ColGryffin

I'm having trouble getting the game to see the new world in the menu. I have extracted it to the world folder where the other worlds are listed, but nothing comes up when choosing which to play. Any ideas?

I settled on using Skyrim uncapper, and adjusted the multipliers in the skill XP gained, and in the 'skills to player level xp stats'. It's working well with a slow progression that otherwise appears normal. Thanks for the tips.

1313 - Thanks, That looks like it will work for me. I like a long involved game. I'll give it a try.

Thanks for the reply. I've got it modded with 115 mods that are working well, but the player level rises too quickly to be able to get very far off the main development track. I don't have a problem with the skill advancement rate ( set at 50%) right now. If I could set the character level gain to about 1/2 to 1/3 of the speed it goes, I think that might work. In other words, requiring 2x to 3x the current skill increases needed for level gain would give time enough to explore and develop the character a bit more in depth. With all the mods available, there's too much to do to have the character level up so fast. That's how I've got Oblivion running, and it's a lot more fun. Any further ideas would be appreciated. EDIT - I set the "skill level to PC level multiplier" in the uncapper INI to .5 instead of 1. I'll see if that does it.

I've played modded Oblivion a lot, and it has a feature that Skyrim desperately needs. The problem - Player levels happen so quickly that if you try to diversify your character it becomes terminally weak when facing leveled enemies, and there's no time for general exploring without being a high level character still doing the basic exploration areas. What is needed - is a way to more slowly gain player levels while still being able to gain skill levels. Some minimum requirements for advancing some skills would be required to avoid having a low level player with high level skills. I've looked at the mods that come up searching "slow level", and they don't seem to be doing this. If there are any out there that have this effect, I'd appreciate hearing of them.