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So If I have essentially all the mods I want right now downloaded, should I be using MO? Basically what should I have each one do?

Yup, I got the updated version. It fixed a lot of stuff. Do you guys recommend mod organizer or wyrebash? They aren't used together, correct? If I copy the mod archives from the NMM folder to downloads in MO (or whatever wyrebash uses) can I just go and install? If that works, should I deactivate each from within NMM or just replace my skyrim directory with my vanilla backup?

Cool, thanks for all the info everybody. I've been using NMM because that's where all the mods come from. Everything seems to working right now, so I think I'm sticking to NMM right now. But next time around I'll try to use wyrebash and mod organizer. I stated from the beginning but this time I was able to pinpoint which mods were giving me trouble. For most of them I re-downloaded and it seemed to work fine. A couple of SKSE plugins are coming up in the log as incompatible, I have to see if they're really working or not. I think Nitpick is still working even though it says incompatible. Thanks for the help, I'm going to start playing and make sure everything works.

Hmm ok. How would I tell if there are new errors?

Hi, I'm wondering what the current version of Skyrim on steam is. As in, if I downloaded it today from steam, what version am I on? More importantly, will this version work with the latest STEP release? I believe the current release is 2.2, right? I spent a day going through the guide without doing a ton of troubleshooting and now I get instant crashes when I load the game. So I figured this time around I'm going to do it right =p The first thing I wanted to check was my Skyrim version. So if whatever I download today is not compatible/recommended, can I get an older version that is? How do I know which version I need for each mod? Or how do I know if a mod version is compatible with my version of Skyrim? I'm also using nexus mod manager 0.3.2 beta. Is that the correct version? Finally a lot of mods tried to overwrite files the first time around. I allowed them all the overwrite, and I installed them in the order given in the guide. Are there mods that shouldn't be allowed to overwrite? I'm hoping to answer these initial questions, get started, then update this when I have more questions. Thank you in advance for the help, I'm looking forward to the STEP experience =]