Common Risks and Terminology - detailing out UDRs, ITMs, deleted navmeshes, save bloat and stack dumps, including what they mean, what the result is and why they should be avoided.

Outdated tools and other resources - covering all tools that have been replaced by new versions along with any super out of date resources or guides that may give really really bad advice relating to mods included on this list.

Most notably is a new introduction that covers a lot more information that you may find helpful including So yeah, I changed a lot of the resource. Red and Blue lines are deletions and additions, the color doesn't actually matter, that's just showing blue stuff for edits I made on my desktop and red for what I did on my laptop, they are all just changes.

That image shows an overview of my WIP document which track changes turned on. If you want to see exactly how much of the list has been scrapped and rewritten, this should give you an idea: I know that's a lot of information to re-read but trust me, it was more to re-write and I'm hoping the new info makes it much easier to understand each listing and also allows for people to better understand how these mods impact their games. Not reading the list means you could be providing out of date information.

A LOT of information has changed, including mods listings, where mods are, their ratings and their descriptions. Please re-read the list before posting about itįirst thing I want to say is to please make sure you re-read the masterlist again, in it's entirety, before continuing to refer others to it about specific mods or listings. Masterlist : Dangerous, Outdated and Superseded Mods This is going to be a big long post covering a number of things and additional information so please bear with me guys.

Skyrim dangerous mods list