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I'm glad it's not your mod either; I consider Dovahkin speed and Dovahkin Strength almost indespensible!
Why Steam picks on whichever mod is the 52nd is beyond my comprehension however, but it's stopped there four times in a row and targeted a different mod each time (because i kept removing the mod that got targeted); always (I finally noticed) the 52nd in order. As i have subscribed to about twice this many, i'll have ignore the message I guess now that I realize it seems to have nothing to do with why my game would not start.
Sorry for any confusion and thanks for the quick reply.
As impressive as the Dragonborn is supposed to be, regardless of the potential power of the Thu'um, there always seemed to be something lacking. The character you play is supposed to be following in similar footsteps as Talos when he was mortal...but simply being able to shout untrained doesn't seem to live up to that.
This mod gives a "there's more unlockable dragon potential in the Dovahkiin" feel than the game itself gives...which I think is a really good concept.
Reason I ask is, I want to hit a decent speed without being insanely fast, and might obtain souls to a point and then disable the mod to stop gaining speed.