What do you think of this update? A good thing or not? I think it is pretty cool that they released 26 whole new mods and made a few free for owners of the SpecialEdition, but it kind of sucks too that all mods using and relying on the SkyrimScriptExtender (SKSE, a tool used by many modders to create scripts for the game) need to be updated on top of SKSE itself. Which means that apart from waiting for a week or two until SKSE is updated, you will need to wait a while again for all the mods whose authors are active to get updated and unfortunately, some mods may take ages to get updated if the author is neither active nor gives permission for someone else to update their mod. All old SKSE mods are highly likely to no longer work with this new patch to Skyrim. Apart from this news, I just downloaded Assassin's Creed Chronicles (China, India, Russia) from UbisoftConnect as they are free today! Pretty cool too. Spoiler: Link for Ubisoft https://register.ubisoft.com/ac-chronicles/
no problem at all? SKSE is already updated after all. I have no problem with my mods so far. check out /r/skyrimmods @DiabolicGod
and than there were goty and ultimate versions too ? and like most besestha games 80% of the improvements and bugfixes were done by their playerbase while they tried again to made money with the mods
glad to hear that I was honestly expecting it to take a lot longer so I didn't check until I just saw the reply notif here
doesn't seem to work for me now im going through all my mods one by one to see which ones require skse or another mod that requires skse