Deadly and populous killer fish
(Before you ask, no this doesn't make the waters truly infected, only if you go deep into them) This mod evokes the fear of water by repopulating the inner and outer cells with 0 fish for slaughter. Also makes killing fish no longer a joke, more on that below.
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About this mod Machine translation
(Before you ask, no this doesn't make the waters truly infected, only if you go deep into them) This mod evokes the fear of water by repopulating the inner and outer cells with 0 fish for slaughter. Also makes killing fish no longer a joke, more on that below.
Disclaimer: If you don't like Slaughterfish, you're in the wrong place.
Anyway, have you ever wondered why so few fish are slaughtered? This is because there are only 103 vanilla spawns. inside. entire. game. There are now 241
For me, oceans and waterways are so boring and fish models are missing on Skyrim SE, I decided to share my solution.
Changes to Assassin Fish (note that armor will negate its bite)
Over 120+ hand-placed spawns inside and out
Slaughter Fish changed from 45 hp to level 2 instead of 30 hp to level 1
Bite damage now changed from 25 to 5
Give them more random and realistic item drops, balancing them out like bloody rags from their victims or in very rare cases someone's bones and jewelry!
(Alternate versions only give 10x damage in the file instead of 5x, they also have vanilla health and levels)
Additional spawn locations added
external location
dawn star port
lake ilinata
gail lake
yogrim lake
Exquisite payload (port)
clearpine pond
Mara's eyes
stony creek pond
internal location
Depths of Ilinata
Broken Paddle Grotto
East Empire Company Lonely Warehouse
Shixi Cave
A few others I forgot, maybe more in the future, will suggest them in the comments!
Other areas include river depths, and I may bring updates with more ocean spawning, and possibly a giant variant of Slaughter Fish.
I also recommend using my mod, I've tested the functionality and it looks pretty good
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Disclaimer: If you dislike Slaughterfish you're in the wrong place.
Anyways have you ever wandered why there's so little Slaughterfish? its because there's only 103 vanilla spawns. in. the. entire. game. Now There's 241 Currently
For me the oceans and waterways were too boring, and with a lack of fish mods on Skyrim SE I decided to share my solution.
Changes to Slaughterfish (Mind you that armor negates their bite damage)
Over 120+ hand placed spawns in interiors and exteriors
Slaughterfish changed to level 2 with 45 hp instead of level 1 with 30 hp
Bite damage now 25 instead of 5
Gives them more random and realistic item drops that is balanced like bloody rags from victims or on very VERY rare occasion someones bones and jewelry!
(Alternate version available in files with damage only double vanilla at 10 instead of 5 they also have vanilla health and level again)
Locations Additional Spawns Were Added
Exterior Locations
Dawn Star Port
Lake Ilinalta
Lake Geir
Lake Yorgrim
The Dainty Sload (Port)
Clearpine Pond
Mara's Eye Pond
Stony Creek Pond
Interior Locations
Ilinalta's Deep
Broken Oar Grotto
East Empire Co. Solitude Warehouse
Stony Creek Cave
And some others I forgot, MAYBE MORE IN FUTURE, will take suggestions in comments!
Other areas include deep parts of rivers and I may bring an update for lots more ocean spawns and possibly a giant variant of Slaughterfish.
I also recommend this mod with mine, I have shortly tested capability and it seems fine
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.