Mods broked my Fallout 4 saves. 
Hoping I can find which one(s) are the issues, and it's not permanent. I wish mod authors specified optimal load order, and actually updated their stuff. If your mod affects a players ability to SAVE then it shouldn't even be up. That's unforgivably game-breaking.
t. Guy new to using mods.
Hoping I can find which one(s) are the issues, and it's not permanent. I wish mod authors specified optimal load order, and actually updated their stuff. If your mod affects a players ability to SAVE then it shouldn't even be up. That's unforgivably game-breaking.t. Guy new to using mods.
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@RehnSturm256 You should usually only install a couple at a time, start up and see if it runs and then continue.
And try not to have any mods that do the same thing.
And try not to have any mods that do the same thing.
@SnugSmug people say to start a new game completely with certain mods, so how can I troubleshoot mods one at a time if I have to start a new game? Or DO I have to? 
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@RehnSturm256 @SnugSmug honestly dude I just install a shit load of mods, start my game, and if I run into issues I disable ones I think could be causing it until I find the one that is.
Introducing new mods rarely messes stuff up though and if it does they'll usually say so in the description. Taking away mods can be a lot more of a problem because your save might depend on them being there. I couldn't swap out my camera mod mid playthrough for instance.
Too bad, too, because I found a really good balance of mods that had no issues at until I started on a downloading spree. I got too excited... XD
It's funny how mods that drops tons of enemies all over the map doesn't break my game, but changing one little location can.