Tweakish SE

A collection of various gameplay tweaks for the Legend difficulty game, with MCM menus for controlling, enabling or disabling them.

Legendary difficulty mode is great; a pack of hungry wolves or a robber pose a real threat to your life, and rightly so. However, some game mechanics don't scale well and are uneven, and they're on lower difficulties. Something doesn't feel right about them.

This is mostly a few tweaks I made when I encountered something that didn't feel right while playing Legend Mode, and a few others I threw in because.

Can be controlled via menu:

Adjusted the number of summons granted by the Twin Souls perk

Adjusted the number of enchantments granted by the Extra Effect perk

Adjusted the poison buff granted by the Poisoner perk

Removable and invisible stealth armor

Adjust cell regeneration time

No matter which gender you're dealing with, Allure will reward you

The first perk reward in each magic tree has level and duration rewards that scale with your skill level.

Adjust time scale

Takes a lot of time to leave a given location, simulating larger horizons and longer travel times

Fast travel times have also been increased

If you are a vampire (or any undead creature) and fast travel time adjustment is enabled, fast travel will always arrive between sunset and midnight

Bulk Smelting Recipes

The Archmage's enchantments on necklaces, rings, and invisible robes use the robe as an ingredient and can be forged.

The Hooded Archmage enchantment on the small circle uses the Hooded Archmage's robe as an ingredient and can be forged.

Once the user reaches a certain level (15 by default), dragons are enabled even if there are no Guardian Watchtower missions

Adjustable possibility of human body or human heart when a human dies (without messing up the forms of all the different human NPCs)

Not controllable via menu:

Blessings of worship last for 28 days (actually an engine bug made them last longer)

Fire Breath and Frost Breath use the dragon version as the third word

Greybeard Robes are obsessed with the blessings of Talos and are abhorrent

Greybeard Hood is obsessed with Fortify Speechcraft and it's incomprehensible

Greybeard Boots is obsessed with Fortify Carry Weight and it's incomprehensible

Dark Brotherhood armor and clothing are an abomination

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Legendary difficulty mode is great; a pack of hungry wolves or a mugger presents a real threat to your life, and rightly so. But, some of the gameplay mechanics don't scale well and aren't balanced as well as they are on lower difficulties.  They don't feel right.

This is primarily a collection of tweaks I've made when I ran across something that just didn't feel right while playing Legendary mode, along with a few others that I threw in just because.

Controllable via the menu:

Adjust the number of summons granted by the Twin Souls perk

Adjust the number of enchantments granted by the Extra Effect perk

Adjust the poison buff granted by the Poisoner perk

Craftable and temperable invisible invisible armor

Adjust cell respawn time

Allure gives a bonus regardless of which gender you're dealing with

The first perk in each magic tree grants magnitude and duration bonuses that scale with your skill level

Adjust the timescale

When leaving a named location, a significant amount of time passes, simulating a larger Skyrim and longer travel times

Fast travel time is also increased

If you're a vampire (or any undead, actually) and fast travel time adjustment is enabled, fast travel will always result in arriving between sunset and midnight

Bulk smelting recipes

Archmage enchantment on necklace, ring, and invisible robes, craftable at forge using archmage robes as ingredient

Hooded archmage enchantment on circlet, craftable at forge using hooded archmage robes as ingredient

Dragons are enabled once the user reaches a certain level (15 by default), even without doing the Defending the Watchtower quest

Adjustable chance for human fles …