How can I have more than one world in Skyrim?

[BLEK]

I can only have one world in Skyrim.....but I need two to my brother can play it too, how can I can another?

[Ester C]

You mean a new save?

[Ester C]

you could start a new game and save it and when it is your turn to play load your save file.

[Serath]

This makes it easier.

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/82747/?

[Lothic]

"more than one world"? go back play minecraft kappa

[Docsprock]

It is as simple as saving your game. Then start a new game. Then save your game. Then start a new game. I have over a thousand 'worlds', or saved games as I like to call them.

[GrimCat]

you can use the console command save "name your save"

[BLEK]

I know how to create a save,

for example, On Skyrim SE you can have multiple accounts, and many different people can have their own account. That's what I mean. BTW Sorry I said "world", that is Minecraft language lol

[BLEK]

Serrath, that seems like what I need.....Something that you can pick what account you want to play on and make multiple ones. That will probably work.

[King Robert Baratheon]

Originally posted by Serath:

This makes it easier.

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/82747/?

I was hoping to use this myself but then I saw you have to install it manually. I wish they made it easier to be able to have two playthroughs active at once. I have a stealth archer character right now but it would be nice if I could start my mage character and know that it's save file won't get overwritten if I also play my stealth archer character for awhile.

[Squirrell]

Mod Organizer can have multiple user profiles each with its own mod list, ini files and saves.

If you use an enb it will apply to all user profiles.

[BLEK]

Squirrell, Skyrim isn't designed to have more than one user profile or character. Does Mod Organiser change that and allow you to have more than one? if so....That would be a dream come true, especially if I could ALSO have my own specific mod list on each profile.

[King Robert Baratheon]

Originally posted by Squirrell:

Mod Organizer can have multiple user profiles each with its own mod list, ini files and saves.

If you use an enb it will apply to all user profiles.

Honestly i'm too lazy to do all that. Why upload a mod to nexus mods if we can't just download and install it with nexus mod manager? I don't want to waste my time tinkering around with files and sh*t.

[Squirrell]

Originally posted by Bearer of the Curse:

Originally posted by Squirrell:

Mod Organizer can have multiple user profiles each with its own mod list, ini files and saves.

If you use an enb it will apply to all user profiles.

Honestly i'm too lazy to do all that. Why upload a mod to nexus mods if we can't just download and install it with nexus mod manager? I don't want to waste my time tinkering around with files and sh*t.

I think you are correct. 30 seconds is a lot of your life to waste isn't it, especially if you are luddite?

[RaineyAllTheTime]

Originally posted by BLEK:

Squirrell, Skyrim isn't designed to have more than one user profile or character. Does Mod Organiser change that and allow you to have more than one? if so....That would be a dream come true, especially if I could ALSO have my own specific mod list on each profile.

Absolutely you can have multiple save profiles each with their own mod list and save file locations. Switching between characters is as simple ans selecting a profile in the drop down menu launching the game and hitting continue.

[Serath]

Originally posted by Bearer of the Curse:

Originally posted by Squirrell:

Mod Organizer can have multiple user profiles each with its own mod list, ini files and saves.

If you use an enb it will apply to all user profiles.

Honestly i'm too lazy to do all that. Why upload a mod to nexus mods if we can't just download and install it with nexus mod manager? I don't want to waste my time tinkering around with files and sh*t.

Because it's not a mod. It's a program. Both mod organizer and TESVGM. Because Skyrim is before the newer Bethesda games where it can tell the difference between different characters and seperate them, you HAVE to tinker around with files, there's no way around it.

In TESVGM's case, there's no tinkering at all. It's a one-click and forget. It takes mere minutes to setup, and then only seconds to switch characters, especially if you shortcut the program. If after setup, you can't spend that few seconds to

1. Run TESVGM.exe.
2. Click a profile from the drop-down menu.
3. Click play (it should detect and run SKSE if you have it) or quit the program and run SKSE yourself.

then it's on you. All this program is doing is forcing Skyrim to look at the "TESVGM" folder which has a folder for each profile, instead of the "Saves" folder. It's certinally a lot better than renaming two file folders everytime you want to switch.