This list is designed to be a resource and a place for information about affected files, not a blacklist. Also included is a small section at the end of the list also detailing out mods that previously had issues, or have strong misconceptions about them, explaining the facts of the mod and what actually makes those mods technically stable. No too mods have the same problems so please read the information about each listing carefully to understand why it's there. The goal of this list is to document all mods that have been proven to have technical issues that can undermine your games stability. Reproducible testing must be done on a save file that is unaffected by other mods leaving the game in a vanilla state, bar the unofficial patches where they fix bugs in the vanilla game that may negatively affect the results of the test (such as if testing for save bloat, the unofficial patches are used so that vanilla sources of save bloat don't affect percentage results). Hard data counts as either visible errors and flaws in the plugin, mesh or script files. As more and mods are being made, it's become harder to keep track of exactly what the issues in each mod are, which is why this list has been created.Īll mods on this list have had their issues confirmed via hard data or reproducible tests done on a vanilla game.

At the same time, our knowledge of Skyrim and its engine is constantly growing and expanding, everything from bugs to more efficient methods are constantly being discovered or developed.

IntroductionThe Skyrim modding scene is a very dynamic and constantly changing environment where mods are constantly being created, updated, superseded or even abandoned.

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