Drink Eat Sleep Bathe
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About this mod Machine translation
Drink Eat Sleep Bathe by Ryan B
Original traditional Chinese version:
[Chinese] Some simple MODs in Chinese culture (updated on 12/07, currently 70) @The Elder Scrolls series (The Elder Scrolls) Hala Board - Bahamut by Guagua
This mod is very correct~~~~
Finally finally! I have a bathing mod~~~~~~
-------Declaration-------
Well, let me tell you first, this is the second Chinese translation!
I have to thank Guagua. He made a traditional Chinese version first, so I secretly converted it to simplified Chinese.
Because there are a lot of Chinese characters that need to be translated into Chinese. . . It’s not difficult, it’s just a lot of projects. It’s so annoying = _ = (it’s even more annoying when I switch to simplified Chinese, TESVSnip on one side and google on the other)
So Gua Gua is really great.
~~Introduction~~
This mod allows players to have the needs to eat, drink, wash, and sleep.
As time passes the player becomes increasingly hungry, drunk, tired and dirty.
This MOD does not require the installation of SKSE, but it can be directly adjusted by mcm if SKSE is installed.
But please note that you cannot adjust the latest features without installing the SKSE version!
The four parts of eating, drinking, washing and sleeping are all independent, including their respective actions.
Therefore, you can only use one of the functions, which will be compatible with most MODs, such as RND's real needs.
In addition, this MOD is turned off by default, so players need to enable it themselves. (I just turn on the bathing mode~)
This mod has one thing in common with real needs, that is, different foods bring different levels of satiety!
For example, large and cooked foods can greatly increase your satiety, but small foods such as fruits can only increase your satiety slightly.
Attention for players without skse version: To access the in-game system, cast the "Adjust Needs" Power on yourself.
The power allows you to enable or disable your needs - hunger, thirst, tiredness and cleanliness - individually.
You can also adjust the rates and thresholds for each and optionally remove the spell entirely once you have finished configuration.
There is probably a magic that you can turn on and off and make various adjustments after using it on yourself.
~~Detailed explanation~~
=hunger=
- Satiety: 10% faster recovery of life and mana (12 hours)
- Not hungry: No positive or negative effect bonus. (24 hours)
-Hunger: The recovery rate of life and mana is reduced by 50% (24 hours)
-Hungry Risk: Life and mana will not be restored automatically unless your satiety level rises back to [Hungry]
+ For players who are werewolves and cannibals, eating corpses can greatly increase satiety~
+Vampires do not need to eat food.
=thirst=
-Drink: Stamina recovery speed increases by 10% and Dragon Roar recovery speed also increases slightly (12 hours)
-Not thirsty: No positive or negative effect bonus. (24 hours)
- Thirst: Stamina recovery speed is reduced by 50% and Dragon Roar recovery speed is also slightly reduced (24 hours)
-Dehydration: Stamina will not be restored automatically, and the recovery speed of dragon roar will also be greatly reduced unless you drink and your fullness will increase back to [thirst]
+ For players who are werewolves and cannibals, eating corpses can still greatly increase satiety ~ (because of blood?)
+Vampires don't need to drink water.
+The hotel salesperson now has cheaper water to buy ~ if you don’t like drinking very much!
+ You can also stand in the water and get a water bottle!
=tired=
Any sleep tool can help you recover from fatigue!
- Not tired: No positive or negative effect bonus. Not sleeping for 12 hours will cause [tiredness]
- Fatigue: All skill upgrade speeds are reduced by 15%, attacks are reduced by 15%, and spell effects are reduced by 15%. If you don't sleep for 24 hours, you will become "exhausted"
- Exhausted: All skill upgrade speeds are reduced by 30%, attacks are reduced by 30%, and spell effects …
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.