i dont use a lot of these. id reccomend no duchy limit btw. but rice goes at the top. rice literally tells you in the opening event that *HEY CHAT, PUT IT AT THE TOP!!111* not sure about the other ones. put major mods at the top, put minor mods at the bottom

Break it down into blocks, like three mods at a time, and in groups (by what they mod - like UI or two mods & the compatibility patch mod). Look at the mods descriptions first for any rules or suggestions, incompatibilities, and additional mods you must run along with them for things to work.

Disable the lot of them.
Make sure the game loads & runs clean.
Add your first three. See if it loads & runs.
If not play with the order until it does - or if it doesn't no matter the order set them aside to later try ONE at a time addition.
Then do the next group in addition to your known working (so far) collective group of mods.

IF you try to add that many mods at once odds are one of them is even old, completely incompatible with something, or got downloaded in bad shape from the workshop - and you'll never figure out which one it is if you try to install them all at once.

Adding a SINGLE 'new' mod to a set of existing mods in a good load order is WAY easier than trying to add a bunch of mods at once.

The math is 1X2X3X4... etc. for possible combinations in order. At 20 new mods at once that number is.... quite large.

Good Luck.

ADD: IF you are copying somebody's mod list and load order ask them if you have issues. Comment on the Youtube video.

Originally posted by jpcerutti:

Break it down into blocks, like three mods at a time, and in groups (by what they mod - like UI or two mods & the compatibility patch mod). Look at the mods descriptions first for any rules or suggestions, incompatibilities, and additional mods you must run along with them for things to work.

Disable the lot of them.
Make sure the game loads & runs clean.
Add your first three. See if it loads & runs.
If not play with the order until it does - or if it doesn't no matter the order set them aside to later try ONE at a time addition.
Then do the next group in addition to your known working (so far) collective group of mods.

IF you try to add that many mods at once odds are one of them is even old, completely incompatible with something, or got downloaded in bad shape from the workshop - and you'll never figure out which one it is if you try to install them all at once.

Adding a SINGLE 'new' mod to a set of existing mods in a good load order is WAY easier than trying to add a bunch of mods at once.

The math is 1X2X3X4... etc. for possible combinations in order. At 20 new mods at once that number is.... quite large.

Good Luck.

ADD: IF you are copying somebody's mod list and load order ask them if you have issues. Comment on the Youtube video.

troubleshooting. a good method.