That is usually why, when uninstalling a game, data not created by the install, such as modifications, alternative launchers, and configuration files are left behind.Fortnite is a free online multiplayer battle royale game developed by Epic Games. If I had to guess, when Steam installs a game, a record is kept of what files are installed by default and it uses this log when creating the back-up. That is why in general you are advised not to uninstall mods and then load a save that relies on them, and to always make a save before you install a new modification, and then continue off of a new save slot.Īlso, in my experience, I'm not sure what mods you have actually ties into the 'back-up' you make.
It only gets worse the more intricate the modification you are using gets. It's not as bad in Skyrim, which was configured to handle these sorts of things better, probably for ease of use with the Steam Workshop, but you can still have issues such as inventory weight not matching what you're actually carrying. It's just the way that the game handles content: if you have a save that contains references to content that no longer exists, say pointers to item addresses that no longer exist, it creates an exception that the game is not configured to handle. Nexus is a good place to go,as it has a mod manager and makes it easy to install remove mods and it lets you mark mods as fav on the site That is what i do,one mod at a time and test them once i find the mods i want to use all the time that play nice together i do a save and back up the save and i make note of which mods i installed that way if i add new oens ill know what i added and what to remove or incase i need to do a whole new install i still have my fav mods Modding is fun but can be risky but i find if you take your time test each mod it is really low anything will go wrong once you find the set of mods you like you will know they play nice together and can install all of them when you re-install the game or start a new one
I always make several saves,that way i always have one save i can fall back on when a new mod goes wrong,or if the file gets corrupt for some reason,as sometimes it can be corrupted and not because of mods,just because shit happensĪlways keep a backup of the complete game before any mods installed so if anything goes bat shit at the most you will just delete the game and re-install My advice though is to always keep a clean save before doing a mods,usually i start the game far enough to at least have my character readyĪlways install one mod at a time that way if you add it and the game goes to shit but worked before that you will know what one to remove
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