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About this mod
Removes the damage multipliers that are added or subtracted after going through the Unity.
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By request of Little Viking on the Starfield Modding Discord.
The vanilla game includes a hidden "perk" that (a) increases player damage taken by 10% per visit to the Unity and (b) decreases player weapon damage by 5%. Then, at level 10 it caps off, so you're now enemies are dealing double damage to you and it takes double the ammunition to take them down.
Here you may choose between two options:
* Remove all multipliers from the "perk" (The original Infinite Universes file)
* Reduce the effect halfway, where damage taken increases by 5% and player weapon damage decreases by 3% (The new Half-Infinite Universes file).
Please choose only one file to download. I've successfully used MO2, or you can manually extract the esm to the Data folder as usual.
The pedants around will inevitably ask "why 3% instead of 2.5%?" for the half file. Creation Kit precision won't let me use thousandths, that's why.
And yes, there is a typo in the filename. N and T are adjacent on a Dvorak keyboard. And no, I won't be fixing it because that breaks load orders.
The vanilla game includes a hidden "perk" that (a) increases player damage taken by 10% per visit to the Unity and (b) decreases player weapon damage by 5%. Then, at level 10 it caps off, so you're now enemies are dealing double damage to you and it takes double the ammunition to take them down.
Here you may choose between two options:
* Remove all multipliers from the "perk" (The original Infinite Universes file)
* Reduce the effect halfway, where damage taken increases by 5% and player weapon damage decreases by 3% (The new Half-Infinite Universes file).
Please choose only one file to download. I've successfully used MO2, or you can manually extract the esm to the Data folder as usual.
The pedants around will inevitably ask "why 3% instead of 2.5%?" for the half file. Creation Kit precision won't let me use thousandths, that's why.
And yes, there is a typo in the filename. N and T are adjacent on a Dvorak keyboard. And no, I won't be fixing it because that breaks load orders.