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Or you're trying to mod skyrim for the first time in 10+ years and hyper focus on troubleshooting crash after crash for 36-ish hours.
Just a theoretical scenario...
Hey there! In case you weren't aware, Nexus Mods has something like Wabbajack, that they call Collections. Literally click and install, and start playing! I've tried quite a few this way, and highly recommend it. No longer going through pages and pages of mods to find the "correct" ones that work with the version you are on! :)
I did find my way to the nexus' collections (though thank you for the tip), which would've gone smoothly if I hadn't fumbled a fresh install beforehand with an issue I already addressed in the first install.
Not a great feeling when you realize the last 10 hours of frustration are entirely self inflicted XD
Awh, trust me, I totally understand! I can also recommend downloading the game fresh, zipping it up afterwards, and then start tinkering. That way if you mess something up, you can delete the entire folder contents and unzip the files back into the folder for a "fresh" install!
You may know this too, but in case anyone else comes across our conversation! :)
Last time I modded for weeks straight then played a day or so....
Are not supposed to just highly optimize our games for 3 hours and then shut the computer off when you get the golden 60-120fps?