Gaming

Underwater?
You just want another Subnautica sequel, don't you?

I don't know if Rebel Galaxy is any good, but the freebies are always worth a try.

The Way Of The Voice is now the next Skyrim quest I plan on delaying as long as possible. High Hrothgar is one big mountain and 7000 steps is.... a lot of steps! So I'm gonna go to Valtheim Towers next, I have a couple of little jobs that send me there and I may as well kill two sets of bandits with one "stone." (Hopefully the two jobs in one place won't cause a buggy conflict. I'll save regularly just in case.)
One of the jobs is to return something to Amren and I couldn't remember who Amren even is, so I've just been wandering round Whiterun trying to find him so that I know who to give the thing to. (I know I can rely on quest markers but it's more fun this way. )
I couldn't find him but I think I found his wife which then reminded me of those two shifty guys looking for a Redguard woman. (I initially thought that they meant Irileth but she's a Dunmer. I do get mixed up with my fictional races of Tamriel!) I didn't trust those guys so I'm not gonna cause any trouble there. I'll keep my investigation low-key.... For now!

Well that's annoying!
Just had a look in the Steam discussions and some people seem to have fixed it by messing with the graphics configuration files but then there are others who are deleting something from the registry!
Better just wait for now.

It's this kind of thing that makes me yearn for my old, dead Xbox. You didn't have to install the games, you just put the disc in and it was guaranteed to work without having to resort to manually rewriting config files.

When I modded Morrowind I didn't use any manager at all, I just manually copied the files over. This is apparently "a bad thing" because it sometimes over-writes game files and loses the original. It doesn't matter when it works but if it goes wrong then you can't remove the mods and you have to then reinstall the game.
So with Skyrim I did start using a manager. I use the one called Vortex and it makes it easy to add and remove mods without too much fuss although if you remove a mod that uses scripts you usually have to "end" it in the in-game console beforehand. I had to do that with that horse mod that I didn't like.

Not having played Subnautica, I'm not sure if it works the same way. There are usually some YouTube videos that take you through the process. I ended up watching quite a few tutorials before risking my precious Skyrim.

Doesn't 7zip extract everything?

Glad you've got it working... sort of.
I've just been googling and was gonna ask which version of the game you have, ie. Steam/Epic/GoG/whatever. Sometimes the process can be different for each one. But if you have a working mod then that's irrelevant now.