You will be stuck at the opening scene and unable to move, just be patient and wait, you will eventually warp out to the next scene. Warning, there are 4 things to be aware of before trying this mod. Just the Dwemer dungeon itself is the best looking and exciting dwemer ruin I have ever experienced. If you follow this, you will be well prepared to experience it. I think this mod is in the top 5 skyrim mods you can ever play. I am going to repost something I posted before to help people play it. So If you're willing to risk your save and permanently put your game on hold on the assumption that you can finish a buggy mod, maybe it will be worth it for you. Oh, and if you just teleport your way out, you won't have any of your items anymore. If you have absolutely exhausted the content in the game and other good mods, go for it, but know that you won't be able to leave and you might have to cheese or mod your way out. What I ultimately had to do was resurrect the corpse and then use force on it so it would actually move. Unrelenting force moved him about an inch every time I used it, and then I had to wait for it to recharge. This is not possible in Skyrim VR, so you have to cheese it with a shield (and they take all your belongings and money so you won't have one) or force shout, or maybe a mod like you said.

Furthermore, and this may be what you're referencing, there's a time where you need to move a body. I don't remember how we were able to resolve this one. Even after dismissing them, they wouldn't leave the room, they just stood there.

Because you get randomly dragged off to the DLC, it may not be possible to dismiss them before starting it. If you have a companion, there may be areas where they get in the way and prevent you from progressing. My wife has basically lost interest in Skyrim due to being forced to do boring slave-like quests without much guidance, and not being able to leave. We are forced to do menial fetch quests for what may actually be hours, I still don't know when I'm going to get to do something interesting, and it is literally impossible to leave and resume your game.

You become a slave, and to me it really feels like I'm a slave. I could swear I hit 'no' every time, but eventually I get forced into the mod and can't leave. The quest is initiated by constantly asking you every 12 hours of in-game time whether you want to start it.

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