Help Please?

[V]

I'm looking for a follower mod that actually works? i'm on nexus and i'm re modding my game after playing for a years....pls someone help is there really no multiple followers mod up to date anymore?

[The Wolf Steel]

Most of the big name follower mods should definitely be working.

Which ones have you tried? For the most part most follower mods shouldn't be breaking due to skyrim updates unless they specifically depend on mods that get broken from the updates, and I don't think there's a long list of follower mods that fit that criteria.

[smr1957]

You may wish to take a look at these:

Nether's Follower Framework - https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/55653
Has some requirements so make sure you check that you have what is needed.

And:
EFF - Extensible Follower Framework - https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/7003
Has no requirements.

Personally, I have used EFF for years and am satisfied with it. But many now use Nether's, and are very happy with it, as well.

[Wizard]

If you're looking for a mod that handles managing multiple followers, you should go with Nether's Follower Framework.

[V]

Originally posted by The Wolf Steel:

Most of the big name follower mods should definitely be working.

Which ones have you tried? For the most part most follower mods shouldn't be breaking due to skyrim updates unless they specifically depend on mods that get broken from the updates, and I don't think there's a long list of follower mods that fit that criteria.

Well i'm not so sure about that i tend to not trust modders who lock their comment threads...so that's ''Multiple Followers Framework'' i just checked its locked so i dont trust it....i would go on with a list of them but i feel like people should just have one they all trust and use no?

[Lux]

Originally posted by Wizard:

If you're looking for a mod that handles managing multiple followers, you should go with Nether's Follower Framework.

It's what I use. You should listen to them.

[Docsprock]

I also have used Extensible Follower Framework for several years without issue.

As to the policy of not using a mod that has comments locked, thats ... a you thing. Its perfectly fine to set yourself some download criteria, but you may find yourself lacking some of the best mods out there.

I will check the comments and bug sections to see if there are any glaring, unresolved problems. If not, and the requirements can be met, its a go for me.

[Madao]

I can understand locking the comments cuz a lot of them are like this:
Help, mod is not working.
-> Have you made sure you have all the required mods installed?
-> What required mods.

what you should pay attention to are bug reports, especially how many and what is being reported. if a mod has unresolved bug reports that complain about a gamebreaking bug and that report is 3 years old, THAT'S a mod you should dodge. even if comments are enabled

[The Wolf Steel]

Originally posted by V:

Originally posted by The Wolf Steel:

Most of the big name follower mods should definitely be working.

Which ones have you tried? For the most part most follower mods shouldn't be breaking due to skyrim updates unless they specifically depend on mods that get broken from the updates, and I don't think there's a long list of follower mods that fit that criteria.

Well i'm not so sure about that i tend to not trust modders who lock their comment threads...so that's ''Multiple Followers Framework'' i just checked its locked so i dont trust it....i would go on with a list of them but i feel like people should just have one they all trust and use no?

Nether's Follower Framework should be what you'd go with. As far as I remember it was considered the most compatible and flexible follower framework that doesn't strictly break custom followers unless the custom follower mod specifically says not to integrate them into the framework, and everything about NFF is optional in-game IIRC.