I'm aware of this issue and have NOT added any topics via greetings and the Add topic bug. The issue appears very isolated, but I will continue to look closely at it.

Anyway VERSION 11 for SI users is now up and running at nexus. I'll post a van version in due course. I also hope to spend some time updating the mirror site in the next week or so.

Awesome dtom, thanks a lot. I love strolling through Verona Bay, it fits so well with the vanilla world that I can't even imagine it not being there from the beginning.

Thanks again for continuously supporting this excellent mod.

I am downloading Bloodlines Full SI V8.
Is that the right file? Sorry but am a bit confused. Do I need the Verona SI v11 patch as well?

Are there any plans to upload the version 11 patch to any other mod site? I changed my email address to a webmail address, and updated my profile at TesNexus. Now I am unable to download any of the large files, because (despite my best efforts) the validation email doesn't show up in my webmail inbox.

I loved this quest in the previous version.. but ran into a dead end that wasn't covered in the walkthrough readme.
when the quest has you travel south of Cheydinhal to a green, outside quest marker. There were steps leading to nowhere

Yes Blade download v11 also. V8 full has all the necessary files while v11 is the latest update/bugfix of the esp. So you'll definately want to replace v8's esp with v11.

There are also compatibility patches for ULs and a few more bonus things you might want to check before firing up the game with Verona in it.

A couple concerns and suggestions here. Minor spoilerage here so stop reading if you haven't played this yet.

Some unbalancing items in this mod I think need to be adjusted a bit. First would be the hunter's band, while this item makes good sense for what your task are after getting it, I think reflect spell 120% and resist disease 120% are a bit out there. By the FCOM pricing system this ring weighed in at over 200,000 value, next closest item I have is around 30,000. I think if you knock the reflect spell and resist disease down to 20% a piece but leave the detect life the ring would still make good sense and not be unbalancing, that way other items the player has are effective and your not giving the player a big boost.

Second item is the sword you get, not only does it have two large elemental enchantmets but an attack rating of 26 is way up there. Most two handed weapons don't seem to reach that or are at or around that. I understand FCOM rebalances weapons and your mod is based on vanilla specs, but still 26 is a lot for a one handed sword, specially backed by the enchantments.

Also I found the mod a bit easy, at level 12 which is what I was at for most of the quest I was one hitting most of the enemies they seemed to have hardly any health, with only 8% reflect damage they seemed to take therselves out, and that hunter's band made it rediculous really. Even Valon I took down with only a few hits. Harriet and the other of the last of the night brethern gave the most trouble, specially the other one, villo I think or something like that, only because he summonded two very high level skeletons that hit hard and kept me off my feet I actually had to use a health potion against him.

I don't know what it is, not sure if FCOM is making my character too strong for your mod or if your mod was setup for people running a very high difficulty setting. I typically use a difficulty setting right about half, which works good speailly with FCOM, the main quest and guilds were all challenging enough leading up to when I played through this mod, but this seemed quite a bit easier in comparison. Enemies seemed to attack hard enough just no health really to keep them up. All the warnings about difficult areas kinda didn't apply as I could easily charge right through the big areas with hordes of night brethern without issue really.

I enjoyed the story quite a bit, thought it was a good long quest, only other suggestions would be, the following zam beckett for me, caused an uneasy pause, I'm fine with a littly spying and digging up info but the large time out around following him around and discovering the affair and such almost had me turned away it was a bit of a mood breaker at that point in the story. Also if you ever had the time and a little decent software could help to try leveling the volume of the voices to nearer the vanilla voices. Voices were quite well done I though but the volume shift flawed it a degree and made the above average voice acting not seem so due to the sudden switches from the character greeting to their alternate voice sometimes and in a few cases hard to hear what their saying.

Anyway, don't take this too harshly, just giving some constructive advice.

Just a couple of comments on your review cyruscloud.
Really impressive that you managed to become Champion of Cyrodil at level 12 using FCOM. I've no idea how you managed to get past Mankar Camaran considering there's a 20 level difference between your avatar and him until your character reaches level 25, where the difference start to dip.
I run FCOM and even at level 47, full magic resistance, spell absorb and 75% reflect damage, I still had to reload my game twice.
If finding the mod too easy, cranking the difficulty slider would have solved that aspect. You must remember that opponents in a mod not enclosing an overhaul like FCOM will only be leveled to you, not like the mod your used to playing where entering certain areas of the game before your ready would lead to the certain annihilation of your character.
I would imagine that dtom aimed this at a character around level 30, which would have made the enemies much stiffer opposition.
FCOM will also offer you equipment stronger than found in a game played without, perhaps a contributing factor if finding the enemies too easy.
A sword with 26 damage not using MOBS?
My character is currently picking up weapons in FCOM with a base damage of 77 (blade skill 105 using an uncapper mod), so I wouldn't really class that as over the top. I'm currently using a one handed sword with a base damage of 68 (repaired to 125%)
Light Of Dawn from FCOM fully developed is close to 90.
The ring may be uber, but again I stress that this mod is aimed at a higher level character than your own, where he has already found equipment that will be very powerful, and money wont be a factor at that stage of his career.
But again, FCOM blows up enchantment values enormously, so 200,000 is certainly a false figure if playing this mod vanilla.
Just my thoughts on your findings
Cheers