Hey guys, please come back with the feedback, I want to know how the Boss experience is going.
Recommendations:
Multiple player damage: 0.50 Multiple npc damage: 3.00 Armor Cap: 80% or Less. Level: Legendary or at least Master.
Obs. From Level 40 on, the experience seems to be more interesting, since you will have more perks and spells, but the boss is available in level scales since level 1.
How do you leave the transformation? Using the berserker form power after entering the form does nothing and i can't fast wait in game because of the health damage
At the time I created the mod I checked this possibility, but to do this, it will be necessary a script to change the textures of the eyes during the activation of the spell. If in the future I return to work with this mod and find out something you can be sure that this will be one of the first implementations. Thank you.
@CafeSua
If I am not mistaken the spell is between 1 and 3 secs, just open esp through SSEEdit and change only the charge time duration "0".
im running a mage character is there anyway i can disable the magika drain i just cant regen any of it and i can no longer attack after like 4 shots nevermind i did it
Is there any way to get rid of the explosion when using the power? Or at least making it a knockback only? It tends to do too much damage, and feel like it'd be best if removed from only the player version personally.
This mod is awesome. I saved the battle until post-Alduin and was not disappointed, despite feeling kinda overpowered by that point due to being a master of smithing, enchanting, two-handed, heavy armor, and destruction that could cleave most enemies apart in a single blow. I guess the relative ease I had with the battle is in part from having the first go on Expert, but increasing it to Master fixed that pretty well. And now, I will describe my experience with a dramatized story.
I had faced a great plethora of opponents thus far. Giant spiders, bloodthirsty assassins, ghastly (and ghostly) necromancers, power-hungry Thalmor, the champion of the Dwemer Colosseum, colossal blue mammoths, a vampire lord, and most recent and powerful of all, the World Eater itself. By this time, I was both a master of the two-handed weapons and a master of the arcane arts, well on my way to achieving demigodhood. As I ventured back out to the place I'd first set eyes upon the Daedric Princess, asking my companions Inigo, Serana, and Lucien to stay back and watch as we prepared to engage in 1V1 combat, I could feel the excitement of battle building up within. Clad in a set of armor made from Alduin's scales that would go down in history as one of the strongest armor sets ever forged, which I dubbed the Diivrahkriid (Dragon God Slayer) set, I approached this mighty foe. As she rose to her feet and drew her bow, I readied my Chaotic Crusher Cleaver, a giant blade that harnessed the power of fire, frost, and shock. When her arrows failed to strike true due to them being deflected, the Daedric Princess drew her sword and readied her shield. She drew near, and our weapons clashed, causing the ground to quake from the impact. She was able to match my power blow for blow, even surpassing the elemental output of my blade with fiery explosions and freezing projectiles. Her shield would often meet my blade before her armor, which I could do little about without my battleaxe Dynamo Cleaver, which is capable of smashing through even the mightiest foe's guard. The combination of fighting on the frigid coast of the Sea of Ghosts and being struck by her powerful skeleton-summoning shield bashes and electrifying sword slashes ended up with me momentarily lying on the ice-covered ground, an opportunity to strike which she wouldn't pass up.
Over time, I was able to wear the Daedric Princess down, but I too was beginning to become fatigued. I prepared to go in to deliver the final set of blows, but then she began to harness a great amount of energy. My instincts were telling me that if I didn't defend myself with a magical ward, I would be blown away and fatally wounded. I created a greater ward, and braced for impact. She released an incredibly powerful wave of energy, nearly shattering my ward and destroying the nearby ice formations. Her power was now on a whole new level, and although I began to wonder if I'd make it out of this alive, I began to become even more thrilled as I realized that I wasn't the only one holding back. I focused my magicka within myself, and felt the power of the elements flowing throughout my body. As the Daedric Princess closed in on my position at incredible speed, I was able to deflect her sword strike in time, counterattacking with a swing of my blade, releasing a thunderbolt that sent her sliding back. She charged in more aggressively this time, as if she meant to crush me beneath her sword rather than cut me into pieces. I responded by shifting my element to flame, before swinging the Cleaver at her with all of my might. When our weapons collided with our full force behind them, the resulting explosion blew away nearly everything in the surrounding area, and for a moment it seemed that even the sky was scorched, as an orange hue overthrew the deep blue, and the raging blizzard temporarily ceased.
Shortly after the orange faded back to blue and the snow began to coat the ground again, she collapsed to the ground, completely drained. My arms felt numb, and I was sore all over, so I decided to sit to rest my weary body. After a while, the Daedric Princess rose to her feet once again, expressing her respect for my combat ability and her willingness to travel alongside me. I happily accepted her offer, and we traveled back home alongside the others to properly rest up and chill out. While we were at the Dragonborn Museum's safehouse, I took the liberty of putting my smithing mastery to work by improving her gear by a large margin, as well as giving her a necklace that bolstered her blocking and one-handed abilities, in addition to allowing her to resist a large amount of incoming magic damage. In turn, she taught me how to release even more of my power via the Berserker transformation, allowing me to close the gap against any opponent that proved to be too difficult to handle otherwise, although only for a limited time, with the risk of being left extremely vulnerable if the threat isn't handled before the transformation expired. I have a feeling that this is going to be an ability I'll need in the near future...
