;      The update for CIdhna Mine Expanded seems to have had no ill effect on the mine.



;       Quest DVCidhna_DaintySload or whatever had to be removed. "Pirate's Prize" as it's called is a buggy mess.
                 -The scripts for this quest are immaculate, extremely well written.
                 -It can only be by pure negligence or lack of testing whatsoever that the player Game.GetPlayer().GetActorBase().SetEssential(True) script is stuck running permanently. In every test, in every SINGLE test, this quest permanently ruins the game. I had to write a whole new pex script that removes the essential flag from the player just to stop this terrible quest from making the player essential for the duration of further testing in a given playthrough. It seems to have a stage for removing the status from the player, however it is unused and never actually runs.

Real shame since it's a great idea for a quest, and runs extremely well. 

Lights Out Quest was also edited from the vanilla game. Edits removed. Otherwise, the player would have to simply never do Lights Out, never go anywhere near the Dainty Sload


;       Dainty Sload Pre-Quest
                -If a user has Devious Cidhna installed the game will crash at any point the player enters combat for more than a few seconds with the pirates of the Dainty Sload known as "Corsairs" at any time before accepting or completing the quests.
                -This mod is VERY VERY well written, one of the best working mods I've ever seen in my life. The only way this quest can be such a crapheap is that the mod was abandoned before the quest was ever finished. With how perfectly the scripts execute for everything else in the mod, there's just no way the author ever tested it themselves. If they did, then a Skyrim SE update ruined aspects of the mod somehow. Either way the mod should be considered unstable and avoided in its current state. The work I've had to do fixing it for just a few test playthroughs....is not worth any fun I had with the mod sadly. It's just not worth the trouble. It's not just a headstone for a potentially awesome mod; it's a mark of a most shamefully neglected gem.