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and if things go wrong, you can easily reset things to how they were without starting completely from scratch. You will still be able to add mods you want to test out easily, and it will be much safer to do so than it is to do using NXMM in the long run.

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So I really suggest taking the time to learn how to make a solid base install with MO, back all critical folders up elsewhere), and then experiment with things and go more advanced (ENBs, ini edits, texture patchers, bashed patches for leveled lists, BOSS + BUM for sorting data files, etc) from there.

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In the past, I always tended towards the most immediately simple mod program, but at this point, with the amount of mods I tend to reach for (and how I cant help but add more mid-game), I've switched over to Mod Organizer with occasional use of a series of other programs- all conveniently managed thru MO.

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( ~just download, then follow the PDF link to the main Project's starting point).

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So here's what I recommend, mainly because it is what took me from struggling to maintain a single NXMM+manual installation, on to where I'm at these days, with multiple installs all safely sorted, easy to switch between, easy to update individual parts without messing things up even digging through game resources with the CK & TES5Edit with confidence.ДЇirst of all, just check out S.T.E.P. Direct links to many of them are included in what I'm going to suggest, but use the actual guide for the specifics, because an active project that is being updated regularly is generally the source you should trust for specifics, over a video that may have been made over 2 years ago. I definitely recommend checking them out as you learn more, because Gopher is nothing if not thorough & detailed (esp with the instructional videos). Some mod-specific videos give basic install advice, but most aren't going to be able to cover all the mod interactions, and of course you may run into outdated info. Watching all of Gopher's instructional* videos (as opposed to Mod Sanctuary etc) will give you tons of info, but its not organized in a way that will really help you through each step one by one. So, lets assume that is not the case, and that you are struggling with more advanced modding & how to make it all come together without breaking your saves or installs. And no one on the internet (that isn't being paid) is going to teach you that stuff directly, you'd need to rely on pre-written material almost entirely. If you are unable to grasp using the nexus MM with a vanilla install, you would need further education regarding computers and Windows itself, before I'd suggest attempting any major overhauls or 100+ mod installs. I assume you understand the basics of using NXMM (for the first few mods anyway, once you start updating & uninstalling stuff with a huge mod list, it tends to start crashing & worse if you don't know more about how it works). Since it sounds like you are not lacking in time or commitment, I'll try to point you in the right direction as best I can. There are some who choose not to, and consider it to not be their problem (if it poorly designed/broken/unsupported entirely, this can and has ruined a mods' future prospects- fortunately many of the best such mods avoid such fate due to a few helpful fans that watch the mods forum posts closely, and/or post updates and compatibility patches) There are some who may be happy to help, but can only devote a small amount of time, just as there are many mod makers who would be more than happy to assist, assuming you were trying to get the mod they developed working.

No one has any responsibility to help troubleshoot, certainly not the actual developers of the mods, nor those who make all the free web/video content, reviews, & guides. But everyone approaches that 'free will' concept differently, as the above comments, gopher included, make clear. Say its much more likely he just a busy individual who already does a lot for the community, and probably gets messages like yours every single day.