parrotheada1a
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Hmm.... that can explain a few things. Do you play on a laptop by chance?
If you are running the game off the HD, that can cause slowdowns. Ditto for the 4Gb of Vram.
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MegaPack3 crashing my game
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If you are running the game off the HD, that can cause slowdowns. Ditto for the 4Gb of Vram.
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Dude... seriously... monkey?
That's a parrot... It's even in his name...
Show some respect.
(in case I have been away for too long that people forgot who I am... this was a joke, carry on)
parrotheada1a
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Back to the matter at hand, I would suggest thinning out the mod herd a bit. You never said what your play style is, but from the load order you posted it looks combat heavy. That isn't a problem. In my experience, you get to a certain point where your rig says no more. I can't handle everything you want. So it crashes or stalls, and you are not exactly happy with your experience. I am thinking that taking out some of the mods will give your hardware less to keep track of. Look at what you use most, and keep those mods. Think about removing the ones that are redundant.
And as I posted before, get LOOT and run it. https://loot.github.io/
It's not perfect, but it's a good start. It will tell you if you have mod conflicts and where. And it offers suggestions on how to clean them up. One thing about that. Once you use LOOT, you will see that the main game and DLC's all will have errors in them. There is almost zero point in cleaning those out because they will reappear when Bethesda updates the game. What you want to concentrate on are the other mods that you added.
And as I posted before, get LOOT and run it. https://loot.github.io/
It's not perfect, but it's a good start. It will tell you if you have mod conflicts and where. And it offers suggestions on how to clean them up. One thing about that. Once you use LOOT, you will see that the main game and DLC's all will have errors in them. There is almost zero point in cleaning those out because they will reappear when Bethesda updates the game. What you want to concentrate on are the other mods that you added.
....toxic