It would be nice if the scripting also included that it is required for you to have the comprehension perk before it auto eats the books. That being said, this mod does not use a plugin, so it's safe to install and uninstall at any point in your playthrough without any side effects. You can just as easily leave the mod uninstalled/deactivated until you get the comprehension perk, and then activate/install the mod afterwards for that yummy skill book auto eating.
Pure FNV might need it due to how it spread skill books.
But TTW would, might, probbabbly, have no need of this. F3's skill book is so plentiful we might reach 100 waaaaay before we reach level cap. So one habit/self defined quest is to collect skill books (just because) and put them into container in player house.
I, currently, have a container stuffed full of these special books~ AND intentionally delay level up, because my skill is 60-70 already and I dont want to reach 100 just so the various boosted ingestibles can still be used. --- Of course if you like playing 10s100s build then consider me just rambling into empty air.
The whole reason for this mod is for pure convenience. I've been playing Fallout 3/NV for over a decade, and no matter how many times I play, I always manage to forget to read the books after collecting them, only to discover hours later that I have bunch of skill books mixed in with all my other unused Aid items. Now I install this mod and I don't have to worry about making that mistake again.
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But TTW would, might, probbabbly, have no need of this. F3's skill book is so plentiful we might reach 100 waaaaay before we reach level cap. So one habit/self defined quest is to collect skill books (just because) and put them into container in player house.
I, currently, have a container stuffed full of these special books~ AND intentionally delay level up, because my skill is 60-70 already and I dont want to reach 100 just so the various boosted ingestibles can still be used.
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Of course if you like playing 10s100s build then consider me just rambling into empty air.