Let's say you have 3 mods: mod 1 (the mod that is on the top of your load-order) is a weather mod, mod 2 is a mod that changes the visuals for the forsworn armor, and mod 3 (the mod that is on the bottom of your load-order) is another mod that changes the visuals for the forsworn armor. I'll use a quick example to illustrate what this means and why it's important. Your game loads your mods from top to bottom in regards to your load order.
Your load-order determines in what order your mods are loaded into the game file. Every time you start/continue a game Skyrim loads all of your mods into that saved/new file. it's just the order that the game loads your mods. because that's exactly what a load order is. If you thought "isn't it just the order in which your mods are loaded", then you were right. (if you're just hear for the load order organization, just scroll down just a little) BUT HAVE NO FEAR, in this thread I will be giving a quick explanation of what a load order is, how it works, and a general/optimal way to organize your load order. and if you're reading this "how to" then there is a high likelihood that you are one of those players. This being the case, a plethora of players who are (relatively) new to downloading mods have encountered bugs, errors, glitches, and crashes that may be caused by a poor and unorganized mod load-order.
However, many console players have extremely little experience (or none at all) when it comes to downloading mods.
Skyrim SE has brought the unfathomable power of mods to consoles, and players couldn't be more thrilled. Think of them as load order moderators and take their advice seriously.) (A big thanks to -These guys are knowledgeable and dedicated gentlemen that have provided a lot of excellent advice to many people on this thread.
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