Hello all! I installed (the majority of) this pack last week. Had around 6 hours gameplay on it so far. My install lacks Wyrmstooth (for obvious reasons), and I chose not to go for A Matter of Time, Forgotten Magic and YouHunger. Making sure I chose to correct patches for my mod list. In an attempt to get a better FPS I have also removed (since starting my play through) Vivid Clouds & Fogs and Skyrim Flora Overhaul (the latter giving me a 10-12fps boost outside Whiterun) and installed Localized Thieves Guild Jobs. To be honest right now I need smooth gameplay with lots of RPG options instead of beautiful textures and effects. Right now interiors/dungeons I get a solid 60fps, 40-55fps running around Whiterun steps, but approaching Whiterun from any direction, and Markarth drop me to 35fps or worst case 26-28fps. I understand these are resource heavy areas, so I am partially tolerant of it. Running in 1080p with an Inno3D GTX 970, i7 4790k, 16gbR. Any ideas what to tone down/replace for a few extra frames in the open world? I did have repeatable CTDs whilst sprinting my horse towards Whiterun, from either B.B Farm, the little Bandit alcove on the north side or from the Watchtower. I had an almost identical CTD on past games, so I know it's not E+KS - disabling Footprints on MCM helped that time, and noticing 'Footprints' at the end of Papyrus logs after CTD, I did the same thing, this time it only helped temporarily. No CTDs anywhere else. After an hour or so I had the same type CTD (crash riding towards Whiterun - on an overencumbered horse again, if that could mean anything?). Papyrus log stated REQ_AttackStaminaDrain.psc at the end of it's log (followed by VM Freezing etc - sorry I'm at work and trying to remember little details - I can post logs and load orders later if need be!). I re-installed the entire patch section to no avail. I then used Script Scalpel to remove unattached instances - which has seemed to do the trick. For now. Loving the pack. Always wanted to try the ultimate 250~ esp overhaul, I've been a mod user since Oblivion and have always been intimidated by such a large load order. The step-by-step instructions (on this pack and STEP:Ex) were clear and helped me finally understand cleaning, bash patching and the like. I also loved reading over the forums seeing how the pack evolved. Thanks for an entertaining couple of weeks, here's to a few more! Great work, Mr Moal & STEP Team!