LE Oblivion Spell Crafting and Killcams Tweaks

[XenonFORT]

Hi there, I haven't saw something like this, so I though I should add it here. I really miss the ability to create your own spells like you could do in oblivion, and seeing it back in some way would be great. Maybe it can't be like in Oblivion because of how the spells work now in Skyrim, but I still think it is possible, I really miss the multi effect spells.

 

Another thing I miss, this time a Skyrim feature, is a way to control the kill-cams. I know they are several console commands that can change the randomness of them, but there isn't anything (At least that I know) that let you choose what kill cams you want to see (the first person ones or the third person ones) and that really piss me off.

 

I hate doing a really long combat, expect to see the finishing move in first person (as I always play in first person, I give me more immersion than the 3rd person one) and then the game changes to third person and the char does the kill movement, killing my mood... I found that playing with 3rd/1st person buttom and mouse wheel usually changes the Kill cam used, but still being random in some places.

 

So, if possible, I would like a mod that let you choose a killing cam mode(1st or 3rd person cam), and then make the game to always use that mode, so you always get what you want, and not what the game randomly want to display (being it feature or bug)

 

Thanks for your time, I hope someone read this and tell his opinion. Have fun! ^^

[Kirro]

Yeah, I think a lot of people would be interested in seeing these modded. Obviously CK would be required (to be released today if Bethesda keeps their promise). I'd like to see killcams for archers, something like the bullet fly-by cam from the Fallout games. Also, disabling/tweaking the kill move frequency for NPC's. Currently you can adjust the global kill move chance but it applies to NPC's as well, which means they steal the spotlight a lot. I'm greedy; if I don't get to deliver the epic final blow, no one does. At least not with style.

 

Spellcrafting is probably going to be harder to implement, but modders find ways to perform miracles.