Removed errant Falmer sword floating near Bleakwind Basin Fixed blood not appearing correctly on some weapons. Fixed barricade collisions sometimes not disappearing when barricade was destroyed. Fixed errors that were generating papyrus warnings. Fixed an entitlement issue that occurred when purchasing the Anniversary Edition upgrade on PS4 and then switching to PS5.
Fixed a problem preventing some doors in Rielle from opening properly. Fixed an issue where Russian and Polish notes were not displaying text properly.
Fixed an issue where German and French players were given incorrect menu text when leveling up. Fixed crashing when spam casting Fireball. Several ammunition records arrows, bolts, some trap projectiles, etc have had their weight set to zero in Skyrim. Skyrim Special Edition Update 1. There was one undocumented change: Additional UI elements have been added to the interface icons.
Arthmoor 66 posts. Leonardo 39 posts. Nico coiN 17 posts. November 3, November 22, Fixed an issue where catching a. I think I want to wait a little longer, I was hoping that Bethesda would fix the loadorder bug in their first game patch.
Anyway, thanks for posting this. What about adopting this new load order as standard? This is the one most players, especially casuals, and necessarily all console players, will have anyway.
I personnaly ignore reports of "masters in wrong order" and explain to people that this is actually plain wrong, since this is the order their masters actually are loaded in their game. And I believe I am doing the right thing here. That's great, I'll test this shortly. Thanks for posting it. The CK still loads by timestamp and is treating things correctly as long as you keep the official DLCs in the right timestamp order.
Further, the key component of this bug, user generated ESM files end up loading before the official content. ALL of it, including Update. That's is very obviously wrong and cannot be fixed by users because they won't even know it's been messed up until it's way too late.
I meant to add these entries to the INI only. My intention was not to show how [ General ] section in Skyrim. Next time I will be more detailed with descriptions. No, the issue is that there was a considerable loss in sound quality. There have been articles about it, just search the net for Skyrim special edition sound turns up tons of German articles for me and am too lazy to dig down to any language filters.
Regarding the order of the DLCs, I was always under the impression that Hearthfires had been intended as original content. The reason I have suspected this is that it lacks Update. The sawmills with the ability to let the player use them are in the stock game. Plus the fact that it was really inexpensive when compared to the other DLC.
It may very well be that Hearthfires content was not included in the base game simply due to timing of the game's release. Then they didn't want the first DLC released to appear to be something that by all appearances should have been in the game from the start.
Furthermore, if the timestamps from Bethesda place Hearthfires before Dawnguard then it lends credence to Hearthfires having been made first. HF was the product of the Game Jam session that took place shortly after the game's release. It's lack of Update.
There is no reason to suspect they intended the load order to be this way all along. INI tricks are not a valid solution to this either because they won't apply to consoles and most PC players won't bother with them either. This isn't an issue of timestamps, because the files on your drive get timestamped in the order they're downloaded from Steam.
Plus people seem to be oddly leaving out that this load order bug is pushing user generated esm files above ALL of the official files except Skyrim. But it's good advice for all people who use. If you don't want to be wrongly accused you should be clear with what you do. Sometimes there is one or more corrupted game files on your system that could trigger this error. In this case, you might need to verify the integrity of your game files as follows:.
Relaunch your game and check to see if you still encounter the crashing issue. If yes, continue to the next fix. Running multiple programs at the same time while gaming could cause your PC to overload and make your game crash. So you should check and make sure to limit all the applications and downloads before playing your game. On the Processes tab, check your current CPU and memory usage to see what processes are consuming your resources most.
Then right-click the resource consuming process and select End task. Be cautious with this step. We recommend that you download and install the latest version of DirectX from the official Microsoft website.
Select Repair and Install if the software is present on your computer and wait for the process to complete. The Skyrim crashing could be caused by a missing or outdated graphics driver on your computer. You can update your GPU driver to the latest version to solve the problem. To update your driver:. Once the update is complete, restart your computer and launch Skyrim to see if it works correctly.
Last edited by TehSpoopyKitteh ; 9 Feb, pm. Also ensure you have only installed 64 bit mods. Just one 32 bit mod in your huge list of mods, assuming that huge list of mods are 64 bit, will cause your game to crash.
You can not mix 32 bit programs in 64 bit programs, gaming or any computing software. Sorry but also in my humble opinion you are asking for trouble mixing that many mods into one game.
Many of those mods are written by different people and who out there insures that huge list of mods are at least 50 or even 40 percent compatible with each other?
I would remove all of them and start all over again till you identify the problem mod. It is just a simple process of elimination. My opinion. Originally posted by shellback84 :. Last edited by Eremus ; 9 Feb, pm. Manual edits. It was not my intent to insult you with the 32 and 64 bit analogy but I have seen over and over many people here at this steam forum who struggle understanding how you can not mix the two.
It makes no difference that it is the same game. However, I still stand by my opinion that you have way to many mods. You are sure that all that mod code mixed together and not one conflicts? Testing code for compatibility takes time and you can guarantee yourself that the top one works perfectly with the one in the middle of your mod stack with the one all the way at the bottom with one on the bottom.
What if three mods mixed could not work with one? Sorry but it is still my opinion all those mods are your problems. Per page: 15 30 Date Posted: 8 Feb, am.
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