Certainly you can try cell ripper to avoid remaking your settlements in a new game. Your game and mods are probably ok (assuming you don't have mod conflicts) and probably don't even need reinstalling. Reinstalling your game and mods won't do anything for that. If your save game is too bloated to run unfortunately there is no way to save it. Note: I am working 30 hours a week, and currently studying at college, please forgive any slow responses.Įdited by ConnetiXus, 05 September 2016 - 01:41 AM.
I would really like to know if the third option is possible, if it is not, I would like hear what would be best practice, for starting completely over, after I have reinstalled fallout, and completely start the game over again. With that though in mind, I wanted to ask you all what would be the proper process for a complete clean reinstallation of: the game, my mods, and if it is possible, to keep the save progress I currently have without breaking the game, once I have reinstalled the game. I have not been able to find any solutions that could reduce my save file size down to where it would be playable again for fallout 4. Hello all, I am pretty sure many Bethesda fans have encountered this issue with skyrim(immense save bloat until you can no longer save, CTD), but naturally, we had more tools like SGSC to help fix these problems that occurred with faulty mod installations.
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