MLU - Immersive Weapon Patches and Rebalancing
Added IW weapons to leveled lists and rebalanced MLU changed material types.
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Added IW weapons to leveled lists and rebalanced MLU changed material types.
This .esp adds IW weapons to the leveled list and rebalances material types for MLU changes (Glass+buff, Dwarven/Elven/Orcish rebalance).
For example, the IW sword "Imperial Ebony Sword" is made by Ebony, but is severely outclassed when using the default Ebony Sword's MLU. The damage value of the Imperial Ebony Sword in IW is 13, while MLU changed the default Ebony Sword to a damage value of 18. This patch edits the damage of the Imperial Ebony Sword to 18, which matches the default effect of the Ebony Sword. Most of the edits made in this patch are similar to this example (some IW weapons are just rebalanced against each other as well).
Need to load Immersive Weapons.esp and MLU.esp below.
Thanks to Lazybob1 for the level list modification.
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This.esp adds IW weapons to the leveled lists and rebalances the material types that MLU changes (Glass+ buff, Dwarven/Elven/Orcish rebalance).
For example, the IW sword "Imperial Ebony Sword" is made from Ebony but is severely outclassed when using MLU by the default Ebony Sword. The Imperial Ebony Sword is given a damage value of 13 in IW, while MLU changes the default Ebony Sword to have a damage value of 18. This patch edits the Imperial Ebony Sword's damage to 18, which is in line with the effectiveness of the default Ebony Sword. Most of the edits made by this patch are similar to this example (a few IW weapons are simply rebalanced to each other as well).
Needs to load below Immersive Weapons.esp and MLU.esp.
Credit to Lazybob1 for the leveled list modifications.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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