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Recommendations:
Multiple player damage: 0.50
Multiple npc damage: 3.00
Armor Cap: 80% or Less.
Level: Legendary or at least Master.
Obs. From Level 40 on, the experience seems to be more interesting, since you will have more perks and spells, but the boss is available in level scales since level 1.
Berserk transformation is so coool
but It would be nice if the color of the eyes changed to red when transformed.
@CafeSua
If I am not mistaken the spell is between 1 and 3 secs, just open esp through SSEEdit and change only the charge time duration "0".
@ginzsuji
Check description and images.
@Berzerkinblaze
Thanks for your dedicated comment and I'm glad you enjoyed the experience.
I had faced a great plethora of opponents thus far. Giant spiders, bloodthirsty assassins, ghastly (and ghostly) necromancers, power-hungry Thalmor, the champion of the Dwemer Colosseum, colossal blue mammoths, a vampire lord, and most recent and powerful of all, the World Eater itself. By this time, I was both a master of the two-handed weapons and a master of the arcane arts, well on my way to achieving demigodhood. As I ventured back out to the place I'd first set eyes upon the Daedric Princess, asking my companions Inigo, Serana, and Lucien to stay back and watch as we prepared to engage in 1V1 combat, I could feel the excitement of battle building up within. Clad in a set of armor made from Alduin's scales that would go down in history as one of the strongest armor sets ever forged, which I dubbed the Diivrahkriid (Dragon God Slayer) set, I approached this mighty foe. As she rose to her feet and drew her bow, I readied my Chaotic Crusher Cleaver, a giant blade that harnessed the power of fire, frost, and shock. When her arrows failed to strike true due to them being deflected, the Daedric Princess drew her sword and readied her shield. She drew near, and our weapons clashed, causing the ground to quake from the impact. She was able to match my power blow for blow, even surpassing the elemental output of my blade with fiery explosions and freezing projectiles. Her shield would often meet my blade before her armor, which I could do little about without my battleaxe Dynamo Cleaver, which is capable of smashing through even the mightiest foe's guard. The combination of fighting on the frigid coast of the Sea of Ghosts and being struck by her powerful skeleton-summoning shield bashes and electrifying sword slashes ended up with me momentarily lying on the ice-covered ground, an opportunity to strike which she wouldn't pass up.
Over time, I was able to wear the Daedric Princess down, but I too was beginning to become fatigued. I prepared to go in to deliver the final set of blows, but then she began to harness a great amount of energy. My instincts were telling me that if I didn't defend myself with a magical ward, I would be blown away and fatally wounded. I created a greater ward, and braced for impact. She released an incredibly powerful wave of energy, nearly shattering my ward and destroying the nearby ice formations. Her power was now on a whole new level, and although I began to wonder if I'd make it out of this alive, I began to become even more thrilled as I realized that I wasn't the only one holding back. I focused my magicka within myself, and felt the power of the elements flowing throughout my body. As the Daedric Princess closed in on my position at incredible speed, I was able to deflect her sword strike in time, counterattacking with a swing of my blade, releasing a thunderbolt that sent her sliding back. She charged in more aggressively this time, as if she meant to crush me beneath her sword rather than cut me into pieces. I responded by shifting my element to flame, before swinging the Cleaver at her with all of my might. When our weapons collided with our full force behind them, the resulting explosion blew away nearly everything in the surrounding area, and for a moment it seemed that even the sky was scorched, as an orange hue overthrew the deep blue, and the raging blizzard temporarily ceased.
Shortly after the orange faded back to blue and the snow began to coat the ground again, she collapsed to the ground, completely drained. My arms felt numb, and I was sore all over, so I decided to sit to rest my weary body. After a while, the Daedric Princess rose to her feet once again, expressing her respect for my combat ability and her willingness to travel alongside me. I happily accepted her offer, and we traveled back home alongside the others to properly rest up and chill out. While we were at the Dragonborn Museum's safehouse, I took the liberty of putting my smithing mastery to work by improving her gear by a large margin, as well as giving her a necklace that bolstered her blocking and one-handed abilities, in addition to allowing her to resist a large amount of incoming magic damage. In turn, she taught me how to release even more of my power via the Berserker transformation, allowing me to close the gap against any opponent that proved to be too difficult to handle otherwise, although only for a limited time, with the risk of being left extremely vulnerable if the threat isn't handled before the transformation expired. I have a feeling that this is going to be an ability I'll need in the near future...