fortevn69

It's very hard to check if my comment in the POST section was replied. I'm not a modder so I don't have access to the comment tracking. However when I found bugs or have a question I post in the POST section and if the mod is popular, it'll be easily buried. Or if the author was busy at the time I usually come back after a month or so, and it was very hard to find my comment. Is it possible to have a notification when my comments got a reply? Or can I track my own comments? Please apply it to comments in PICTURES section as well. :( Thanks

I don't know why but it seems like not many cares about Skooma and Alcohol in Skyrim. With survival mods some of them are finally being used, but I wonder if they can be useful (but not necessarily essential) in a normal run? Both should get to be addictive. I mean, obviously right? When you consume them, there is a chance for you to get addicted, which means you get some negative affects unless you take them again. Many mods already tried to do things on this, but for some reason I don't really feel satisfied with them. Therefore I'll get into them here. So here are my suggestions: 1. Skooma: for Mages actually Benefit upon consumption: - Immune to stagger (You're high to ignore some damage, but actually you just ignore the feeling of pain) - Speech buff (I don't know much about the numbers of the system so I guess I can only say it to be relatively high, enough to pass some Medium-tier persuade attempts) - Magic damage buff (only slightly) - Magic casting speed buff (only slightly) - +50 maximum Magicka All that lasts about 300 seconds After debuffs: - 0 regen (health/magicka/stamina) - Reduce Magicka to 0 - Can no longer run (similar to legs cripple) All that lasts about 150 seconds Addicted: - Reduced all regeneration by 25% - 10% more sprinting speed - Buffed pickpocket slightly - Takes 10% more damage from all melee - Small bounty everywhere (being hated) 2. Alcohol Benefit upon consumption: - +25% frost resistance - Slightly buff Speech - Melee damage buff (slightly) - Melee attack speed buff (slightly) - +50 max Stamina All that lasts about 300 seconds After: - 0 regen (health/magicka/stamina) - Reduce Stamina to 0 - Can no longer use melee attacks (similar to being tied at the beginning of the game) All that lasts about 150 seconds Addicted: - Reduced all regeneration by 25% - Take 10% more damage from all magic - +10% speech - Randomly trip and fall - -20% movement speed Thanks.

So after messing around I thought I finally got a working game with decent loading speed, smooth gameplay, no lag, no crash mid-game... for hours and hours. But then there are 2 very frustrating things happened and I had no idea why: 1. If I fall down (from a cliff, or a ceiling), no matter what, when, where, how high, the game randomly (I couldn't recreate it, it doesn't happen in a specific place) got very bright, the fps then dropped to 1. Basically it froze. But I could still press ESC and quit the game. The "save when quit" still works and if I load that save it loads and plays as normal. 2. Random crash after death, just when the loading started. Again this is random, 60% of the time the game loads normally. Here is my modlist. I'm using Photorealistic ENB. http://i.imgur.com/uNBUe8w.jpg Thanks.

Hi, I was back to Fo4 after a long time and truly love to see how the modding community had developed. Awesome! I've get some mod to be my baseline and I really love them. However I'd like to ask if anyone can recommend something more to "enhance" the experience. As I'm downloading the new texture pack I won't need anymore graphic enhance. Using only DECENT ENB and Enhanced Light and FX, I guess the game is looking great enough for me. (GTX 1080 + i7-7700 running at all maxed 1440p) What I need is some "overhaul". Maybe perks, animation, armors, weapons, items etc... I've also found some "alternative starts", would say I need those because Fo4 "intro" was even more annoying than Skyrim, Fo3 and FNV combined. But which is good? Good here means stable, compatible and doesn't require a lot of other stuff Thank you very much.

Sorry for necro'd this thread, but after years of vain I feel like I must say thank you to you. Thank you, sir, so very truly thank you. This works like a charm.