But this experience trying to get my old save file running has been the most confusing and inconsistent debugging process I've had. I was moving mods around and doing all sorts of things, and did a lot of debugging then. Admittedly, my playthough 16 months ago was not the most stable anyway. Tried disabling War of the Commonwealth and Scrap Everything. Tried going to Graygarden instead of the Co-op, because it had much fewer SS plots. Tried the technique where you look at the ground with your back turned while stuff loads. I tried using the same load order I used before, without the new mods. It just crashed after a minute or two of trying to load plots and actors. This time I didn't have to open the workshop. Then I went back to the old save that I thought was stable and tried to re-create it, and get CTD in Hangman's Alley. After fixing that, I decided to travel back to the Commonwealth. Unfortunately, I then had issues with companions not being able to be dismissed.
I added a couple more mods (Companion Dialogue Overhaul, Player Comments and Head Tracking, a radio mod and some new clothes). I was very happy and decided to play a bit through Nuka World. Was able to open the workshop in every one. In this save that I thought was stable, I went from South Boston and traveled through Hangman's Alley->Starlight->Red Rocket->Sanctuary. (At that point, I had also updated SS and installed the new Mega Packs 2 and 3. After a few days of work, I finally was able to get it stable. All except for my latest one in Nuka World, which was in an interior cell. Testing out my old saves, all of them CTD either when opening the workshop, or immediately when loading a save in a settlement. I was having a lot of issues getting it working, had to uninstall and reinstall every mod, and made several mistakes (so much weird shit happened I can't take time to describe it all) It all resulted in me losing track of my original load order. Built up almost all settlements using Sim Settlements to some extent.) The only problem is that it had been so long that I had forgotten how Nexus Mod Manager worked, it needed an update, and also Fallout 4 needed an update through Steam. (I was in the middle of the game, almost 300 hours and about halfway through the main quest. I played F4 a lot about 16 months ago, and wanted to return to my save file.
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