Damage magnitude and level

This mod adds damage scaling to the player progression system. The default settings cause you to get a slight damage boost to melee range and magic whenever you level up. The importance of enhancements and how they are calculated can be changed via the MCM menu.

Adds damage scaling to the player progression system by modifying certain actor values.

Damage Scaling mods and tracks values ​​instead of setting them, so it should be compatible with almost everything. Mods that specifically set actor values ​​may interfere.

Boost looks like this: damageBoost + = playerLevel * selectedPercentage.

selectedPercentage can be configured differently for magic and physical damage.

You can also set up the calculation to use the player's investment in the stat.

Then the boost will look like this:

MagicDamageBoost + = (Magicka -100) / 10 * Select percentage.

StandardDamageBoost + =（Stamina + Health - 200）/ 10 * selectedPercentage。

Why use Damage Scaling?

Damage Scaling was originally intended to replace Skyrim's broken alchemy + enchantment system.

Making your character stronger rather than making your weapons stronger will allow you to pick up weapons along the way and make them viable.

This will allow for more diverse gameplay. As far as I know, it's better game design.

I still enjoy working out and being glamorous. I just don't like carrying around blacksmith armor and potions to make a sword 10 times stronger than the original. Is this even immersive... I'm looking for a mod that removes the charm of crafting and alchemy.

uninstall

Since it does modify actor values, it is important to disable this mod in the MCM menu before uninstalling it.

If you forgot to disable it, you can unequip everything and use the console command:

player.setav attackdamagemult 1

player.setav destructionpowermod 0

Other similar mods->

MagickaPlus (haven't tried it but seems similar to this mod, but focused on magic)

Looks cool, very similar to this mod)

Really absorbing the dragon soul (for SE, makes it feel worth killing the dragon)

Gold is XP (this also works well from a game design perspective

and rewards players with more skills, such as lower-level pickpocketing skills)

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Adds damage scaling to the player progression system by modding some actor values.

Damage Scaling mods and keeps track of values instead of setting them, so it should be compatible with pretty much everything. Mods that specifically set actor values may interfere.

The boost looks like this: damageBoost += playerLevel * chosenPercentage.

chosenPercentage can be configured differently for magic and physical damage.

You can also set the calculations to use the player's Investments in stats.

the boost will look like this then:

MagicDamageBoost += (Magicka -100) /10 * chosenPercentage.

StandardDamageBoost += (Stamina + Health - 200) /10 * chosenPercentage.

Why use Damage Scaling?

Damage Scaling was originally intended to be an alternative to the broken alchemy + enchanting system in Skyrim.

Making your character stronger instead of making your weapons stronger will allow you to pick up weapons on the road and have them be viable.

This will allow for more varied gameplay. It is, according to me, better game design.

I still like smithing and enchanting. I just don't like having to carry around smithing armour and potions to make a sword 10 times stronger than it originally was. How is that even immersive... I am looking for a mod that removes the crafting and alchemy enchantment.

Uninstalling

Because of the fact that it does modify actor values, it is important that you disable this mod in the MCM menu before uninstalling it.

if you forget to disable it you can unequip all your gear and use the console commands:

player.setav attackdamagemult 1

player.setav destructionpowermod 0

Other similar mods->

MagickaPlus (Have not tried it but seems to be similar to this mod but with a focus on magic)

Seems cool and very similar to th …