Load order update. Need advice

[sadievic]

Hi! Ive been messing around with new mods for my xbox one version of skyrim SE, however i need help again with my load order. Im about to start a new save file since i messed up my save file with deleting mods. Not a problem though, starting over isnt a problem for me. Ive used 924.28MB of the 5GB permitted. I have 4.10GB left, Would you recommend not installing alot of mods for the xbox one? Would that make it run better? Also please let me know if i should not use any of the mods displayed below. Im also up for advice.

 

Well here is my load order, its bad but hey, i dont have LOOT so i have no idea how to create a good order. PS the campfire: complete camping system mod will not move from the top of the load order, pretty annoying since i know patches should be at the very top.

 

START OF LOAD ORDER

 

Campfire: Complete camping system,

Unofficial skyrim special edition patch,

Frostfall: Hypothermia camping system

Wet and cold (XB1)

iNeed - Food, Water and sleep

Vampires suck: No attacks in town

Northborn Fur Hoods X1

Adorable females

Violens - A killmove mod SE

Heart breaker - A killmove mod

killchildren.esp

Lanterns of Skyrim - Special edition

[XB1]Lamposts of Skyrim:Special edition

Practice dummies

Alternative Start - Live another life

Treeslod_23

Fallen trees (XBOX)

Vivid Weathers Special Edition

iCrime realistic penalties (XBOX)

Enhanced Blood Textures

No snow Under roof [XBOXone]

 

Ive heard that the mod Enhanced blood textures created problems like crashing and i have had problems with it when i used to play skyrim on the pc. However is it still a problem now or does it work well? Anyway, thanks so much for the help. This community is fantastic :)

[saurusmaximus]

I'm on PC not Xbox, so I can't tell you anything from personal experience, but I can say that the more mods you add, the more likely you are to have problems. Not saying you can't have a lot of mods, you just have to be a little bit smart about it. As for load order, I'm going to quote you from a post on the original Skyrim site that I've always used for sorting my plugins:

 

 

 

#01: Your ESM Files;
#02: Bug-Fix type Mods;
#03: Game Structure and/or UI Mods:
#04: Character Appearance Mods (For NPCs and Self);
#05: Mods that Add and/or Change Locations; *
#06: Mods that Add and/or Change Items;
#07: Mods that Add NPCs;
#08: Texture Mods;
#09: Environmental Mods (things like Climates of Tamriel, Sounds of Skyrim, etc.);
#10: Mods with Gameplay Changes

 

So, I would put Live another Life at the very bottom, all of your immersion mods (Frostfall, iNeed, iCrime, Wet and Cold,Vampires Suck) above that, then Violens and Heartbreaker (are you sure these two are compatible with each other?), Vivid Weathers, EBT, killchildren, Treeslod, Fallen trees, practice dummies, lamposts, fur hoods, adorable females, and at the top, USSEP

 

Edit: I've never had a problem using EBT.

[sadievic]

Thank you so much!! Im pretty sure heartbreaker works with violens as ive used it together on the pc and so far ive had no problems with it on the xbox one.

[saurusmaximus]

No problem :smile:

[sadievic]

May i ask what does game structure mean? Many thanks

[saurusmaximus]

Font replacers, UI replacers, Dialogue overhauls, Crafting Overhauls, basically things that alter the base game mechanics.