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November 13, 2021 at 11:54 am
A project has appeared on the web that will allow The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition to be returned to the Special Edition. Thanks to this, we can continue to play with mods that have not been updated for the new game version.
A fan pull project has appeared on the web The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition Act Skyrim Special Edition. Going back to an older version of the game avoids modification issues. The tool was developed by Halgari and named Unofficial version of Skyrim Special Edition Downgrade Patcher.
Remember it how much on keyboards Skyrim Anniversary Edition It only brings benefits, so things are different on PC, because the new version It breaks a lot of classic mods. That in itself would be uninteresting, but what’s worse, the project didn’t come out as a separate game?? On computers in the form of an update to Skyrim Special Edition And replaced the old version.
Before the first show, you could protect yourself from it by backing up your files, but not everyone remembered it. because Unofficial version of Skyrim Special Edition Downgrade Patcher This is a useful tool.
The project does not contain the original files from Skyrim Special Edition, and only rebuilds those on the hard drive, helping the developer avoid problems with Bethesda Studio. The application is easy to use. Simply download the archive from the Nexus Mods website, unzip it in the game folder and run Patcher.exe.
Except for the standard tool, it brings the game back to Skyrim Special Edition Version 1.5.97, beta version also available Best of both worlds patcher ?? It only modifies some files in a way that is supposed to allow you to enjoy improvements from Anniversary Edition Without losing access to modifications.
Finally, it is worth remembering that the source of all modification problems is the change in Anniversary Edition Compiler from Visual Studio 2015 to Visual Studio 2019. As a result, most developers will have to write their own scripts and plugins almost from scratch. Such projects are built on foundations Scream Script Extender, whose Bethesda authors got access to the new version of the game before the premiere and are already ready Update. Unfortunately, it doesn’t make all old projects run automatically. In many cases, the creators will have to make the mods themselves, and some of them stopped developing their mods long ago and aren’t likely to come back to fix what Bethesda broke.
