Mod Request: Grandmaster Wolf Armor Skill Change

[taylor5157]

Hey all :). I'd like to either request a mod, or ask for help in building a mod that I would then release to the nexus.

 

tl;dr version: I'd like to make it so that when using 3/6 Wolf pieces, Blade Oils deal an additional +100% attack damage against enemies weak to that oil (150% total, if using Superior Oil) in addition to the 3 oil at a time bonus, and when using 6/6 Wolf pieces, Blade Oils grant +100% critical hit damage.

Background:

After building the grandmaster versions of each of my witcher armor sets, I was seriously underwhelmed by the Wolf full set bonus... I mean, throwing bombs without delay? Seriously? What kinda build available to a level 70 witcher is gonna see benefit from snipping out a second or so in between bomb tosses? Especially when you're playing a vanilla game like me and any bomb not named Northern Wind stopped being useful back before you even started playing NG+?

 

This is especially insulting when compared to the Feline, Griffin, and Ursine bonuses, each of which works towards a consistent theme (cool assassin antics, uber spellcasting, super tank, etc). I personally think that the 3 blade oils at once skill was a cool idea, especially as an alchemy heavy Geralt, so I built my mod balance around making blade oils progressively more effective, which kinda lends itself to a "well prepared witcher" theme. Truth be told, I also wanted to be able to make a sword damage build that didn't necessitate Cat armor, cuz seriously, Cat is just broken but I'm bored of looking at it lol.

 

For those interested in the math, the numbers I chose up there make it so that Wolf sits within spitting distance of Cat DPS (~5% weaker when compared to Cat's damage buff thing and ~5% stronger when Cat is not using its inherent ability), which I felt was a good balance point that allowed more than one viable sword build armor.

 

I have literally no idea how one would go about doing any of this, but I have a small amount of experience modding Skyrim, so if someone could point me in the right direction, I think I could stumble through it. Any takers?

[champion1919]

Late to the party but I'd still like to see it. Witcher moding is othing like in skyrim, much more complex but my computer just wont pars the comands so look up some tutorials, its not super dificult. One thing though: your suggested dmg buff seem a it high, perhaps think aomething else, altho I do agree to keep the 3 oils vanilla bonus.

 

If you want to work together get in contact :)