DoubleYou

I have Timescale set to 10 via Bashed Patch, and I've not experienced any issues so far, although it is true I haven't been using the mod very long. From what I've read, the problems start when users change the timescale in game.

I use it. Have it set to toggle with iHUD and it works fine. It's better than pulling up the wait menu every time you want to know what time it is.

I use BSW with all of Cabal's textures and it works find. The author has a patch up for Cabal's Skyforge weapons, so the author himself is likely using Cabal's textures.

Been using it for a bit now, and I'm willing to throw out some of the other sound mods for this, as this sounds much better.

The first notice at https://wiki.step-project.com/Guide:Mod_Organizer#tab=First_steps tells about NCC requiring dotNet framework. I believe that normally when a .NET function is required, Windows will send you a message to get it fixed. Try installing SkyUI and see if that doesn't trigger it. BTW, maybe we could get this thread moved to the main Mod Organizer forum here on STEP?

This is what I do: 1. Right-click Overwrite in the left pane. 2. Select "Create Mod..." 3. Entitle it "Dual Sheath Redux Patch Files" or something similar. 4. Go to your mods folder inside the ModOrganizer directory. 5. Go into the "Dual Sheath Redux..." mod folder you just created. 6. Right-click -> Cut all files that do not have to do with Dual Sheath Redux (Dual Sheath Redux will include the Dual Sheath Redux.esp and the SkyProc Patchers directory, probably) 7. Paste the non-DSR files to the overwrite folder inside the ModOrganizer directory. 8. Go back to Mod Organizer (MO) and repeat until all generated files are inside their own mod folders. Every time you run a SkyProc Patcher, Wrye Bash, Creation Kit, simply move the files back to these mods you created, or create a new mod if need be.

The game will crash if you activate the patches for the Paarthurnax Dilemma, The Choice is Yours, and NECP if you do not have those mods installed. EBBQ is not actually hard to install. It is recommended to disable the internal fomod plugin so that the installer can automatically detect what compatibility patches are needed. You can install it using the internal fomod plugin, but it will not automatically detect your patches, and you will have to deselect any patches for mods you do not use.

Of the other mods you mention I don't know, but I do know that College of Winterhold Immersive requires TES5editing to forward changes made by the Unofficial Skyrim Patch.