Random CTDs

[Desowca]

Hey guys I am a very new modder so I don't know anything about modding.

 

To get to the point my problems are that I keep crashing to the desktop (new game) at random moments once I started the game.

 

To describe it as well as possible here is what I have done:

 

1. When I first started the game The prisoner cart went all wacky and started flying everywhere then I eventually CTD.

2. I installed Alternate life mod and I chose the vanilla start option, (surprise it worked)

3. After I did the whole escaping the dragon fiasco, I left the cave to head towards Riverwood to talk to the sister (I forget her name I know it starts with G though)

4. Along the way to Riverwood my game randomly crashes. I usually crashes between 30 steps out side of the cave and the bridge into Riverwood

Examples: when i get near the guardian stones and when I kill the two wolves that attack you near the river

 

 

 

https://modwat.ch/u/Deso/plugins This is my plugin list

 

more details:

1. whenever there was a mod conflict I just did whatever Vortex recommended for the load order.

2. I have 216 mods, I wanted to add more, but I kept crashing so I didn't.

 

I don't think I have left anything out, but since this is my first post feel free to ask for more information, I will do my absolute best to give an answer.

 

P.S. Don't make fun of me for the mods I chose... Everyone likes bouncing boobs.

[Desowca]

I found out the problem, After removing SMIM and SFO the game had FPS drops, but it did not CTD

[sentinel1313]

If you're really new at this, then loading up 200+ mods and starting up the game really isn't the best idea. It's like trying to sprint before you can walk.

If removing those two improved stability that much, you might as get rid of those shiny high resolution texture packs from STEAM---there are much better packs on the nexus anyway, and they don't take up as much performance.

After giving your mod list a quick once-over, I see a few Oldrim mods you probably shouldn't use in SSE. Arissa the Wandering Rogue is one of them.
There are also some mods that you are missing, like xp32. Its...well...it's a pretty jumbled load order.

There are some excellent modding guides out there that you can learn a lot from (if you're patient and fully read them):

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/12562
https://www.sinitargaming.com/skyrim_graphics.html

[Desowca]

If you're really new at this, then loading up 200+ mods and starting up the game really isn't the best idea. It's like trying to sprint before you can walk.

 

If removing those two improved stability that much, you might as get rid of those shiny high resolution texture packs from STEAM---there are much better packs on the nexus anyway, and they don't take up as much performance.

 

After giving your mod list a quick once-over, I see a few Oldrim mods you probably shouldn't use in SSE. Arissa the Wandering Rogue is one of them.

There are also some mods that you are missing, like xp32. Its...well...it's a pretty jumbled load order.

 

There are some excellent modding guides out there that you can learn a lot from (if you're patient and fully read them):

 

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/12562

https://www.sinitargaming.com/skyrim_graphics.html

 

 

 

Thank you for replying to me.

 

 

Yes I honestly do agree with you I originally only had 74 mods installed, but then I started scrolling through the mod pages and saw some interesting ones and i kept doing that for 146 more mods, I'm not trying to make an excuse, i'm just saying what honestly happened, I probably should have stopped after 100 (if not at the initial 74).

 

But to get back to the point thank you for the youtube videos, Ill probably uninstall all the mods and do it again according to the videos. (and probably leave out the more unnecessary ones)

 

Thank you for the help again.