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That said, I will suggest that you be a little more conservative with regards to using mods. There are problems that I've encountered, particularly stability issues when using multiple mods that each add lots of items, mods that use the same i.d. for items or spells, and so on. If you aren't having problems, then I suppose you can continue doing what you are doing. I'm just saying that you might want to be more selective (what I do is I have lots of mods that I want to try as well, but I don't use them all on the same run -- I vary them).