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I have this issue. Was a supporter, and every month I have to scramble with a process to renew my premium. Furthermore, trying to download mods with the free option is buggy. The downloads tend to fail and not go through.

Aers fixed the bug. GIVE HIM KUDOS BOYS!

In response to post #60424777. Well of course, the most popular mods get the biggest reward. Skyrim and Fallout 4 are the most popular modding communities at the moment.

@Aleksi134 which mods did you remove by chance?

Okay guys lets try a different tactic. Have we tried examining our papyrus logs? Maybe if we all have a similiar error before the corrupt saved game image appears that can tell us what the underlying cause is? Before my game corrupted, my papyrus logs were spammed with this text. According to the Creation Kit Wiki, this is what this error means. "(Ref ID): Ref is in an unloaded cell, so it cannot cast spells." This warning is displayed when the functions Cast or RemoteCast are called by a reference that is in an unloaded cell. Check that the object's parent cell has loaded before calling these functions. If you still get these errors after testing that the cell is loaded, then try adding a Wait call to the script to give the object or its environment sufficient time to fully initialize and load before attempting to call the Cast or RemoteCast functions. https://www.creationkit.com/index.php?title=Papyrus_Runtime_Errors

This is a known and common bug with Skyrim Special Edition. Nobody knows what causes this the bug or how to stop it. Sorry mate.

I'm about to just give up on SSE. This bug just randomly happens in my load order. I don't know how to solve it, it's annoying, and now it's gotten to the point where it happens every 15 minutes of playtime. Honestly I don't see the point of SSE if this bug persists. If it's a 'mod' problem (as in too many mods), then what the hell is the point in me using SSE? I used this version for greater stability. If it doesn't give greater stability, then it's useless. I might just go back to Classic Edition and come back to SSE in a few years. Maybe the community will finally find what causes this bug, because at the moment I'm completely lost.

I cannot access the changelog of mods at all. Anybody else have this bug?

I appreciate your drive man. I really do. I'm just saying keep your expectations tempered. I've seen a lot of talented mod authors get burnt out making their "magnus opus" mods and not only did they not finish their modding projects, they ended up quitting modding altogether. Even if you don't want to downsize her to a follower mod, maybe just downsizing the mod to a single mini questline (Like Forgotten City or Clockwork) could also help? Also if you feel really confident about this project and if you can make a really good first part, you should try and get into contact with Bethesda about getting some funding and assistance in uploading the full version via the Creation Club. It's a long shot, but part of the reason the Creation Club was made was to help encourage higher quality modding projects.

At the risk of being a negative Nancy, have you thought about down-scaling the mod? You seem to have multiple large plot threads (Empire vs Thalmor, Shezzarines, Gods, etc,.) that would honestly need a large game studio to be done well. You honestly might be better off just focusing on the Caesia character and making a scaled down quest for her. The type of questline you're proposing on doing is something that a LOT (and I mean a lot) of mod authors have tried to do before (even ones with large teams) and the vast majority of them have ended up not going anywhere and the modders involved burning out. Many of these large scale modding projects that do end up getting done tend to be of fairly low quality (Summerset Isles being a prime example). Even a mod like the Forgotten City (one of the better quest mods available) took years to make and it's far smaller and had far more people involved then what you're proposing to do. You don't have all the people you need to finish this mod and honestly I think you would be better off just trying to make a good follower mod with a decent questline then trying to make what is essentially a massive expansion pack. Everybody wants to make a massive questline and story. But you need to know what you can swallow and what you can't. I mean for god's sake an Empire vs Thalmor storyline would be it's own massive undertaking by itself, but you're thinking it will be a side plot. A side plot. You don't have the resources to do what you want to do mate.

Also have the same problem, I believe it's related more to the number of mods one uses. I have a theory that the root cause of the saved game corruption could be that the game does the "false corruption" instead of crashing like it would in Oldrim. Maybe that's why part of the reason Special Edition seems far more stable is because Bethesda removed certain safeguards or whatever, and while it does reduce crashing, in certain set-ups it results in this corrupt saved game issue we see. Of course, there's no way for me to confirm this at all. Just a theory I have.

This happens to me after an extended playthrough. I've tried resaving all of my mods in the CK to make sure that they were all Form ID 44, but it still inevitably crops up. Does this have any long term consequences or is this just a mild annoyance?

Frank, using ENBOOST actually solves the 3.1g memory problem. There's been a solution to fix that for a few years now.

All shops being closed at 8pm and open at 8am seems to be done to more convenient for the player to know when they're able to shop or not. Giving each store different hours to be open would just make it confusing and difficult for the player.

In response to post #28777289. I'm going to have to agree on that count. A certain moderator isn't really acting in a professional manner as befitting his job. Consumer based software is about making it simple enough so that regular people can use it without much hassle. If people ARE having a hassle with it, that's on the fault of the designer/coder, not on the consumer.