Haha wow, I haven't checked my own page in quite some time. Obviously this mod is obsolete compared to other, more modern things that do similar changes, but in its day it was good. "> You'll notice that this file was uploaded less than a week after Oblivion was released.
This may be long overdue, but I'll try and answer a couple questions.
- Wolves are the most pack-heavy creatures. I tried to limit things like bears to one or two for the sake of realism. You can however have a pack of 6 wolves, a bear, two trolls, and a mountain lion spawn. At the same time. They might fight amongst themselves as well, but a lot of them will probably just come after you.
- One of my intended changes was to address the problem El Rodento mentioned, but I just never got around to it before far more expansive and better mods were released. If folks are interested, I may get around to doing something similar to this again in the future, if there's enough interest, but with all the great overhaul mods out there, I am likely to focus more on quest mods if I get back into modding.
- All animals can spawn in packs, but it will not necessarily be a group of the same animals - one of the things I wanted to make sure happened was that sometimes, instead of a pack of wolves, you'll get three wolves and a group of deer together, with the wolves heading after the deer. Other times, a trio of trolls and a bear will spawn, and come after you. It's weighted heavily (too heavily imo) on wolves though. There's a chance for wolves to spawn, and that chance is for x-y number of wolves to spawn with x and y getting to be higher numbers based on your level and how far from roads you are.
I've played for a while this mod now and not even once i have pack of any kind of creatures and haven't seen any monster that would normally come at higher levels.plz help?
My only criticism with this mod after a few months of playing with it is that the spawn rates for wolves seems too high. It's pretty unrealistic to be wandering around in the wilderness and encounter packs of seven to ten wolves every few hundred feet. That's my only criticism for an otherwise good mod.
I haven't tried this out yet, but out of curiosity, do all animals have a chance of spawning in packs? While it certainly makes sense for wolves to do that, it doesn't really make sense to get rushed by seven bears or seven mountain lions.
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This may be long overdue, but I'll try and answer a couple questions.
- Wolves are the most pack-heavy creatures. I tried to limit things like bears to one or two for the sake of realism. You can however have a pack of 6 wolves, a bear, two trolls, and a mountain lion spawn. At the same time. They might fight amongst themselves as well, but a lot of them will probably just come after you.
- One of my intended changes was to address the problem El Rodento mentioned, but I just never got around to it before far more expansive and better mods were released. If folks are interested, I may get around to doing something similar to this again in the future, if there's enough interest, but with all the great overhaul mods out there, I am likely to focus more on quest mods if I get back into modding.
- All animals can spawn in packs, but it will not necessarily be a group of the same animals - one of the things I wanted to make sure happened was that sometimes, instead of a pack of wolves, you'll get three wolves and a group of deer together, with the wolves heading after the deer. Other times, a trio of trolls and a bear will spawn, and come after you. It's weighted heavily (too heavily imo) on wolves though. There's a chance for wolves to spawn, and that chance is for x-y number of wolves to spawn with x and y getting to be higher numbers based on your level and how far from roads you are.
worth a try