This does a lot of the tweaking of numbers (damage, stamina costs, armor) in ways that I liked better than similar features in the Classic Skyrim version of Deadly Combat. I removed them from Deadly Combat so that I can use Wildcat for such changes instead. In the latest version of Wildcat available at the time of writing this (version 6.02 for SSE), there is a configuration power available. I recommend using it to tweak the mod as follows, but you can of course make your own choices as you like:

- No (Default) for "Disable Dynamic Combat"
- All default options for Attacks Cost (stamina costs for attacking removed from SSE version of Deadly Combat)
- Whatever you prefer for "Disable Pulled/Held Bow Stamina Cost"
- No (Default) for "Disable Health Based Regeneration"
- No (Default) for "Disable Slow at 0 Stamina"
- Whatever you prefer for "Disable Swimming Stamina Cost"
- No (Default) for "Activate Full Body Stagger" (although it may not matter a lot what you choose here, since Deadly Combat probably automatically overrides it).
- Yes for "Disable Injuries" (if you really like them it's probably safe to leave them on. I personally prefer turning Injuries off because they feel very "game-y" to me due to effects being chosen at random).
- Yes for "Disable Bow Interrupts" (the staggering features in Deadly Combat should make this specific case obsolete, Deadly Combat implements these kinds of staggers regardless of whether or not an actor is pulling back his bow).
- Yes for "Disable Timed Block" (Deadly Combat has its own Timed Blocking feature. In Deadly Combat, there is only an 0.5 seconds window for blocks to count as Timed Block, instead of a 1 second window. I personally prefer this, but the implementation that makes this possible does come at the cost of slightly increased CPU usage through more scripting).
- No (Default) for "Disable Attacks of Opportunity".
- No (Default) for "Disable Backstabs".
- No (Default) for "Disable Health Based Attack Damage".
- No (Default) for "Disable Penalties vs. Massive Targets".
- No (Default) for "Disable Melee Damage Boost" (The SSE version of Deadly Combat no longer contains any changes to game settings or other changes that affect the amount of damage that is dealt. It only contains the core scripted features that I feel are necessary to make combat look and feel more impactful and fast-paced).
- Keep (Default) for "Disable Configuration Power" (useful in case you change your mind later on for any of the options you've chosen).