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And this is for you guys for a piece under a good seagull and a gorgeous mystical mood, the Herobrine test this particular version was made on the basis of those very closed, beta testing of the legendary white-eyed, all the colors of mysticism await and scare to death, in general you can play it but. after the rest of the versions of this top, it appears together with such a sound like a whistle, and as soon as you know it, you know it is already somewhere nearby, but it is masterfully hidden that it is really difficult to see it, you can often come across a plate with strange inscriptions, sometimes they are in the air, and it will take about an hour to wait for the Herobrine , and then you will have to strain.

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Recently from the channel Dudnak released a video called "363333" I started to download this mystical version, but after I uploaded this version of the video it was removed, it is not clear why? I started the game and in the main menu I saw that instead of the ground mossy cobblestone was replaced and in the minecraft logo different blocks are changing, the symbols are still changing, I also saw that instead of the multi player button in the error, I looked at the top that this version is called Error 633 and a distorted disc 13 is also playing I looked in the root file of the mob this mob is called eyes404 has a black steve skin with red eyes and I also think this is the son of error 422 but he is in the form of an alpha if anyone can find mysticism there then put the screenshots here please and the menu version is very creepy here is the link: _vprBCqyItmA

But now let's talk about the mystical component of beta 1.9, well, firstly, the number 9 is the angelic heavenly number in many religions, it is important, remember I told you about the heavenly dimension that was never fully added to the game, it did not appear as well as version 1.9 is not a reference Is it because we will never see him in the future, then I suppose you know the story about the pig man, this is an NPC mob that previously planned to add to the game as an alternative to the villagers, that is, imagine that now you could bargain with the pigs and who exactly did the raids God, I'm even scared to imagine how they looked, the early pigman texture was in the root file of the version, but now it has already been removed, and in the past everyone was vigorously discussing this mysterious unused skin, many told terrible stories that there was a scanty chance for its spawn, one of the forum users said that in this test version there is a 0000001% chance of spawning a pig villager village and 1% spawning a pig human village In the village, as it turned out, Notch accidentally added the ability to spawn a pigman in this pre-release, but since the chance was scanty and the beta release did not take place, this opportunity was left as an easter egg of the very first test version of beta 1.9, many talked about how if you get close to such a pig resident then you can catch the theft of the game or the system itself as a whole, according to legend, this mob does not make any sounds, but some talked about the characteristic grunting.

2) Download and install SKSE. If you allready have it - great. If no - install it. It's obligatory. SKSE is [essential]. Stability mods are also working through it, as well as vast majority of amazing gameplay mods. Consider it a basic invisible evolution element of Skyrim. Make sure to download the correct version! 1.7.3 is for Skyrim LE - you don't need that at all now. If you have [exactly] the Skyrim SE version of the game (1.5.97, you can right-click on the game .exe file and see the version there) - get SKSE for 1.5.97. If you're on AE (it's still named Skyrim Special Edition in your game library, it's the .exe that differs) - get the current AE version, and VR version for VR. Download the archive somewhere, unpack it. From the folder, get the .dll, .exe files and \Data folder, and place them to your Skyrim SE/AE folder, as showed here. MO users should archive the \Data folder and install it as any other mod trough MO (you can do the same in NMM as well if you wanna). From now on, launch your game only via SKSE (skse64_loader.exe), not the game regular launcher. A general note about SKSE-based mods and what to do with them. Situation with the SE ==> AE update is different from those SE updates in past. Why so? Thing is, the problem with past SE updates was basically pretty simple and related only to the game version update itself, which was fixed by Address Library mod (further in this section). For AE, huge amount of SKSE functions themselves were changed or deleted, so for most of SKSE based mods to fully and properly work in AE, most of SKSE mods code will need to be rewritten by its author, on some scale - from just a few lines to possibly a complete rewriting from scratch, depends on the mod. That's why AE modding stage will need more time to recover then it was usually taking for SE updates in past (if ever). Remember that alternatively, you can simply mod LE for your current run, as it doesn't have this issue to begin with - and for the another run, some time will pass, and AE modding stage will be most likely recovered by then. What does this mean for those modding AE now and wanting to use SKSE-based mods? Simply look on every such mod page Files tab - if the mod is already updated for AE, there most likely will be a separate version of it, with an indication it's for AE - so, you'll need to install the AE version of the mod. Similarly, if you're on SE (not updated to AE yet) - when downloading an SKSE-based mod, make sure you're downloading the SE and not AE version of it. That's it!

8) Install SSEEdit. It's an awesome tool for cleaning your mods, making changes to mod records (like balancing various values up to your taste, deleting conflicting and/or unneeded objects and so on) and more.Mods may contain "dirty" records and some other issues, and when you have hundreds of mods, that could be a problem and cause crashes. Clean all mods that have dirty records (until it's directly written by mod author to not do that for some reason) and all Skyrim's DLCs (which have [hundreds] of dirty records. Yeah - Betheshda didn't even bother to do this for the game "remaster"). Don't be afraid of it, it's not as hard to use as it may look. Check these awesome video tutorials about it. Also there is a lot of info and videos on its Nexus page. Note #1: Make double sure to clean all base game master files (Update.esm and all 3 DLC .esm plugins) - otherwise you'll experience random crashes. Note #2: MO2 users can (and it's pretty much recommended to) download and use zEdit as an alternative. zEdit is like a successor to xEdit - but please take into account though that it's still a WIP (work in progress) project. If you're a newbie modder - better just stick to xEdit (SSEEdit) now as it's absolutely fine. zEdit may provide better functionality than xEdit, but it's still not fully stable and there are not as many video tutorials for its usage as for xEdit. It doesn't mean it's bad - quite the opposite, but until it's officially and fully released, I won't be able to provide troubleshooting support for it - so use it at your own wish. There's a basic documentary and description of it here, and short but great video tutorial here.