Save Corruption problem

[Unknown DragonX]

I've been suffering from save corruption problems for a month and I can't seem to found what the problem is. I've engine fixes installed and reinstalled twice. I uninstalled any mods in recent memory that may of caused the issue and the problem still persisted. At this point I may uninstalled Skyrim Se and put it in different location since I'm coming to the conclusion that it maybe a hardware issue than a software problem since the installed location had some problems and had to use software repair program to fix it. I even reinstalled Skyrim se before the latest update and still suffering from this problem.

 

Here my load order at the moment where the save corruption happened: loadorder.txt 

 

And here my papyrus log if  it does anything to help: Papyrus.0.log

[ReverendFelix]

What makes you think it is save corruption? Give some details regarding what is going on.

[Unknown DragonX]

Because all my saves ended up being corrupted. Making me unable to load any previous save and any dialogue with npcs ends up cutting off half way or dialogue topics are missing.  The only sliver lining is that I can still play around and make new saves but if I have to load a previous save or turn in a quest I have close Skyrim and relaunched all over again.

[ReverendFelix]

Basically all I can say by looking at your posted .txt files, is you have some major incompatibility issues. I noticed that you have a lot of mods placed before .esm's, which can cause load issues on game start up. Other than that all I can say is try to use your chosen form of xEdit to try to resolve some conflicts. A Merged Patch may do wonders for example... I wish I could offer more advice, but all Skyrim builds are different. So really it comes down to personally putting the time in to make it work. One thing I can suggest is adjusting the records carried over by the bashed patch manually. It doesn't always get things right.

 

Hope it helps!

[Unknown DragonX]

2 hours ago, ReverendFelix said:

Basically all I can say by looking at your posted .txt files, is you have some major incompatibility issues. I noticed that you have a lot of mods placed before .esm's, which can cause load issues on game start up. Other than that all I can say is try to use your chosen form of xEdit to try to resolve some conflicts. A Merged Patch may do wonders for example... I wish I could offer more advice, but all Skyrim builds are different. So really it comes down to personally putting the time in to make it work. One thing I can suggest is adjusting the records carried over by the bashed patch manually. It doesn't always get things right.

 

Hope it helps!

Well those mods that are placed before esm are esl mods so I can't do anything about that. And I already used xedit and can't seem to find any problems at all. I don't find merged patches to be any use due to light plugins being a thing now in modding.  I also checked out my bashed patch and everything is good. I'm just trying to figure out why engines fixes can't do anything about the problem, and where the source of the problem is in my load order.

[coolfreaky]

17 hours ago, Unknown DragonX said:

and any dialogue with npcs ends up cutting off half way or dialogue topics are missing

 

i would start looking on any mods adding dialogue  to start with . sorry but 3mb of papyrus ! i just can't ! 

by the way you might also need to clean your save file with falrim and as said ReverendFelix  remove the bashedpatch  until you find the culprit and redo it after . Loot is cool but sometimes you need to fix Load Order manually .  and last i hope you did not let steam to make an update .

[ReverendFelix]

You should be able to place .esl's anywhere you want. Unless the MA specifically made a mod load at the top. USSEP is a good example of that type. But generally anything that isn't a master for something else, should be movable. If not... well, that's just odd but it isn't unheard of. As far as the Merged Patch goes, it has it's uses. I wouldn't dismiss it so easily. It can resolve issues between mods that other things don't do. It isn't just for saving mod slots. JSYK, it generally would go before your Bashed Patch.

 

20 hours ago, coolfreaky said:

Loot is cool but sometimes you need to fix Load Order manually

 

Very true. But I didn't say to disable the Bashed Patch, that'll surely cause major game breaking issues. I said manually adjust it. The Bashed Patch, like LOOT, isn't a perfect thing. It has a tendency to ignore things we would consider critical as mod users.