I think it should be and entirely separate game installation, especially since they're charging for it. I think Bethesda has made 2 really big mistakes with this new AE version of Skyrim:ġ-Having the AE version overwrite you SE installation. Also, backup your Skyrim SE files just in case. I do this for any game on Steam that I'm modding anyway, as any update will usually break the mods, and your game. If you own Skyrim on Steam, you can keep it from this new "update" by choosing "Only update this game when I launch it", and then start the game from a shortcut or from your mod manager. An important PSA regarding Skyrim: Anniversary Edition, SKSE, and other native code mods : skyrimmods () This is explained much better than I ever could by u/extrwi who is an SKSE developer: And if you mod SE or have a modded playthrough installed, any script extender dependent mods, and many other mods will stop working. Skyrim Anniversary Edition - Everything we know at Nexus mods and communityīut the main problem with this new AE version, is that even if you don't buy it, your Skyrim SE is going to get a "free" update that contains 3 pieces of Creation Club content. While the AE version does contain all the Creation Club content, any other mods you've downloaded & installed will no longer function. It's not free, and it remains to be seen what Bethesda will actually charge, but if you buy it, it will replace your Skyrim SE installation. On NovemBethesda will release the Skyrim Anniversary Edition (that date is listed in an article on the Nexus, so I'm assuming it's accurate).
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