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In response to post #55569459. #55569819 is also a reply to the same post. Yep, I just have throwaway accounts for this kind of stuff now. I still remember forums and dedicated discussion sites. That was true social networking; facebook, instagram etc...it's nothing but self promotion. :)

In response to post #55568514. #55575384 is also a reply to the same post. I don't mind it, but it runs really slowly for me. I also prefer the compact layout of the 'old' design.

In response to post #55575179. #55575419 is also a reply to the same post. I do agree with this, especially since it was posted on such a huge subreddit. Maybe it would have been better to post onto a dedicated modding subreddit or something. Still entered anyways since there's some cool prizes.

UPDATE 1: After extensive testing, it appears this is only a problem in the wilderness. No issues in cities whatsoever. Going into the system menu after leveling seems to cause problems. I can navigate the tabs, but whenever I hover over an option, the game will instantly freeze. UPDATE 2: I may have possibly found a solution. I found a video on YouTube from a user who didn't get freezes/CTDs, but would get a black screen in his skills menu. He believed it was caused by Skyrim Redone being incompatible with some other mod (though he didn't know what). Looking around, I found the Unofficial Skyrim Redone Patch by ExlmleR. I had to install the Unofficial Skyrim Patch over the Unofficial Skyrim Legendary Edition Patch to get it to work (trying to launch with the LE patch causes a CTD on startup), but once I got in game, I was able to level up successfully. The sound played (very slightly delayed), the skill menu came up quickly and I was able to navigate the system menu without any issues. I'll update again when I've done a couple more test runs to make sure it wasn't a fluke. UPDATE 3: I installed all unofficial patches and disabled USLEEP. I had the black screen/freezing issue once, though the system menu was still navigatable. It froze after I'd closed the menu and attempted to quickload. The other 9 attempts went without any issues, so I'd say while it's not 100% reliable, it's more than satisfactory for this issue. UPDATE 4: I can still access the skills menu but now the system menu and quicksave is causing freezes again. Screw it, I'm going to play Oblivion instead. Hello, hopefully someone can help me. I've been having constant issues and I've spent a solid 3-4 days trying to fix it to no avail. It's really doing my head in and I'm ready to give up. What happens is I'll level up (often no sound will be played for this), then when I go to the skills menu, it will be solid black. I can still move the cursor and tab out, but leveling is impossible. After this, other sounds will not play when they're supposed to, and the game will freeze up if I enter any save/load menu or if I try to quicksave. It won't crash, just freeze. I can't seem to find anyone who has had this particular issue. What I've tried: - Reinstalling everything - Using LOOT to make sure the mod load order is correct - Making sure everything is up to date & patched for compatibility - Disabling mods one by one / completely disabling mods - Disabling autosave / deleting autosaves in saves folder - Cleaning saves with Skyrim Save Cleaner - Using SSME (this would cause CTD upon loading via main menu) - Using SKSE ini (no effect) - Using SafetyLoad (no effect on this issue) & adjusting the SafetyLoad ini as recommended (no effect) - Deleting Skyrim.ini & SkyrimPrefs.ini Last lines of Papyrus log: Here's my load order: I'm not using any ENBs. Specs: CPU: Core i7-4790 4-Core 3.6GHzGPU: GeForce GTX 970 MSI Gaming 4GB EditionRAM: 8GB DDR3 1600MHzMotherboard: ASRock Z97 Extreme4Hard Drive: 2TB (746GB available)OS: Windows 10 x64 Any help is very much appreciated!

Thanks! And yep, it fixed it. Everything's working just fine now. I know this is a pretty common issue, but I've only seen someone recommend updating the game once :confused: , so hopefully someone with the same problem will find this thread and try it. If an admin or mod sees this, please lock. :thumbsup:

The more interactive dialogue (for example, if you talked to a guard in Oblivion, there would be quite a few dialogue options but in Skyrim they just spout out a one liner) :( The lush, bright forests...true, the darker, deader look is more fitting for Skyrim, but man, Oblivion was just beautiful...also the variations in landscape...Skyrim has the same basic look throughout. The Arena was a nice addition, as were the guilds...Skyrim feels a little empty without these factions. More personalized character creation (Oblivion had all sorts of sliders, but Skyrim just lets you choose from presets) The almost heroic feel of working for the thieves guild (Oblivion made it seem like you were helping unfortunate people, Skyrim made it sound like you're just bullying people for personal gain heh) That wonderful tranquil music (Wings Of Kynareth anyone?!?!) The creature variations!!! Oblivion had loads of different creatures for you to battle, but Skyrim was just...wolves...wolves and bears...everywhere wolves and bears. I miss fighting minotaurs and ogres. Yes, I know there's actually a bit of variation to Skyrim's enemies, but does anyone actually want to beat up a baby walrus?? Come on now... The cities; oh god, the cities...they felt more immersive and larger, more full and teeming with life...in Skyrim, even the capital (Solitude) feels hollow and small. I would have also preferred more locations to discover, since in Skyrim it seems like half of the time you're wandering about the world, there's nothing to do but admire the environment. And like Derok mentioned, quests that aren't just dungeon cleaning. ;) I really enjoyed Oblivion's side quests, there was a lot more variety to them...for example, when Jensine asks you to spy on Thoronir...they actually provide a backstory and give you a chance to interact with the characters, and on top of that it's an interesting quest as well. Skyrim quests are more like "Bandits stole my shield. Kill bandits. Get shield. Get gold." :laugh:

This happens with both Dawnguard and Hearthfire. The base game runs fine with and without mods. I've tried adjusting my sound settings (I've read that this is a common fix) and disabled all my mods (even tried deleting them from my Data folder altogether) and the game still crashes whenever I try to load Dawnguard or Hearthfire. I'm really at a loss here guys. :( Can anyone please help?? EDIT: Patching the game to 1.7 worked. It also started randomly crashing to desktop without error frequently during gameplay. Lowering the shadows from ultra to high settings fixed this (just for anyone who is looking for help with crashes.) :)