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Thanks a lot, but it appears I need to download two other mods to get this to run, and that's a bit much. A Script Extender and SkyUI are required for this mod to run.
I'm running about 5 mods and only 1 of them requires another mod to run.
I don't think that's right to require a mod to feed off another mod. I shouldn't have to download 5 mods for one thing.
Hopefully someone will address this. I don't want 200 Mods.
-Skyrim's vanilla UI is made for consoles, and we can all agree it's very limiting and slow and painful, and SkyUI fixes that. There's also a mod called "SkyUI-Away" that gets rid of SkyUI, if you really don't want it but want to use mods that require it.
-Skyrim on PC, ever since Dragonborn and especially the last patch, has memory issues that get worse and worse forever, so that if you've been playing the same character for long enough, the game WILL get unplayable from the constant crashing. SKSE fixes that by default (thanks to Sheson).
The main reason other mods require SkyUI and SKSE often is that they provide features that the vanilla game should have had in the first place to be considered a complete AAA $60 game. They are necessary. And if you don't like the idea of having to install mods to have a finished, complete game, you might want to stay away from Bethesda games in the future, as that's just as much of a main staple of Elder Scrolls and their version of Fallout as the open world and the hilarious bugs.
Fallout Mod Manager and the script extender for those games are basically essential.