#Silverlock org mod
#Silverlock org update
#Silverlock org Patch
#Silverlock org mods

Once you're armed with that basic knowledge take your time and read through this Guide at least once before attempting to mod your game.Īlso follow any linked information like mod manager video tutorials. You need a basic understanding of Vortex mod manager in order to use this guide.

Or you can simply play hit and miss in the dark where in the end you spend more time backtracking and fixing your game than it would have taken to read everything in the first place.Īnd if you're a totally new at modding this game I highly recommend that you check out my smaller Vanilla Plus load order guide for 1.6.640 in order to get a feel for modding this game as well as a good feel for using a mod manager like Vortex. Besides, modding will always be reading at least when it comes to successful modding. Yes this guide looks like a lot of reading, I think 'a lot' is optional based on your level of experience with modding this game.

#Silverlock org mods

Storage: 30-45+ GB available space (including mods) depending on which mods you use. Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 780 3GB /AMD R9 290 4GB

Note: These are not SSE's minimum requirements for the base vanilla game RECOMMENDED PC SPECS FOR MODDING SSE 1.6.xxx (what some call 'AE'): Now let's make sure our PC can handle this game and has enough storage Just make sure you do so before you start modding your game. However you can simply uncheck the Anniversary DLC in your Steam Library by going to the DLC section of your Library and selecting 'Manage this DLC', then simply uncheck the box in case you decide you want to play without it. The above pertains to the 4 Free CC mods that now come with the base game.

#Silverlock org Patch

(I never remove any of mine - just patch them with the proper patches I have listed later in the guide then either use the CC content in game or ignore them) Please see the following thread before contemplating removing Creation Club Content I highly recommend GamerPoets or Gopher's videos of which you'll find throughout my guides.įor an explanation of what constitutes the 'Anniversary Edition' as pertains to modding (and vanilla) see the two sections in The Basics: Modding Skyrim SE guide starting with the section titled 'Anniversary Edition Terminology '. We'll cover the simple steps involved in protecting your game a bit further down in this guide where we prepare the game for modding.Īnd please, for your own good, stop watching those click bait YouTube downgrade videos -) So stop the madness from ever happening again by protecting your game. The best solution has always been protecting your game from updates and because we've been doing so since 2019 many of us have never encountered an issue due to Bethesda updating Skyrim Special Edition. There is absolutely no need to do so, especially for a new or relatively new mod user. And definitely ignore the comments you see in chat forums and user comments on mod pages suggesting you 'roll-back' your game. I know there's much drama on-line regarding downgrading and the bottom line is it's simply drama. Updates don't break your game but poor mod management will and that starts with protecting your game. I feel it's always best to run the latest version when it comes to modding Skyrim and the fact that some of the new mods that have come out in the last year require the latest version, we will most likely see this trend continue.

#Silverlock org update

I do not recommend downgrading your game for various reasons but the fact is the vast majority of mods have been updated for the latest game version (1.6.640) and keep in mind that most never required an update in the first place, not to mention that if anything the latest version runs better than any of the previous versions of this game.