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  They fixed it, all *.nexusmods.com links redirect automatically to nexusmods.com/* now. I don't know what they did before.

MO is the best simply because your data folder stays crisp and clean as new. Even with cleaned ESMs you can just make a new mod for them and your game will still pass validation check. I think there is a bit of an issue though if you get near or above 400+ mod folders MO tends to lag a bit, but that's probably the same for everything.

  SetStage was invented for a reason, look up the quest on UESP and force it to advance. I removed LAL because it was causing a problem with Perkus Maximus (come to think of it I probably could have fixed it in TES5Edit) and now I'm getting radiant quests for NPCs that don't exist anymore.

  I don't agree because it's apparently something in how UKSP is listing the records in the header, but even still they should make sure it works with such a widespread tool and if it doesn't mention it clearly in the release so the developers of the other tool can figure out if it is something wrong on their side. Also not keeping at least one version back up on the Nexus is simply irresponsible. Also, UKSP 2.1.1 worked find with Skyproc and then UKSP 2.1.2 is released and it doesn't work and points to it being the fault of UKSP.

If you have ENB loaded (don't need to be running an ENB mod, just ENBoost is good to have), you can press F4 by itself to empty the VRAM and Skyrim will fill it up with what is currently being used. Your game will hang for a second obviously, but after that it should be fine.

I was reading on the Nexus page and it appears to be something about too many records in the header because it's listed as a 16 bit integral. They say the updates get tested before being released, but I would think a run through Skyproc would be a reasonable test considering how many mods these days use it to create patches.

Better Vampire Fangs and Eyes, Dynamic Vampire Appearance, and All in One Face for Dawnguard Vampire and Vanilla Races are what I use. Better Vampires is good for changing the general aspect of playing a vampire, Royal Bloodline adds a bunch of extra perks to the Vampire Lord perk tree since you can get all the vanilla perks just after farming some horkers for a few minutes.

MO is good for showing conflicting files, you can click for information on the mod and see which specific files are conflicted and if they're not in a bsa you can hide them. If they're in a bsa you can just move one file before the other so the right files you want get written since MO doesn't actually write anything to your real data directory. Other than that, they only other way I know of to search for conflicts is you stick your load order in TES5Edit and select filter for conflict losers, that way it will show you what records are conflicting and you can fix it either manually by copying records or setting up priorities in LOOT through the metadata.

  How can they start a brawl if their arms are bound? hahaha

Isn't there a safeword in Cursed Loot or whatever plugin is putting the bondage on?

  Oh, that's fine then. I like the cleavage.

Turns out this works fine with CBBE TBBP. I just put it in to try it instead of trying to convert it and it fits fine, no clipping visible. The heels are a bit much though. lol Great set.

Thanks, I'd been trying to figure out the same problem with him and Cruel-Sea teleporting to Volunruud. They sure did like that wheelbarrow.

There is Quick as you Like that has you race across Skyrim naked and in bondage, and if anyone comes across you you're get raped. I think there are a few scripted encounters also. /files/file/1180-quick-as-you-like-a-devious-adventure/ I think the tattoos it puts on your character get locked by SlaveTats also. Can't post links, just append LL to the front.