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First question: are you sure all those mods are updated to the new patch? I'm sure you verified that for all of these before installing them, but I'd be remiss if I didn't ask. 

Second issue:  There are definitely some mod incompatibilities here.  For example, I see you have combat extended installed, and I know that most other major mods are absolutely incompatible with it.   If they're headless, I'm suspecting it might be something like humanoid alien races not liking another mod. 

Of course that download  link you provided only tries to put malware on my PC.   

I know you want to get ad revenue from traffic downloading your mods; but I would strongly encourage you to use a host or url shortener that doesn't distribute malware. 

These animals are awesome though! Really good artwork, I like that it fits in with the style of the vanilla animals. 

Not sure if that makes me a bad programmer or if it's just the nature of the beast

Well, if you do have a lot of "layers" of code to fix, this time it's not your fault!  :p   It worked before  Tynan had to change stuff.   

I was just trying to be optimistic lol

https://gist.github.com/888c334ea0c4bb42c60bd797d052d1c2

So I loaded it up in alpha 16, For the sole purpose of seeing just how bad it would be.  There's the log file, if you're curious. 

Most of the stuff there seems to be the..many mods I have installed.  Specifically, the Taiga Animals and Medieval times mods. 

For Hospitality? An error with one reference with guest beds and healing time that must have changed, and a problem with a reference about getting joy from consumables.   

and of course the part where it failed to inject, I'd have been surprised if it didn't.  But surprisingly not a lot of angry red entries. 

But, all I'm saying is that maybe it won't be as bad as you are expecting to update  

I'm noticing the problem too; your guess is as good as mine, but it could have something to do with the transatlantic cable, and how some ISPs aren't playing nice with each other over traffic between networks.