Sycamore

In response to post #54101808. I had a dream when I woke from sleep an image clear my mind did keep a crimson stone with golden glow wherein was all I sought to know Nine wizards tall did make the stone and now they gave it breath and bone In time the stone began to rise a sound of wind, and power, and sighs The Nexus Vortex, golden red That ancient tool of power was bred. - Sycamore

Maybe there are some old webcams laying around that you guys could hook up in some work areas or other interesting spots so we could watch live and maybe listen to what's going on with our favorite piece of software. Kind of like a surf cam... you could call it the NEXUSVORTEX CAM :)

This is how it's done, and you guys are doing it. I think it's phenomenal that you and Tannin have joined forces, and along with Fabio and Luca are working to leverage the best of what we already have in order to create something even better. (At last count my 32-bit Skyrim edition under Mod Organizer had 70GB of mods, and it had become an increasingly difficult and rare event to even get Skyrim to start, let alone play for any length of time before crashing into the 32-bit process memory limit. However, with a 64-bit version up and running, I see a chance that my way of experiencing Skyrim may succeed.)

yes indeed the exit from suit has happened to me dozens of times. it's become a regular oh no, not again! moment, I swear :ermm:

Thank you. This is the kind of thing I was looking for :smile: The console command you gave doesn't work for me, however. ...looking further. a/o 2/20/2016 it seems the code to use is 001d2471, which worked for me. Also, if I'm not mistaken, the 50% option would be the one that matches the in-game fusion core drain for that perk.

I have thrown like 8 grenades and then had this explode me too many times. There should be another control to do it, not the same button used for grenades. This was a less than optimal move for Bethesda to set it up this way. Play testing should have caught it.

Curious as to the size of the save file that started giving you trouble.

Steam is responsible for so much pain and suffering. Wish there was a quest to destroy it and set Cyrodil to rights. :)

Somehow I messed up my install and was stuck in this loop too. Did all kinds of stupid stuff to try and fix it, wasting hours and finally found this and within minutes the game was working again... Thanks.