MoeTHM

Thanks. It was kinda silly at first. I was using NMM and screwing around. Then I found Lexy's guide and realized just how amazingly intricate modding could be. I've been obsessed with getting it right, while all my Eve friends have been telling me to come back to them. I am truly amazed at the work that has been put into this guide and other mods in general. Maybe some day I'll learn how to make my own.

I here ya, but like I said, I did my own testing and found that I wasn't getting corrupted saves when I played without frost fall. It's not included in this guide, so I figured it may not be frost fall it's self, but some conflict with the other mods. My only reason for mentioning it was to bring up that I have been using ReSaver to clean my save files, just in case that had something to do with my CTD issues around those areas. I'm brand new to modding so I'm not aware of what issues that tool may have.

I do believe it's FF because on my profile that doesn't use it, I have no issues. Also reading other players forums on the topic lead me to a conclusion that frost fall was the culprit.

I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on what could be causing CTDs around morthal and labyrinth. I do have frost fall, campfire, and encounter zones unlocked added to the mod list and will be reverting to my save without any extra mods to try and recreate the CTD to confirm that's it has nothing to do with it. I'm also aware that frost fall corrupts saves and have been using ReSaver to clean the save files. Reading through the forums I will also check the statues mod to make sure I renamed the file, 99% sure I did. Thought I'd throw the question out there before I start deactivating mods one by one, in case anyone had knowledge on what could cause this issue. Thanks in advance for the advice if you have any. "I never learned anything by being smart."

I bought a new computer and thought I would try out skyrim with mods. I stumbled upon this guide, and it has taken me two weeks to get my game stable because I had no idea what I was doing. Being brand new to modding, I think this guide did a pretty good job on giving me the tools I needed. I still have some issues I need to work out, but thank you so much for this guide. Its like playing a brand new game.