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R-egret Marina
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22 players level3
I suggest you get the City Planners Contest Assistant. If you don't want to be in a contest you can set it that way. Here is what's nice about it (for people not in a contest). You can spawn up to five settlers at a time. You can also force plots to a higher level.
I've been having some trouble with my game crashing lately.
Look around on Google to see the best way to protect your game. But here is what I do.
1 Make a NEW save game (or two).
2 Install the mod you want to try.
3 Make another new save game.
4 Test out that mod but don't advance game otherwise.
5a If you want to keep mod, then just play game.
5b If you decide you don't want that mod, then:
6 Leave mod installed and uncheck it from loading.
You probably could remove the mod because you will revert to a save that didn't have the mod installed.
But Bethesda games are finicky to say the least. As in life. Just because you can do something doesn't necessarily mean you should.
7 Revert to save before mod was installed.
8 Play game.
I feel this is an even better way.
I use mod organizer. With that you can make several different games and then play the one you want.
I have a game just for trying out new mods.
If I like them, I put them in the "real" game.
Here are my other mods.
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5 players level 0
22 players level3
I suggest you get the City Planners Contest Assistant. If you don't want to be in a contest you can set it that way. Here is what's nice about it (for people not in a contest). You can spawn up to five settlers at a time. You can also force plots to a higher level.
I've been having some trouble with my game crashing lately.
Look around on Google to see the best way to protect your game. But here is what I do.
1 Make a NEW save game (or two).
2 Install the mod you want to try.
3 Make another new save game.
4 Test out that mod but don't advance game otherwise.
5a If you want to keep mod, then just play game.
5b If you decide you don't want that mod, then:
6 Leave mod installed and uncheck it from loading.
You probably could remove the mod because you will revert to a save that didn't have the mod installed.
But Bethesda games are finicky to say the least. As in life. Just because you can do something doesn't necessarily mean you should.
7 Revert to save before mod was installed.
8 Play game.
I feel this is an even better way.
I use mod organizer. With that you can make several different games and then play the one you want.
I have a game just for trying out new mods.
If I like them, I put them in the "real" game.
Here are my other mods.
.