I usually do 5 at time time and test some specific circumstancesĭoes it Render graphics/load properly when you load an indoor environment?ĭoes the game still function after the hand holding intro? Yes this is time consuming but frankly it ends up usually being faster anwyays. Your best bet it introduce one mod at a time and play for about 30 min before introducing another one.and if at all possible in your boot up try to test the mod at least a bit.hwen you finally run into a crash remove that mod. Seriously though you can run all the support utilities in the world and it still might not be perfect in reguards to knowing if your game will be stable or not. I use NMM and Loot and im happy tehy exist god damn it! I had to manually mod FO3 so be grateful you have suck luxuries. How should I do it, so that I reduce bugs/conflicts significantly, but also have a very easy / seemless experience? So I should use this LOOT program beside it, to control load order? I just use it cause it's simple! You just click download, like a shopping cart, then install. That said, it's still my go to, but I use it in conjunction with other programs. Lots of people on any TeS mod communities don't particularly like NMM as it's barebones and isn't as good as other mod organisers. It also won't tell you if an overwritten file has made another unstable. Is missing a critical file, but LOOT will. I have a heavily modded Fo4, and had a few mods purposely point out where they need to be allocated.Īlso, I'd like to point out that NMM does not necessarily put mods in the correct load order, nor does it get very deep into showing you if a mod Load order matters in basically every game you're going to mod.
I know in fallout new vegas days, load order was critical, because mods just said conflicts, and load order determined which ones are loaded last (therefore overwrite the previously loaded files). Or maybe I could've misunderstood it all. You just decides which conflicting file is overwritten (For example patching a mod) then you're golden, right? But does Load order even matter in fallout 4, when you use Nexus Mod Manager?
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