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Simonrim's Blade and Blunt causes CTD on startup (GOG Skyrim & MO2 Fix) (feddit.nl)

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I have trouble getting Blade and Blunt to work. Even if I disable all mods except this one and its requirements, skyrim crashes before i get the main menu. I can't find anything else online. I use GOG's skyrim and MO2. Any help or advice is appreciated.

Solution edit: Ok for anyone else having this problem, this youtube video explains how to fix it. Apparantly a txt-file with plugins isnt being communicated correctly from MO2 to GOG Skyrim.

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[–] 4onTheFloor 1 points 1 year ago

Second this.

Sometimes for whatever reason the file may not download correctly. Redownloading and installing helps. I've been using Blunt and Blade on my current playthrough and haven't had any problems. This has happened to me a few times.

And Crash Logger is definitely a life saver. Most of the time it'll tell you exactly what's messed up. Makes troubleshooting big load orders easier to figure out.