You should push a lil' more further XPBump for hardcore players-Hard or Very Hard setting on Hardcore mode. Suggestions: Super Duper Extreme - iXPbumpbase 600 Super Duper Slow ---- iXPbumpbase 525 Extremely Slow ------ iXPbumpbase 450 Very Slow ----------- iXPbumpbase 375 Slower -------------- iXPbumpbase 300 Slow ---------------- iXPbumpbase 225 normal game --------- iXPbumpbase 150 ----------------------------------------------- Soft MMM users iXPbumpbase 750 Average MMM users iXPbumpbase 900 Hard MMM users iXPbumpbase 1050 Insane MMM usersiXPbumpbase 1200 ----------------------------------------------- For a Hardcore user with Hard/Very Hard Setting(vanilla) I think XPBump=450 (3 times slower) should be enough slower to not get to lvl 30 too fast. And if it seems too slow to advance, someone should take Swift learner perk 3 times to solve the riddle. I hardly tested MMM mod for FO3 and even with XPBump=750 I advanced too fast; for that kind of mod XPBump=1050 (7 times slower than vanilla) should be OK. Creating a mod with afore mentioned values would be greatly appreciated by the community, me think. Keep the good work buddy.
It's not impossible to edit the xp for killing. I'm pretty sure there are global variables for that. Something along the lines of iXPRewardKillNPCVeryEasy exists in the geck.
But, I just reread the posts below. Yeah, it kinda is impossible to change it on a NPC to NPC or creature to creature basis. But you still could lower (or raise) the XP gained from killing using the globals above.
I'm really slow... It would appear you already did this.
Shouldn't be too hard to reduce the amount of xp per kill. I'll look into it. But I've actually started playing the game now.
Well it's kinda impossible at the moment to modifiy XP gained from 1 npc or critter. But, I have uploaded a couple of files. Both grant 50% less XP from hacking, lockpicking, and killing anything. If that seems too much I can toss up a couple of others.
I wish I found this mod BEFORE I was level 28. I've only done like 37 quests and already I'm too baddass. Hey, can you make an optional mod that reduces XP gained from combat? I often run from hostiles but Veronica and Ed-E just loooooves 'em. 2-3 xp from combat across the board is good for me. Except Deathclaws. That needs to be 5!
Glad you liked it. Now that I'm past primm, I'm looking at increasing the 'random' chance of spawns and attacks requested earlier. But it'll probably take awhile.
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Suggestions:
Super Duper Extreme - iXPbumpbase 600
Super Duper Slow ---- iXPbumpbase 525
Extremely Slow ------ iXPbumpbase 450
Very Slow ----------- iXPbumpbase 375
Slower -------------- iXPbumpbase 300
Slow ---------------- iXPbumpbase 225
normal game --------- iXPbumpbase 150
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Soft MMM users iXPbumpbase 750
Average MMM users iXPbumpbase 900
Hard MMM users iXPbumpbase 1050
Insane MMM usersiXPbumpbase 1200
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For a Hardcore user with Hard/Very Hard Setting(vanilla) I think XPBump=450 (3 times slower) should be enough slower to not get to lvl 30 too fast. And if it seems too slow to advance, someone should take Swift learner perk 3 times to solve the riddle.
I hardly tested MMM mod for FO3 and even with XPBump=750 I advanced too fast; for that kind of mod XPBump=1050 (7 times slower than vanilla) should be OK.
Creating a mod with afore mentioned values would be greatly appreciated by the community, me think.
Keep the good work buddy.
But, I just reread the posts below. Yeah, it kinda is impossible to change it on a NPC to NPC or creature to creature basis. But you still could lower (or raise) the XP gained from killing using the globals above.
I'm really slow... It would appear you already did this.
Well it's kinda impossible at the moment to modifiy XP gained from 1 npc or critter. But, I have uploaded a couple of files. Both grant 50% less XP from hacking, lockpicking, and killing anything. If that seems too much I can toss up a couple of others.
Arwen's mod:
http://www.newvegasnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=34759
Thread relating to it:
http://forums.bethsoft.com/index.php?/topic/1123423-relz-arwens-nv-realism-tweaks/