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Okay...so I learned this now just as I prepare myself to reinstall Skyrim SE after I lost my harddrive some months ago... And reading all this has drained my excitement to make that "perfect" clean and mostly stable mod-installation and replaced it with...feeling tired and overwhelmed. Some quick questions: I reinstall Skyrim SE/AE now...and apply mods from here - none will work? I ask because its so confusing with downgrade or not, do you have the appropiate version of the mod to the Skyrim version etc. This has become so friggin complicated to navigate... What kind of mods might not work - or are save to use? For example, quest-heavy mods vs. just adding clothing? Body mods, physic mods, animation mods? Can I just "downgrade" to one of the pre1.7 versions and most will work fine, or is there yet anoter caveat to this? Sigh..thanks for any anwers

Would have given it a try - but new game or existing one, crashes as soon as I leave the console. Might be soft dependancies? Because searching for "Baka Motion Pack" was nowhere to be found on sites I kinda trust, so cannot use it. But I guess without that the mod even if it works is kinda useless? If so, never been a fan of mods using more or less obscure mods as dependancies, or hard to get ones etc. But I like mods with these themes, so will have an eye on it if you work on it and maybe make it more stale and accessible

So I dabbled a bit with the latest version (Ivana nicely appeared during a training quest ... but again noped out at some point, but as I continued an older save with new version its not a good bug report I guess anyway) As much as I like the mod for years, and I agree with a lot of Brewmasterhals posts above about the structures of the quests - I also have some issues with the "escalation" of things in the beginning. First there is quite some confusion for me, so much talking, Bellamy "trains" my char, his buddy, then its to Pike, more "training", suddenly animal training, but instead of some "normal" animals and then gradually demand more from the slaves you start with Falmer and Trolls, bears and werewolves. Giving players "choices" is always a nice sentiment, but especially at the start - the story should be linear. Main char gets enslaved. antagonists get introduced. Your char gets a taste of things to come - sex training. Basic one, with men, maybe anal, and group stuff. And then build it from there. With training stages also maybe unlocking new tasks. For example I can have a Belethor-Dogfucking quests before my char even had training in dog fucking, which feels a bit weird. Choices - also in regards to content, or how far you want the content to go, might be cool. Again, training: If you behave nice and submissive, you might avoid or shorten the animal sex training, or even skip it? Same with the (to me extremely no turning on devices quests for example, which I welcome the cheat function for - but maybe allow the player to somehow tailor this to their own preferences. Yes, slaves have to agency/will etc - but the players are no slaves, they are the ones "telling" their chars story through their choices etc. Overall - making everything a little more "streamlined" and clear at the start, have the slavery aspect gradually become more and more brutal and severe...and maybe shorten the training aspects a little might help. And if you ever gat around to it: Give poor Bellamy his own hut or office at the city gates, so we do not have to endure minutes of dialogue and punishment in hte cold open while its raining.

So I am currently playing the Chanterelle-mod - a massive open world wilderness etc. And I am trying to find a decent animal (wolf) companion mod to go along with...and of course with sexlab working as well with that companion Anyone having the "best" idea here? I am aware of untamed, which seems to be the most fitting tbh. But its still only for Legendary Edition, and iirc quite unstable and wonky if used on Skyrim SE/AE? I also tried "Fury - Animal Taming", which sounded nice and simplistic enough. But it seems it changes the tamed animal into some custom creature, as the normal wolf-animations etc won't work with the tamed animal anymore, and no clue how to "fix" that. I browsed a lot around but could not really find something that just seem to "work" like Iwould like: Have a non-killable wolf comapnion at my chars side who idealy also levels up, but most just also keeps her "warm" in the cold. lonely nights in the wilderness...