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Grab a copy of Crucial Storage Executive, install it, and run it. Have a look at what it thinks about your SSD. (it gives a ton of useful information, including drive health.) That said, if you simply moved you game files to the new drive, the registry entries for the game won't be correct, and can cause some odd problems...... Need to INSTALL the game where you want it.

Start the game at least once.

The system works perfectly well, which is amply demonstrated by this thread...... it isn't 'outdated', or giving excessive power to the mod authors. Can it be abused? Sure. IS it being abused? Not really. And most certainly not, in this particular case. What we have here is, a person that screwed up, and is now trying to blame the system for the consequences of his own actions. It really doesn't matter what anyone (everyone....) else is saying, the OP firmly believes he is 'right', and nothing anyone says is going to convince him any different. Considering how often this topic comes up, (and for pretty much the exact same reasons......) I am surprised that staff here even bother with them any more. Is it just the mental exercise of debating (yet again...) the merits of a system that works as intended??? Somehow, I don't think Robin goes out of his way to recruit masochists for moderators.......

You waltzed into a mod authors store, complimented him, asked a couple questions. He answered. You didn't like the answer, and reacted badly. The mod author blocked you. That is the mod author tools working EXACTLY the way they are supposed to. Why is that so hard to understand? Those types of comments are PRECISELY WHY the system was implemented in the first place. You were in the wrong here. Now, here you come, trying to rationalize away your blunder, by claiming 'the system is broken'. Bull Feces. YOU SCREWED UP! Actions have consequences. You are now paying the price for your own mistake. Learn to live with it.

Hhhhmmmm.... not seeing anything in the mod comments.... Might try getting the 'other' flavor (installer vs. archive?) and reinstall, see if anything changes. Use something like RevoUninstaller portable to make sure you get rid of all traces of the original installation.

Sounds like you're being childish for getting blocked for acting childish and blaming the consequences of your actions on everybody else. And this comes as a surprise when? :)

Normally, I would suspect that a mod was doing something with the robes, but, the IDs say otherwise. Do you have any inventory management mods active?

Which mod manager are you using?

Familiar with TESIVEdit? Run that on your full load order, and see what mods are affecting Capt. Renalt. Likely there is a script that is watching for his death......

Is the path correct in the first line?

Rogue One was a good movie. It falls between episodes III, and IV in the Star Wars saga. Good acting, good story, good special affects. I really enjoyed it. Star Trek: Into Darkness was a good action flick. I think this was the better of the three movies in the 'new' star trek universe. Guardians of the Galaxy, (both of them) were also rather enjoyable. They also had some truly humorous moments. :) All of the X-Men movies were good. Battlefield Earth was a disaster though...... it was (and still is) universally panned by both moviegoers, and reviewers. Not sure what John was thinkin' when he took that role.

Might try updating your video drivers....... also may want to look thru event viewer, and see if anything interesting presents itself.

Which game?

What operating system? Try playing in borderless window mode, and leave task manager running in the background, that way, you *should* be able to alt+tab to it, and see if the game is still running. I would also be tempted to see how much free disk space you have available on the drive where it is trying to save.

Not to mention that these days, calling someone 'fat' is basically equivalent of murder...... the whole 'accept people as they are' thing, regardless of how unhealthy it is, doesn't seem conducive to a healthy populace.

I don't have a google account. Don't want one either.

Witcher 3.

Deny all you like, I KNOW you did that on purpose. :D I could not resist :devil: posting to toss around my lighthearted, and light headed, remarks. Typing a bunch of letters with my pudgy little fingers, making it feel like I will lose some weight while I loose a pound of thought here... on the forum's threads... before I start thinking about my bulging flesh! :sick: Which then starts to creep me out. :sick: I promise that I will keep my muscles strong even with all the weight I am carrying around. So I can run fast enough to get passed you if a grizzle bear is chasing us, while I keep enough fat to float on the salty brine sea or ocean and hope I can safely reach a little island where there aren't any left over missing in action soldiers already camped out there who also don't know about a lot of the problems the world has wrought upon our weak wills. FOOD! PASTRIES made with REAL WHIPPED CREAM! oh my! :laugh: Watch for the cannibals..... :)

You need to delete all files associated with the game after you uninstall, as the uninstaller isn't real effective at cleaning up directories and such. It tends to leave anything mod related there..... (just nukes vanilla stuff.)

Deny all you like, I KNOW you did that on purpose. :D

Forks. Forks are the problem. Without forks, it wouldn't be so easy to eat. Lets ban forks.

What country do you live in? (where to buy becomes an issue.)

I liked Morrowind a LOT better than Oblivion, while in vanilla (no mods) form. There are a LOT of mods out there in the world to deal with most of the issues in Morrowind, and the exploration aspect is much better as well. (I don't think MW has any variety of fast travel either.) I like leveling in morrowind better than the later games. its supposed to be a role playing game, where character skill determines success/failure. Oblivion is still pretty good in that aspect, but, later games..... not so much. Combat is skill based. If you are lousy with a short blade, don't expect to hit a lot with one. As your skill improves, your odds of actually doing some damage improves as well. In Oblivion, you will almost always hit your target (with a melee weapon) but, DAMAGE is based on skill...... So, at low levels, you do very little damage, even with a two-handed sword. Also, leveled enemies..... Its a lot less obvious in Morrowind, in oblivion, beth went WAY overboard with it. I played vanilla for about 45 minutes, and came to the conclusion that leveling was actually a BAD idea....... and quit playing. Then FCOM came out..... and it RADICALLY changed the in-game experience. Of course, getting all the components installed, and working properly is an exercise....... but, makes the game MUCH more challenging. And fun.

Yeah, "Teaser" is indeed correct. Just not a lot of information to be had. Sure LOOKS good though. :) Lookin' forward to it. Unless they go the 'online' route, like Fallout 76, then I will have zero interest in it.

Yeah, the folks that think their 'freedom of speech' applies EVERYWHERE....... Even in foreign countries. (which Nexus qualifies as..... oddly enough.) Of course, I have been seeing that argument as long as I have been participating on forums too. :)