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"The best bet for anyone, is to simply get rid of any mods containing plugins that were created and uploaded before the Creation Kit was released, as they were inherently improperly constructed due to not being made with the proper tools. Once a person has done that, they should start fresh and only use mods which have been created using the new CK and other properly constructed tools based upon it. Also, make sure that none of the plugins are .esp files - Starfield does not use .esp files and using them WILL break your game. See: Regarding Mods and Plugin Types (from PINNED TOPIC Helpful Links, References, and News[forums.nexusmods.com], Section 4 - Modding the Game).
Good luck!"
These and other minor things. Note not game breaking, but noticeable.
LOL. Been there, done that. While I think it's a cool feature (especially when it sticks their heads into the ceiling leaving them hanging there) it's sad to see the loot just launch off into space.
I usually has a good giggle when that happens, I find it a bit funny. :)
I've never seen one disappear from the planet though, they always land somewhere. There seems to be a 'ceiling' and when they hit it they drop to the ground. Although, I've seen a few fall through the ground.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3200826503
That’s exactly what 200 mods do after each update, in every game, every time — they break your game. Remember: YOU USE MODS AT YOUR OWN RISK. No one forced you to install mods.
It is preposterous to expect Bethesda or any other developer to coordinate their regular updates with thousands of modders (99.99999999900% of whom are incompetent) across the globe, and ensure the mountains of crap people habitually pollute their games with will not break their game. Mod authors are responsible for updating their mods as needed. And you for using these mods (at your own risk). Not the developer whose software is being altered and modified by random amateurs.
Sometimes official updates introduce new bugs or revive the old ones, sure, but when the players with 200 mods suddenly have severe issues after updates while the players who play vanilla (like me) don’t experience any issues at all then the answer is clear: 200 mods have something to do with it.
in my cases my realtek audio drivers were a few months out of date.