Mortal Enemy - Elemental Destruction Magic Patch
Ensure that edits of movement and attack cones made from real enemies aren't blown away by race record edits made by Elemental Destruction Magic.
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About this mod Machine translation
Ensure that edits of movement and attack cones made from real enemies aren't blown away by race record edits made by Elemental Destruction Magic.
This patch ensures that Mortal Enemies' fixes for various races (Spriggans, Dwemer constructs, etc.) carry over and are not overwritten by Elemental Destruction Magic.
Includes movement/acceleration and attack cone data.
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I used Know Your Enemy to completely change resistances, so to me Elemental Destruction Magic adding resistance values for various races has basically no effect on gameplay (they were stripped out and replaced when I ran zEdit).
That is, because EDM edits those racial records, it can disagree with changes to mortal enemies.
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This patch ensures that the fixes Mortal Enemies makes to various races (Spriggans, Dwemer constructs, etc.) carry over and are not over-written by Elemental Destruction Magic.
Includes both movement / acceleration and attack cone data.
Aside:
I use Know Your Enemy to completely overhaul resistances, so for me the resist values added to various races by Elemental Destruction Magic basically don't have any impact on gameplay (they get stripped out and replaced when I run zEdit).
That said, because EDM edits those race records, it can regardless disagree with the changes made by Mortal Enemies.
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