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Trouble with CTD in Skyrim SE after update


Marmutt1369

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My game is heavily modded with about 120 plugins. The game worked fine until Skyrim SE was updated on 3/13/2019. Unitl SKSE64 updated on 3/14/2019 I used the old version of Skyrim.exe and my game was playing great. After the updates were done I downloaded two new mods and got rid of a couple that I did not care for. As you will see some of my mods come from SexLab, but most are from the Nexus site. I am attaching screenshots of my mod list as well as my load order.

The issue I am having is that when I load SKSEloader.exe through Mod Organizer 2, it gets to the load screen and then CTD's when I try to continue my game. It also crashes when I try to start a new game.

History: I did reinstall Skyrim and all my mods to get a clean game after both Skyrim and SKSE updated. Please help if possible. Thanks

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I am also having rnandom CTD crashes when trying to play since the update.

I have downlaoded and installed the latest SKSE once it updated though something is not quite right. Maybe I botched the new install? I can now open Skyrim and play with no SKSE running but of course I run into the standard issue of having mods that require SKSE not running, but the game is playable. I open the game with the SKSE and I CTD as soon as the gameplay starts... Load file, loading screen, CRASH!

Are there any known issues with the latest SKSE or any install issues I need to be aware of? It is mentioned on the site that they did not originally intend to have to update it for SSE. So did the update come with bugs or am I just a fail at modding? Please help!

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Update.

I did a few things and tooled around for a bit. I verified my files through steam which seemed to have helped a couple of small things, but i also checked on SKSE web page aqgain, seems they put out another tiny tiny update on the Script extender. If you have not downloaded it since the 13th, I recomend trying again today. Be sure to root out any old files from SKSE that won't get written over in the re-installation if you're doing it manually. Good luck!

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