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That's the GOG version, IIRC.
It's different to Steam's Version, and will affect what mods you can use. Some will work and others won't.
ALL versions come with some CC content. Fishing, Saints and Seducers, Rare Curios and Survival mode come with any .exe version above 1.6.***.
If said item was part of any of the above CC packs your not going crazy or anything, they were free for everyone.
You've already found it. That .EXE number you should remember/writedown/check often.
That's your way of knowing what game version your using, and if you want to mod knowing your using the GOG version is vital.
4 of the creation content mods which are part of the anniversary edition bundle is part of the base special edition game.
As far as versions are concerned, if you have the latest version of special edition (which you will have unless you had the game for a long time and went specifically out of your way to stop from updating), it's considered the anniversary edition when it comes to compatibility for mods. There is no difference between the two versions, the anniversary edition is just a bundle of dlc that doesn't change the version of your game
Skyrim.esm
Update.esm
Dawnguard.esm
Hearthfires.esm
Dragonborn.esm
Fishing
Survival Mode
Rare Curios
Saints and Seducers
None of those are added content - that is the game.
Otherwise it is as has been stated - the game is Skyrim Special Edition, AE is just the DLC or the marketing name for the bundle of the base game and the AE DLC.
Actually, I did figure it out and that .exe version tells nothing.
When people say "SE" is 1.5.x they mean "the last version of SE before AE was launched".
If you download the latest version of SE from Steam or GOG it will be 1.6.x regardless which one you have. Also it's not an in-game check, which I specified in my question. Something like "if you can improve the pickaxe your unofficial patch is working" is what I was looking for.
But I was able to find out which version I had regardless. Like someone said above, the SE now includes some CC content, which wasn't mentioned on the Wiki page I was looking at.
As i pointed it, it does tell you everything..
Yes
Not completely true, as i pointed out. 659 for GOG, 640 for Steam, and i believe there's another version for Epic. There are some mods that won't work on the GOG or Epic versions, so yeah, as i said before you do need to know that specific version.
Then there's mods for .353 as well, which further complicates it (Older steam version)
Help "mace" 4. See if you have the ancient nord one. That's part of fishing.
BUT, as i said before, you already knew which version you had due to the numbers!
The GOG version of SE is 1.6.659.0.8.
The GOG version of AE is 1.6.659.0.8.
Tell me, what do these numbers tell?
btw. Fun fact, installing the SE from GOG Galaxy created an installation folder titled "Skyrim Anniversary Edition". Because it's the exact same game just without the DLC.
Anniversary Edition == Special Edition. PERIOD! If Bethesda wanted it to be a "real" Anniversary Edition, they would have changed the version number from 1.5.x to 2.1.x. or even better changed the numbering to 1.1.x for a totally new version of the game.
FYI: version numbering will indicate development progress. E.g. in version number 1.2.3.4
1 = major build
2= minor build
3 = build/revision
4 = maintenance/build
Major build is still 1 (1.6.640) so the game is Skyrim Special Edition. Minor build is 6 which means that support for CC content is added to Special Edition. 640 means that some issues have been resolved.
Check your Skyrim version as mentioned earlier and download and installs mods that match your version.
Start by saying which mods you are interested in require it. Post a link to each. Some mods require only game version 1.6.640 or higher for instance and refer to it as the Anniversary Edition. Other mods require the content that came with the Anniversary Edition, and some require both. This means some mods may not actually require you to have bought the Anniversary Edition. And even those that do require it may have alternative solutions, or there may be similar mods that can replace them without the requirement.
You know, either your not reading what i said, or deliberately not reading what i said...
Your above 1.6, thus have the "ae" "version" of the game. The entire confusion as Altbert said is primarily to blame for this, but anything above 1.6 has the 4 CC.
However, there is NO AE version of the game, it's all SE. (see the confusion?)
Just adds to the confusion... And why what i was saying about knowing that you have the gog version by remembering the .659 is crucial if your planning on modding the game. Steam's exe is different, ending in .640 etc.. i've already said it...
Well, my question was primarily "how do I check if additional DLCs have been added to my Skyrim Special Edition"?
Well, Bethesda sells two versions of the game, Special Edition and Anniversary Edition. Then Special Edition installs into a folder titled "Anniversary Edition" and includes some added content that came with the Anniversary Edition update. It doesn't help that both titles use the word "Edition", signaling some type of parity. It's not Anniversary Update or Pack, it's "Edition", like it's a new version in the vein Special Edition. Except it's not. It's DLC for Special Edition.
People don't want to make it confusing. It IS confusing.
I get that, but I never asked if I have an old version of SE. My question was if I have SE or AE.
https://i.imgur.com/W5wFtud.png see this? I bought the thing on the right. It's called Special Edition.
I was concerned I might've received the thing in the middle (which I did not want) because:
#1 The installation folder is named "Skyrim Anniversary Edition".
#2 The Elder Scrolls wiki listed an item as only appearing in "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition".
#3 People like you calling everything above 1.6 Anniversary Edition and telling to check the version number, despite the fact that a new install of Special Edition uses the exact same 1.6 version number with or without the AE content.
A 1.6 version of SE is what I want, and what I seem to have. I got an answer to my question, but the version number didn't help in any way. That's why I was asking for a simple way to check in-game, like an item or character appearing in one version but not another.
And i never answered that unasked question. I gave you the right answer to what you did ask.
What's with the condescending attitude?
This is what the others were saying; everyone buys special edition. There's no AE. It's just an add-on, like DLC really.
I mean, there it is:
i haven't called it AE at all..
It's all been caused by the players. Mostly down to the SKSE team calling it AE, as well as a number of more well known mod authors..
It's not AE, and it never will be unless Bethesda roll it out as a proper separate game version, but i doubt they'd do that. They only made SE because they were making so many changes to the engine to make it 64bit.
I read what you wrote.
I know I have the GOG version. I bought it from the website GOG.com. That wasn't my question. I asked if I had the Special Edition or Anniversary Edition. From GOG.com.
The version number tells everything? I already knew which version I had due to the version number?
Both of these are blatantly false statements. The version number is the same for both, which you already know.
You gave me the wrong answer, which was to look at the version number. Your answer would've been correct if my question had been "do I have an old version of SE?".
It's ok to be wrong sometimes.
No, because there isn't a "Both". There is only SE. There is no separate AE version of the game.
Not one.
At all.
Anywhere.
AE is an add-on. If you buy AE from any legitimate place, you'll get SE + the AE add-on.
Umm, no. No it wouldn't.
There are a number of up-to-date versions of AE, that are all different. I named 2, Steam, and GoG. Same game, both are up-to-date, both are differing in version number.
Epic is another, and i think there's 1 more not counting VR, Switch or major consoles....