I have advised that this not be done until there is a clarification of whether this is allowed or not (I personally assume that it is not), and to that end, I have reached out to one of my contacts at Nexus to give their position on whether this is allowed, and am also posting here so that you, Arthmoor, and the Patch team are made aware of this and can also state what the position is regarding the posting of licks to hidden content (the previous version of the Patch).Īnd if you or Arthmoor or any member of the Patch team would like to make a statement about this in the forum, the thread to do it in is the Coffee House - that will give it its widest exposure, as that is where the most active members of the community communicate. Hi, BlackPete! This issue has come up on the Steam forums as the previous version has been listed under archived on the file page of the Patch, and some are posting the link to the archived file. That has always been our policy and it won't be changing. We don't provide previous versions of USSEP under any circumstances. I appreciate the word to the wise my friend Adventure ever on, Phat Now I need not worry or wonder as I was directed to the archive page at Nexus by a rather kind soul. However, when I saw this post it made me wonder. I probably have a pre-AE version of USSEP as well. I am certain that I have proper versions of RFYL, Alt Start and Paarthurnax Dilemma. I currently have about half a TB worth which just keeps on growing and growing and. As for backup methods, I prefer off system storage, usually USB drives. But, until such time, I prefer to keep my sanity and my SKSE extensions preserved.
In six or so months, once things become more stable, I may give the AE update a go. Thus far, it is just the base game with SKSE set up to remain in the pre-AE state. I'm fairly certain that I have backups of this but I'll be loading into my new machine with that last SSE with the corresponding SKSE from before the AE update.
I'm currently somewhere in the neighborhood of 200GB of mod files. I am rather prolific at backing up the 7z files for most of my mods. And that really applies to any important files you may have on your PC.Ī friend slipped me a copy of the earlier version already. It doesn't help you now, of course, but for future reference, ANY mod which you use should be backed up to a separate location on your PC or, even better, to a memory stick - saves a lot of grief in the long run.
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