I bought Skyrim L.E. some days ago and wanted to give it a first try. However, not without modding the game reasonably, i.e. close to Vanilla in the sense of no content-add-ons. Unoff. Patches, etc. drew my attention and I came across step 2.2.7. which has me attemtping now to outfit skyrim with all the core-mods indicated there ACCORDING To PROCEDURE. For as I understand, STEP aims at refining the vanilla skyrim mostly.
Now, there's one content-mod that I decided to integrate into the game and that is 'Interesting NPCs'. As the step installation procedure is rather diligent and rigorous I shy but as of now to proceed with that. Thus I wonder whether some of you could give good advice on how and WHEN to integrate the mod into a 2.2.7 core-mod installation.
As I am using MO I am aware that there might be options to minimize the risk of screwing up the install - so if noone indeed has experience with integrating the mod, a word on how to safely test it, would be much appreciated.
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Thank you, last but not least for your effort here
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stepwanw
Hello step-community,
I bought Skyrim L.E. some days ago and wanted to give it a first try. However, not without modding the game reasonably, i.e. close to Vanilla in the sense of no content-add-ons. Unoff. Patches, etc. drew my attention and I came across step 2.2.7. which has me attemtping now to outfit skyrim with all the core-mods indicated there ACCORDING To PROCEDURE. For as I understand, STEP aims at refining the vanilla skyrim mostly.
Now, there's one content-mod that I decided to integrate into the game and that is 'Interesting NPCs'. As the step installation procedure is rather diligent and rigorous I shy but as of now to proceed with that. Thus I wonder whether some of you could give good advice on how and WHEN to integrate the mod into a 2.2.7 core-mod installation.
As I am using MO I am aware that there might be options to minimize the risk of screwing up the install - so if noone indeed has experience with integrating the mod, a word on how to safely test it, would be much appreciated.
Â
Thank you, last but not least for your effort here
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