Mod Load Order Assistance

[Asthuran]

Greetings,

 

I'm pretty new to modding, but I just recently gave it a try starting with only a few mods. I almost have everything working with NMM, but I'm running into one problem ingame. My main mods are Deadly Combat, Requiem and Realistic Lighting Overhaul, with a few other mods/plugins that were required or recommended with these.

I've uploaded a picture in here so you can see my load order.

 

Basically the problem I'm running into is that my stamina bar is constantly being drained, even if I'm just standing there, it never recovers, it's like it's constantly being used by something and I can't figure out what the problem is. I'm assuming there's a conflict in the load order or a bug in general, but if any of you have any experience with it, I'd really appreciate the help.

 

Thanks!

 

http://s51.photobucket.com/user/Azuraiiiii/media/nmm_zpstcxus6lk.jpg.html

 

That's the link to my load order, it won't let me upload pictures for whatever reason.

Edited September 23, 2016 by Asthuran

[Project579]

your new load order (you need skse for some of your mods to work so be sure you launch the game using it):

 

Skyrim.esm

Update.esm

Dawnguard.esm

HearthFires.esm

Dragonborn.esm

Unofficial Skyrim Legendary Edition Patch.esp

HighResTexturePack01.esp

HighResTexturePack02.esp

HighResTexturePack03.esp

SkyUI.esp

Requiem(all of them)

realistic lighting

everything else

[Project579]

next time use this to post your mod setup info: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/56640/?

[Asthuran]

Will do, thanks for the mod structure.

[lazloarcadia]

Also part of what you are describing can be caused by Frostfall. It is a survival mod and those who use it typically love it. Personally I found it too invasive for reasons like what you are describing, in cold weather, or when wet, it will drain your stamina and depending on your settings via the MCM (requires SKSE) can even kill you from exposure. Other mods with similar effects would also include iNeed, and Realistic Needs and Diseases.