USSEP is an esp flagged as esm, while the UHDAP esp are flagged as esl. Try placing USSEP (7) above the UHDP esp's.

My question is: Is this bug fixable, or is this an unresolved engine issue? And is it possible to workaround this weird issue, without punching them and gaining a bounty? Like I said: Giving them a punch and then sheathing my fists makes them behave normally again. Did the introductory quest with Brynjolf, and suddenly now its some other people at the inn that are 'stuck' in this way. I made a new save, started a patron of inn AS- LAL in Riften. I checked if UHDAP was the issue, but it is not. Besides that I use SSE Engine Fixes and Bug Fixes SSE SKSE plugins. For some reason its like a plague that spreads to more and more NPCs that have NPC-to-NPC conversations.ħ 7 Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch.espġ4 e Alternate Start - Live Another Life.esp There's one fix that works that fixes the issue, and that's punching said NPC in the face, taking the 40 bounty, and then stopping fighting (hoping the NPC stops too). And the longer my save goes, the more and more characters it starts to happen to, for no apparent reason. It's not a huge problem, but breaks all idle dialogue of that character. He still has his regular schedule where he goes home eventually, but he never says anything anymore, or say anything when I get near him. This same thing happens when an NPC goes to some other NPC to talk to eachother, which is why I think this has to be the reason.Ī good example is Madesi not saying anything at this stand in Riften anymore.

Whenever the NPC has this weird issue, they won't say anything when I get near them. I think it has to do with NPC-to-NPC dialogue. It feels like it's some dialogue script that wants to fire, but for some reason, the script is not reaching its conditions to fire. Like merchants at stands who don't say anything anymore. I'm having a bug where NPCs often completely stop using their greetings, or say anything that they're supposed to say.

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