There are many reasons why a mod might break your game from item replacers to new scripts that conflict with base game code, some items and areas are not pathed properly by amateur programmers.Īlways read carefully on whats required for some mods as some rely on other player made mods while other mods may conflict with your favorite mod because it changed one of its files. You should only really mod your game if you know what files are being changed, most players like to play the vanilla game before modding as testing each mod can make your game unpredictable. Say that item you just put into your game only appears in a set location and when you enter that location or open the crate that holds said item it crashs because the mod is bad. When modding always install and playtest each mod rather then installing piles at once or you won't know what mod kills or crashs your game.

You could also try reinstalling any other mods the new mod may have effected. If your not sure how to remove the files disable it in mod manager, then reverify your files in steam.

Thats the bad thing about modding, you have to becarefull what mechanics they touch or it will break your game.

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