Nobody uses it because it's glitched and aggros some NPCs that wouldn't normally aggro.

Kellog being one of them.

I call bullshit on that, or just people are unlucky with weird glitches, because I dumped 120 some hours into the game, with atleast 70 of that with that sensor on. If anything they are aggroing people that have a conditioned response, like getting too close or being somewhere you're not suppose to be, or staying somewhere too long that x person is protecting ( happened with the mercs around the insane asylum, was picken flowers too long and they jumped my ass)

You can call bullshit all you want but when multiple people have the same issue it's not an unlucky coincidence. Look it up. There's quite a few people complaining about it.

Some of them completely missed the Kellog dialogue because he immediately attacks you as soon as you enter the room. I was lucky and thought that was odd since he says "Ok, I'm telling the Synths to stand down" and then just immediately opened fire on me so I looked it up and lo and behold as soon as I removed the helmet on my PA it was fixed.

unless you are using nexus to mod any game other than skyrim, such as fallout 4.

Uhh, not yet at that part
But will get to it i guess

SKSE is essential for a lot of mods to work properly so you may want to get on that. Also having 4gb aware will help prevent a lot of crashes

unless you are using nexus to mod any game other than skyrim, such as fallout 4.

Wicca is... difficult to actually categorize due to the many divergent sects. There are sects that yes they are theistic in nature, having the moon goddess and what not, and yes claim non violence, but as a whole I'm not quite sure you can call Wicca theistic or even a unified religion. I'm both willing and unwilling to agree that Wicca breaks my statement due to the fact that it is such a splintered belief system.

Thou shalt not MURDER
The difference is the same in Hebrew

I can not really comment on Jainism, I do not have really any information on it and I don't particularly like talking one way or the other on things I know little about, that being said the whole thing about buddhism being a philosophy, if I remember things right, was supposed to be said by an actual incarnation of Buddha, something about not wanting the people to take things to a level of zealotry like the buddha had seen in religions. Either way, in order to clarify things i said earlier that I meant Theistic religions only, and from what i've read so far in a quick peek, Jainism looks more like the idea of 'inner god' or enlightenment/nirvana which if I'm right in that assertion then my statement does not apply to Jainism as it would then be Non-theistic.

Wicca is... difficult to actually categorize due to the many divergent sects. There are sects that yes they are theistic in nature, having the moon goddess and what not, and yes claim non violence, but as a whole I'm not quite sure you can call Wicca theistic or even a unified religion. I'm both willing and unwilling to agree that Wicca breaks my statement due to the fact that it is such a splintered belief system.

I also have a story. Like you my father is a retired Marine. But I also keep tarantulas. I find them interesting and I love them as a species. I got bitten by one my Theraphosa stirmi's ( one of the three "bird eater" spiders in Brazil) on the shoulder. Those inch long fangs did hurt like being stabbed, yet the pain from the venom wasn't too intense, after all I am a pretty big guy (for you). I am not denying that some of the smaller species have some seriously wicked venom. I'm saying that arachnids are not to be feared; but respected. They are not monsters, but creatures that have more advanced weaponry than other animals.

I believe Jainism, along with Sikhs, are nonviolent, and both are around today. Jainism has followers who wear filter masks to prevent from accidentally inhaling insects.