship there... but hey, any excuse for the corporations to gouge us some more. At this point, we can't even GET video cards at work.... They are just nowhere to be found. I thought it was getting better, but, it appears not.

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All first-person animations are hands and a camera, and nothing else. My guess is that all the third person animations need to be redone for the first person camera. Lots of animations, and animations with weapons. Probably ... But maybe I misunderstand and there is some simple way. For example, completely disable vanilla first person view, replacing it with some kind of trigger that switches the camera to pseudo first person view, while remaining in third person view. Something similar was done for one of the earlier games.... Don't recall if it was Oblivion, or Morrowind. It was called "Fake First Person", and it essentially was just third person, with the camera locked where the eyes would be. So, you could see your arms, and if you looked down, there was actually a body to be seen.

I completely agree that power will always result in creating the situation where those in power don't feel the rules apply to them (at least to the same extent as they apply to the masses) and that they 'deserve' more because of the 'sacrifices' they are making to 'govern' (a massive blindspot situation). I've even read of a study using college students that demonstatrated how pervasive the problem is (reported in Science daily quite a few years back). One of the biggest hurtles to overcome when assessing whether 'this form' of government is better than 'that form' is taking self interest out of the assessment process. For example you and I share a fairly common background, both working stiffs landing somewhere in the middle of the middle class. A system that allows us to better our situation (even if only by a little) will naturally be the one that is 'best' to us from our perspective. A person who is at the lower end of the lower class will consider that a system that offers them a safety net for times when no jobs are available to them as 'best'. Each case is correct with one simple proviso ... the correct way to state it is 'best for me'. Best for me has never equated best for everybody, and therein lies the insurmountable problem. I suspect that getting everyone, or even a majority... to agree on what is 'best', simply wouldn't happen. :D That's because 'best' is a concept that doesn't fit well with politics. Best for whom can be defined but just best alone is as undefineable as divided by zero. True that. I generally look at it as the lesser of a choice of evils. We need to have one, but, that doesn't necessarily imply we are going to like it.

I completely agree that power will always result in creating the situation where those in power don't feel the rules apply to them (at least to the same extent as they apply to the masses) and that they 'deserve' more because of the 'sacrifices' they are making to 'govern' (a massive blindspot situation). I've even read of a study using college students that demonstatrated how pervasive the problem is (reported in Science daily quite a few years back). One of the biggest hurtles to overcome when assessing whether 'this form' of government is better than 'that form' is taking self interest out of the assessment process. For example you and I share a fairly common background, both working stiffs landing somewhere in the middle of the middle class. A system that allows us to better our situation (even if only by a little) will naturally be the one that is 'best' to us from our perspective. A person who is at the lower end of the lower class will consider that a system that offers them a safety net for times when no jobs are available to them as 'best'. Each case is correct with one simple proviso ... the correct way to state it is 'best for me'. Best for me has never equated best for everybody, and therein lies the insurmountable problem. I suspect that getting everyone, or even a majority... to agree on what is 'best', simply wouldn't happen. :D

I think you need to pay attention to the connection points as well, as I don't think the wire will pass thru the beacon tower to connect.

The jury is still out on whether vaping is any healthier. Somehow, I don't see inhaling vaporized vegetable oil as a 'good thing'...... Along with all the other chems they include.

Erm, beth HAS integrated folks mods into the next game.... Where do you think crafting, and flowers that disappear when you harvest them came from? My idea of "the best game possible", and Todd's idea, seem to have a fair bit of distance between 'em. Of course, it's Todds JOB to sell the game..... Is it really his fault when the game does not live up to his hype? Were he honest with players, would they sell any less games though???

Yet neither system actually works on a large scale. Not with humans involved at any rate. The folks at the top, regardless of how powers are 'separated', STILL have all the power, make all the rules, and give themselves all the benefits thereof, and the lifestyles to match. Of course, the same could be said for the US government.... and it would be equally true. :) In reality, I am not entirely sure there IS a 'best' form of government, but, I gotta admit, I like capitalism a whole lot better than communism.

Which game? If it's for Skyrim, (either flavor) I suspect it just gives you a perk point to use as you see fit. :D

Even if you do, you don't. As you can use a batch file for as many commands as you wish for and just load that batch on startup. This is the ultimate solution for running a bunch of startup commands. :D

I don't know what indeed does, but, Ask the way *might* be involved. Nothing else I see there really suggests itself. Are you playing on survival difficulty by any chance? That would also do it.

I disagree on this one. Yep, steam does seem to love it's updates, and wants to update itself EVERY time you fire it off.... Annoying to say the least. However, it is possible to leave steam in off-line mode, so, nothing does any updates. Not steam, and not your games. Some of the other versions of the games, Game Pass, Gog, etc, do other odd and strange things, like encrypting the executable, or non-standard install locations, that confuse mod managers, and just make mod installation rather problematic. 99% of the tools out today, are set up FOR the Steam version of games. (as initially, they were the ONLY versions of the games..... :) )

Does Vortex have some provision for dealing with multiple mods altering leveled lists? Regardless of what magic it does with the files, the "rule of one" still applies. I use wrye bash to combine any mods that alter leveled lists, so the mods actually function as close to their design as possible. But, that's the ONLY thing I use wrye bash for......

Communism is compatible with the separation of powers contrary to marxism-leninism. Your question also applies to the right-wing/fascist countries since both systems are based on the concentration of powers. But I note you didn't answer the question. Big surprise there. (no, not really.) I answered your question by highlighting the fact your right-wing/fascist ideas are as insane as marxism-leninism and you did not even try to prove me wrong. That's not an answer. But, I am curious, you seem to be an advocate of communism, and see it as a better solution than what we have, but now, you are calling it insane?? Oh, and by the way, while I do subscribe to SOME 'right wing' ideas, that does not imply I agree with everything they say/do. I simply object less to some of their more 'right-wing' ideas, than I do to some of the lefts..... I find the right a bit more tolerable. The left has too many positions that I flat out vehemently disagree with for me to even consider supporting them.

Try renaming your various ini files in My Games\Skyrim, to .bak, or something similar, and let the game recreate them. (by starting the launcher.) See if anything improves.

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Communism is compatible with the separation of powers contrary to marxism-leninism. Your question also applies to the right-wing/fascist countries since both systems are based on the concentration of powers. But I note you didn't answer the question. Big surprise there. (no, not really.)

This looks a lot like the rantings of raging leftist, that seems to think the government can solve every problem. Got news for ya. The government isn't in the business of SOLVING problems. They create them, to keep the population divided, so they can maintain their power base. Ever notice that most mass-shootings happen in gun free zones? Why do you think that is?

I see this as well in LE. Bring up the "esc" menu, so I can refresh my coffee cup, come back to the game, poke the esc key to get back into the game, and MCM flashes up instead. Generally, if I poke the esc key a couple more times, I can get back into the game. It's annoying, but, I don't worry about it overmuch.

Does it just freeze? Crash to desktop? Other??