EQUator - Reduces leveling speed
Reduces the rate at which players level up skills (and therefore level up overall). For players who have a lot of extra content and don't want to be overpowered too early.
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About this mod Machine translation
Reduces the rate at which players level up skills (and therefore level up overall). For players who have a lot of extra content and don't want to be overpowered too early.
I did this because I had a lot of extra content added to the game (Vigilance, Beyond Skyrim: Bruma, Darkened, Beyond Reach, Apotheosis: The Lifeless Valuts, to name a few) and I found that I got to playing High Level/Super Sentai before I was even a third of the way through the game. A big part of what I love about Skyrim comes from me constantly progressing as my characters become more powerful. However, this enjoyment drops significantly when I reach high levels and my enemies are no longer challenging and I no longer need to upgrade or improve anything. This mod solves this problem.
What this mod does:
Reduces the rate at which your character improves skills (and therefore generally levels up) and is compatible with Presator - Perks of Skyrim. The only version I've uploaded at the moment reduces the upgrade rate of all skills by 50%. The only other change I made was to add a 10% boost (after the 50% reduction) to three weapon skills: one-handed, two-handed, and archery. I found that even before using this adjustment, they were much slower than other skills. They are now more consistent with other skills.
Value adjustment:
If you want to adjust any of the values yourself, you can easily do so by opening the .esp in SSEEdit. It will show the original Skyrim values, the values from Ordinator, and the values from this mod for easier recalculation. I'm also willing to upload a different version of this, with or without boosting, if anyone needs it.
Require:
Presator - Perks of Skyrim
conflict:
No, just a simple .esp override that changes some numbers. Just make sure to load it after changing your skills or perks.
My other mods:
Animated Feather Wings SE
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I made this because I have a lot of extra content added to my game (Vigilant, Beyond Skyrim: Bruma, Darkened, Beyond Reach, Apotheosis: The Lifeless Valuts, etc., just to name a few) and I found that I was getting to be high leveled/overpowered before I even got through a third of the game. A big part of my enjoyment of Skyrim comes from the constant progress I make as my character becomes more powerful. However, that enjoyment drops off significantly when I get to be high leveled and my enemies are no longer challenging and I no longer have anything I need to level up or improve. This mod fixes that.
What this mod does:
Reduces the speed at which your character levels up skills (and therefore levels up in general) and is compatible with Ordinator - Perks of Skyrim. Currently the only version I have uploaded reduces the level up rates by 50% for all skills. The only other change I have made was to add a 10% boost (after the 50% reduction) to the three weapon skills: One Handed, Two Handed, and Archery. I found that they leveled up significantly slower than the rest of my skills, even before using this tweak. They now level up more in line with the rest of your skills.
Value adjustments:
If you want to tweak any values yourself, you can easily do so by opening the.esp in SSEEdit. It will show the original Skyrim values, the values from Ordinator, and the values from this mod all side-by-side for easy recalculation. I'm also open to uploading different versions with different rates with or without the boost if anyone needs it.
Requirements:
Ordinator - Perks of Skyrim
Conflicts:
None, just a simple.esp override that changes some numbers. Just be sure to load this after anything that changes your skills or perks.
My other mods:
Animated Feathered Wings SE
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.