Have new patches (Sept 15 and 20) messed things up for people?

[OfDoor13]

I wish this stupid company would leave this 10 year old game alone and only apply updates to the Anniversary addition. Anyway, anyone experienced the new update breaking their SKSE?

[Just Don't]

Like every update. For the past 6 years.

They change the exe, a new SKSE must be released.

 

You can avoid updates though. Which you should've been doing since forever. And you can also downgrade too in case you weren't prepared.

[zwdragonbone8314]

SKSE team normally updated their file pretty quickly. About 1 to 3 days after the new update of Skyrim. All other mods will be updated after SKSE. I think the new SKSE64 has already available. Unfortunately, some other important mods, like Racemenu might have to wait for quite some time.

[gameleirabh]

skse is updated to the new patch 1.6.640
adresses library is also updated

sadly the main bulk of mods which use those two, aren't updadted yet

[OfDoor13]

On 9/21/2022 at 9:13 PM, Just Don't said:

Like every update. For the past 6 years.

They change the exe, a new SKSE must be released.

 

You can avoid updates though. Which you should've been doing since forever. And you can also downgrade too in case you weren't prepared.

 

I have been avoiding the updates, but i have to manually hit *pause update* every time I open Steam. I think there's a workaround for this but I forgot it.

 

I have never updated my SKSE because I have so many old mods. I've just been using the downgrade patcher every time. I guess I'll stick to that

[Just Don't]

6 hours ago, OfDoor13 said:

I have been avoiding the updates, but i have to manually hit *pause update* every time I open Steam. I think there's a workaround for this but I forgot it.

 

I have never updated my SKSE because I have so many old mods. I've just been using the downgrade patcher every time. I guess I'll stick to that

Google "how to disable steam updates skyrim se" and you'll find hundreds of results.

A reply I wrote a few days ago that includes specific instructions to do so:

Spoiler

On 9/19/2022 at 12:00 PM, Just Don't said:

Avoid Steam updates.

• Go to your Steam library, find Skyrim SE, right click and select Properties.
• Go to the UPDATES tab and select "Only update this game when I launch it" and "Never allow background downloads".
• Launch the game using the SKSE executable and always with Steam already open.
• (Optional) mark the manifest file for SE read-only:
  • Go to where your Steam is installed and find the "steamapps" folder.
  • Find the "appmanifest_489830.acf" file and right click>Properties.
  • Near the bottom of the properties window enable the Read only setting.
  • Press Apply/Ok and close that folder.

 

Edited September 24, 2022 by Just Don't