That was a merged version of the mod. I was working on updating the main plugin. Sorry if something was wrong. Soon I will make a patch for mod Skyrim Alchemy Fixed.
I'm not usually the type who complaints about mods or file requirements; especially when most requires skyui, usleep, skse, fnis, xp32, jcontainer and more, but seriously, why sic and beyond skyrim is required?
Yes, i want my potions and food to be timed mostly when i use them, but for me to get those 2 mods first, i guess i need to be convinced with a good reason.
Hello everybody. I have a question, do you want to see more realistic water production in mod? The extraction of water is not a craft, but for example a bucket from a well. I need just to make an activator and attach the script to it, then place it in all cities where there are wells.
This is a really good idea, but I wonder, as most of this may still become irrelevant after about level 10, if it might be better to make it into more of a percentage based health recovery than a specific amount?
Like carrots restore 1% HP each second for 5 seconds, Cheese maybe 2% (depending on the size of the cheese, wedges giving less than wheels), mammoth snout giving maybe 3%, etc?
on a balance scale this will make food massivly trump healing potions from any source later game due to being easier to scoff a bunch of fruit over a potion
In my mind, food takes a while to work, and regardless how healthy you may eat, you may still get sick. Wildly different than what I'm trying to express but hear me out. Skyrim is a magical land with spells and all kinds of ghosts and spirits,etc. Food can act just like that, food, basics, sustenance, while you may feel better after eating a meal, it won't help heal your broken bones in 3 minutes. Have a cap at say 10-15 or so percent of healing, and have the "magical potions with a hyper accelerant that helps absorb into your body faster" do the more powerful healing. Yes, garlic should always help cure disease, but a way around the food vs pots would be that food would take longer to heal you, and not heal quite as much, and pots are the magically sourced "I need a fast powerful heal NOW" kind of solution.
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Yes, i want my potions and food to be timed mostly when i use them, but for me to get those 2 mods first, i guess i need to be convinced with a good reason.
Like carrots restore 1% HP each second for 5 seconds, Cheese maybe 2% (depending on the size of the cheese, wedges giving less than wheels), mammoth snout giving maybe 3%, etc?
In my mind, food takes a while to work, and regardless how healthy you may eat, you may still get sick. Wildly different than what I'm trying to express but hear me out. Skyrim is a magical land with spells and all kinds of ghosts and spirits,etc. Food can act just like that, food, basics, sustenance, while you may feel better after eating a meal, it won't help heal your broken bones in 3 minutes. Have a cap at say 10-15 or so percent of healing, and have the "magical potions with a hyper accelerant that helps absorb into your body faster" do the more powerful healing. Yes, garlic should always help cure disease, but a way around the food vs pots would be that food would take longer to heal you, and not heal quite as much, and pots are the magically sourced "I need a fast powerful heal NOW" kind of solution.