"Pathfinder: Kingmaker" patch to change the level 40 level cap, as well as other game balance changes

The level 40 level cap modification patch satisfies the dual and multi-cultivation needs of obsessive-compulsive players! !

Introduction to this MOD:

I have been playing the game Trailblazer: Kingmaker for a while, and I feel that although there are many bugs, it still has great potential. The more you play, the more fun it becomes; but there are also many things to complain about. . . The early game was really sad, and Maozi’s balance design for this game had big problems. . . In the early stage, I was tortured by monsters. In the later stage, I felt a little more comfortable when my level was higher, but there were still situations where I was beaten for seconds by monsters. . . Moreover, the upgrade experience value design of this game is very cheating. Level 10 is a watershed. It only costs about 100,000 at level 10, but it becomes an incredible 3.6 million at level 20. . . Could it be that 360 sponsored this Maozi game? . . . . . Through research and a lot of brain cells, I finally revised the game’s level cap and upgrade experience points! !

How to use this MOD:

After unzipping to any folder, copy the file Assembly-CSharp.dll to the Pathfinder Kingmaker\Kingmaker_Data\Managed directory to overwrite it. It is recommended to back up the original file before overwriting!

Main features of this MOD:

• Change the character level limit to level 40;

• The formula for obtaining health points when a character is upgraded has been modified. The original formula of the game is: professional life dice/2 + 2 + physical bonus points, which is now changed to: professional life dice + 2 + physical bonus points; for example: a barbarian’s life dice is 12, then the life points a barbarian character with a physical fitness of 18 can obtain when upgrading is: 12 + 2 + 4 = 18 points; correspondingly, the hit points that other professions with a constitution of 18 can obtain when upgrading are: the hit dice of warriors and rangers are 10, and each level gains 16 points; the priest, monk, and druid professions have a hit dice of 8, and each level gains 14 points; the rogue, bard, and alchemist professions have a hit dice of 6, and each level gains 12 points; the wizard and mage professions have a hit dice of 4, and each level gains 10 points;

• Modified the formula for the attribute points that can be obtained by upgrading the character. The original formula of the game was: 1 point for every 4 levels, now it is changed to 1 point for every 2 levels; that is, a level 20 character can get 10 attribute points, and a level 40 character can get 20 attribute points;

• Modify the upper limit of the character's weight to 100 times the original;

• After level 20, the character can continue to gain expertise points by upgrading. The calculation formula is: Expertise points gained by upgrading the career level = (When 21

• Change the player's movement speed to 2 times (you need to open a new gear or reset the character at the NPC "Eight Eyes");

• The character's travel time on the large map has been reduced to 0.1 times, so that traveling on the large map is basically not very time consuming. What used to take several days now only takes a few hours;

• The field of view zoom range has been modified from the original 10-22 in the game to 10-30;

• Added the function of hiding the UI interface, the shortcut key is Ctrl + Alt + H;

• The experience value required for character upgrade has been adjusted. The experience value required for upgrading the first 20 levels is half of the original value, that is, 1.8 million experience points are required to upgrade to level 20. From level 20 onwards, the experience value required for each level is fixed at 90,000, and the experience value required for upgrading to the highest level 40 is exactly 3.6 million;

• Modify the friendly damage caused by casting spells to be halved;

• The game font size scaling setting is modified (changed to 1.05 times the original value); if the font size i …