Panbot3000 Posted May 3, 2010 Share Posted May 3, 2010 Not sure if this is in the right place but I figured its not really troubleshooting. I have both mods and am trying to make them work together in a way that adds a bit of length to the game for a new character. I'm trying to make it so that magical items are rare and cost alot to buy so that it takes a long time to actually get to a point where you can either buy or quest for these items. At the same time though I dont want to make it so I can never make any money or get into the game. Problem is i'm not sure which settings to change to do it. I've been through the setup but I don't seem to achieve what I want. I mean I got the pricing about right whereby steel armour costs about 1000 gold for a cuirass but then I need to make sure the shopkeepers have enough money to buy items off me when I inevitably hit the high levels. If not then i'm gonna be finding items worth 20000 gold and getting nothing for them which defies the point of making everything expensive. Plus I dont want to find that things escalate to a point where I have far too much money. Would making shopkeepers really ruthless in their buying and selling help this? Also on a side note I dont have fast travel, and i have to eat and sleep so theres some costs involved with that though at high levels its going to be negligible i imagine. I think overall i'm after making the game like an MMO where good gear takes a long time to get so when you do get its a bit more fulfilling as opposed to vanilla where you get the best armour and then enchant it and it feels a bit cheap and pointless. Anyway any opinions or advice would be great. Thanks :smile: Also (after about 4 edits :tongue:) sorry for long post. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tomlong54210 Posted May 3, 2010 Share Posted May 3, 2010 You should ask about this in the official thread. I am sure that this question has been answered before. Enhanced Economy - BethSoft Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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