DId you not read my previous comment? I tried to install SKSE using the Gopher's video. Oh, and make sure you have the latest version of Skyrim Script Extender, because if you have an ancient one, it will NOT be compatible with some new mods. So again, re-evaluate the requirements for each mod, then check to see if they need to load in a specific load order (most mods do NOT require specific load orders, just the complex ones). For example, if the mod creator requires that a mod loads last on the load order list, you boot up your Skyrim Mod Manager (I recommend the Nexus Mod Manager), then drag it all the way to the bottom. Some mods need to load up in a certain load order. I suggest using the Nexus Mod Manager, it's very efficient. Because if you're lacking the certain DLC for a certain mod or another mod pack to enable THAT mod to work, you'll crash on start-up. Re-evaluate your mod list and check to see if you're missing any requirements. For example, an armor mod that needs the Dragonborn or Dawnguard DLC to work. Make sure you check the requirement section of each mod, and make sure it doesn't have any extraneous requirements. Originally posted by Killer Karasuda:What do you mean Nexus mods will not work? I've been playing several dozen Nexus mods with my Skyrim game. This 'by-passes' an issue with those chips by placing an expected DLL file in the. For example, if the mod creator requires that a mod loads last on the load order list, you boot up your Skyrim Mod Manager (I recommend the Nexus Mod Manager), then drag it all the way to the bottom. Solution-2b: If your graphics card is an 'Intel' brand or on-board graphics chip, you need to install the mod Intel HD graphics Bypass package (from the FO3 section of the Nexus mod site but it works for FNV as well, and may work for XCOM as it is even later). What do you mean Nexus mods will not work? I've been playing several dozen Nexus mods with my Skyrim game.

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