Markmid

If you enjoy adding more enjoyment to the game, then the PC and the many mods that will slowly come out to tweak the game how you like it, you can come back years later even and have a completely different experience. If you are happy with what you get from the base game, your favorite platform.

Aha!! Found a solution There is a mod for this here which gives all silent dialogue, even custom modded stuff, an 8 second timer. http://skyrim.nexusm...le.php?id=14884 Won't fix long dialogue but small and medium will be fine. Enjoy! Please note you'll also need the script extender it requires on its page, which you can then run skyrim through, lots of advanced mods use that. The nexus mod manager can use it also from where you click the drop down icon to launch the game.

There is a mod for this here which gives all silent dialogue, even custom modded stuff, an 8 second timer. http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/downloads/file.php?id=14884 Won't fix long dialogue but small and medium will be fine. Enjoy

This could be so easily fixed though, having the default, default to a silent mp3 of a few seconds long rather than nothing. Thanks again for reminding me of the resource! :D

Edit Better solution in the next post :D We used to have to use generic silence mp3's to slow down non voiced dialogue in our mods, I am looking into it now for my own work, and will post anything I find. -edit Silent MP3's for oblivion still work for mod makers, as they are just mp3's of silence you drop in rather than voice, nobody has uploaded a resource for skyrim yet but its the same thing. I found no other way of universally slowing down the dialogue without using silence yet however. http://oblivion.nexusmods.com/downloads/file.php?id=4591 - is the link Doesn't help you directly unless you'll be doing that yourself to correct the error, but indirectly if you recommend them to the mod maker it might.

Vitalsine can you repost those links, they have shortened so I cannot click on them. I don't have this problem but it would be wonderful to know the solution if it ever comes up.

Also found this posted elsewhere, worth looking into, might alter memory limits, might not. You can test though easily enough.

I can only give you a general answer/reflection until someone has more specific knowledge/keys. Often yes, sometimes no. Most of the time in TES games patches do not break mods, most of the time. Some have seen the opposite to be true once or twice. Usually however it works the other way around, that is as long as you have the latest version, expansion etc, you can run this mod. Hopefully someone will have more specific information on this particular patch, as I haven't looked at modding this game till now, now I know what I want to put in.

Its been a while, so I may be rusty. Try this first, it can merge, convert mods etc. http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/downloads/file.php?id=1840 If that doesn't work. Do any of those not already have an esm file? If so pick that one and convert it, the larger the better. The esp confusion is the reason I abandoned modding my fallout projects I had in the works, a large quest/companion mod, when they nerfed/broke esp's. However Esm's seem more reliable now, so I would turn the biggest of those mods that doesn't already have an esm into an esm, and see if that fixes the problem. New Modders should note that working with ESM's seems the only way forward if you make a fair sized mod, put as much content into it as you can, otherwise people will be forced to choose between your work and others. Hopefully esp's will get some more love one of these days, we'll see :) Another utility to convert: http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/downloads/file.php?id=5064 Note I make no guarantee it'll all convert right to an ESM, but things seem smoother these days. Also you might even be able to turn one that has an esm already into a second esm, you weren't able to do this in previous games, so that is on you for testing/re-search

Most likely a corrupted file, do a fresh install. If that still doesn't work. Download the DLL File here and replace the current one. http://www.mediafire.com/?1l0a9tn53kvirt9 Back up your current one just in case.

It would be very useful if we could sort results by downloads and Rating. At the moment sorting by downloads is helpful, by rating is okay but a more useful third option would be a 500 downloads + Rating or some combination of the two. That way 1 vote (by the author or a friend) doesn't send a mod to the top of the list above truly popular and often downloaded mods. Thank you for reading and best of luck with this new venture.