Yeah i know this mod is like almost half a year old, so the chances of anyone actually reading what I say is very little, regardless i'll still critique this mod so that any melee enthusiasts will get an idea on what this is. Firstly, I like the idea of the some of the perks being stealth based while others are brute melee based. Kinda gives me the choice of going full force or stealthy. Though one of the problems I have is the melee master perk, I like the concept but it really needs to be a trait, same goes for other perks with downsides, to me at least, perks in fallout games should NEVER have a downside, only traits should have a trade off. Also, some of the perks aren't as balanced with each other, one example being the throwing perks, namely the knife throwing master perk, why does it have less damage included with it while the spear and hatchet have damage INCREASES, kinda weird. Also the spelling is pretty bad, all it would take is just double checking your descriptions to fix it though. Anyone afraid of downloading this mod won't have anything to fear, it's fine. Most of the perks consist of damage increasing melee perks with a couple of damage resistant increasing perks. A few stealth and critical chance perks also, though not as many as I can remember.
Your description claims you are a modder across several different games, and yet that's about the last piece of information your description provides. If you're a vet, you'd know most people who browse these sites are playing heavily modified games, and before downloading any new mods, we wanna know what it could potentially conflict with.
I'd recommend deleting your description and starting over with a real one. Include an introduction to the mod (not an intro to yourself), simply list what the mod sets out to accomplish and then provide a list of the changes/additions themselves. In this case, just a list of the perks you've created.
A brief install/uninstall description is always helpful (for new players.)
Keep it simple and informative, and more people will actually download your mod.
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I am interested, but if you can't even be bothered to tell us what you've included, why would anyone bother trying it out?
Your description claims you are a modder across several different games, and yet that's about the last piece of information your description provides. If you're a vet, you'd know most people who browse these sites are playing heavily modified games, and before downloading any new mods, we wanna know what it could potentially conflict with.
I'd recommend deleting your description and starting over with a real one. Include an introduction to the mod (not an intro to yourself), simply list what the mod sets out to accomplish and then provide a list of the changes/additions themselves. In this case, just a list of the perks you've created.
A brief install/uninstall description is always helpful (for new players.)
Keep it simple and informative, and more people will actually download your mod.