vagabondguy

"Q. When would be the best time to upgrade? I'd say, when you're comfortable with the concept of reinstalling some mods (how many seems to completely depend on how the migration process goes and we've not found a pattern as of yet) and when you have the time to do it. For some, the migration procedure is taking mere minutes. Others have claimed it's taken many hours. A particularly good time would be when you're wanting to do a fresh install of Skyrim (or the game you're playing) with a fresh installation of mods. Or, if you're very secure and comfortable with the process of installing mods properly: any time when you have the time to do it!" I would definitely agree with this answer, honestly. It's what I ended up doing anyway. I wanted to redo some of my mods, but with you have over 200 of them and they all regularly clash, sometimes it's just easier to take advantage of a new system to just get it all rebooted (Though admittedly, I probably didn't do as clean an install as I should have, but eh. I can reinstall it again, so meh.) I will say that I"m surprised that the general reactions. A lot of people wanna play the blame game I guess. I"m not gonna pretend like I helped by bug reporting, since by that time I decided to capitalize on the new launcher and uninstall, so I dropped the ball there. but, that aside. The sooner we all just move on, the better. And if it's really that bad, peeps, a clean install isn't as bad as it might seem.

In response to post #28769699. #28769749 is also a reply to the same post. I would have, but I just don't have the time anymore. I'm just gonna do a clean reinstall and try again later in the week. I do at least appreciate the well timed response, I guess. At least give some recognition where it's due. Seriously though I appreciate that ya at least tried to get back to me. A clean install just works better for me in the end. I was going to wipe it anyway so eh. this is a good time to do it. Silver-lining and such, yeah? As for what's wrong, something tells me the other comments and reported posts will elaborate better than I could. And one I reinstall, eventually, I"ll have a better sense of where the wheels fall off the bus and can provide my own reports.

I read the installer, and it's warnings, twice to make sure that everything worked well since I"ve already gotten screwed once in the modding menus by steam, I'm doubly careful these days. I don't care, who's fault it is, or how "Wrong I am" for not being careful enough with an auto installer. I'm not here to point fingers or name names. All I want to know, is if this is a result of the new system, and if by chance it is, how do I fix it, or uninstall everything so I can play it again or re-mod it. I have a nursing degree I"m still working on pursuing while working a full shift during the week ends. I only ever get one day off a week to play skyrim and this has put a serious clamp on that. Someone, anyone, just tell me : "How do I fix this so I can make use of the short 4 hour period I get to myself during the week. That's all I want to know. I don't care how wrong you think I am, or how right you think you are. I just need to know if this is fixable so I can go spend my time and energy elsewhere if I have to.