My reading of the WZ installation notes is that you don't need ENB. All it's saying is that if you do have it, you'll need ENBoost to reduce its memory requirements, because WZ is also a memory hog.

Since ENB is just graphic "enhancements" - i.e. effects for the sake of effects - it doesn't make any sense that it would be a pre-requisite for a non-graphic mod.

Try it without ENB at all.

You're awesome ghastley. I will try this later when I get home!

There's just one reason that ENB alone might help, and that 's if it moves all the video memory to 64-bit space. It can't affect whether the game itself uses memory above the 3GB limit for a 32-bit application, but it can get the video part out of the way.

If Skyrim itself now runs 64-bit, it's all moot. Since nobody's talking about 4GB patches, I'd suspect that's the case.

WARZONES turned out to be really buggy. I tried it without ENB, but I had all the other required stuff installed: UGrids (something like that), and of course SKSE and SkyUI. No ENB though. It really started getting buggy though, like I said. Soon as I got to an area which had a battle going on, I noticed all sorts of things...

> Elk & deer falling from the sky

> My character began floating in the air. And there was this 'swishing' sound. I've got Wet & Cold and Frostfall installed, and the 'wet' meter was beginning to get light blue. I realized my character was 'swimming', even though she was walking down a road.

> Finally saw a CTD in my game. They're as rare as 2 dollar bills, usually.

Oddly, framerates did not suffer at all. I had 60 fps the entire time all of this was going. And it sucks because it looks like a great mod, but I have no choice but to abandon it for now. Just too much work & headache. Maybe later on I'll try messing with it later. I really like the idea of random encounters most of all.

I found another mod simply called "Civil War" which introduces a few extra battles, so I'm using this for now.

Isn't there a mod (or more than one) that adds more shops?

Never mind. Found it. It's called Small Town Merchants?. Hehheh, finally we can sell some stuff in places which never had merchants during my console days.