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About this mod
Reinstates the leveling curve of Fallout 3 and New Vegas in Starfield.
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This mod reinstates the leveling curve of Fallout 3 and New Vegas in Starfield.
A much more smooth leveling curve, especially when you reach higher levels (> 50).
The experience points required to climb from level n to level n+1 can be calculated from the following expression:
50 + 150*n
The total experience required for level n can be calculated from the following expression:
25*(3*n + 2)*(n − 1)
Notes:
1. It does not botch your character level when you exit the Unity and start NG+ as other mods which use all sorts of CCRs, bats and Console Commands.
2. Although the XP required to advance from one level to another is greater than vanilla, the XP gained for various actions (quests, kills, discoveries, etc.) is also greater than vanilla. As a matter of fact, you will advance ~22->25% faster than vanilla.
3. If you want to advance even faster, you can always use SF Civis Experience Gained Gradually Increased mod.
Installation:
1. Uninstall all mods which alters the leveling system/curve of the game (CCRs, bats, etc.)
2. Before installing this mod make a hard save.
* If you start a new game, you play along and save your game as you like. After installing the mod, that is.
3. Mod Organizer 2.5.0 users - install the mod and fire the game from your last hard save (before installing the mod).
4. Vortex users - install the mod, add *SFCivisFallout3NewVegasLevelinCurve.esm to your plugins.txt file and fire the game.
5. After firing your game, check the character status. You will probably see some negative experience displayed in left corner (see screenshot).
6. Use console command player.modav experience xxxxx where xxxxx is the experience displayed (you can add 100 to that amount) to match the vanilla total experience with the new one changed by the mod.
Ex. In screenshot you see -154365 XP. You will then use console command player.modav experience 154465 and you are all set.
7. Make another hard save and reload this one (which has the FO3 NV leveling curve). Enjoy.
Go get them.
Credits:
Bethesda and Obsidian.
Fallout 3 and New Vegas which sucked my brains and made me look like The Witcher.
Me. Getting burned out of Bethesda games.
Many thanks to:
Nexus - for allowing us getting useless experience when we should do anything else. Probably something better or more useful, if you like it more.
A much more smooth leveling curve, especially when you reach higher levels (> 50).
The experience points required to climb from level n to level n+1 can be calculated from the following expression:
50 + 150*n
The total experience required for level n can be calculated from the following expression:
25*(3*n + 2)*(n − 1)
Notes:
1. It does not botch your character level when you exit the Unity and start NG+ as other mods which use all sorts of CCRs, bats and Console Commands.
2. Although the XP required to advance from one level to another is greater than vanilla, the XP gained for various actions (quests, kills, discoveries, etc.) is also greater than vanilla. As a matter of fact, you will advance ~22->25% faster than vanilla.
3. If you want to advance even faster, you can always use SF Civis Experience Gained Gradually Increased mod.
Installation:
1. Uninstall all mods which alters the leveling system/curve of the game (CCRs, bats, etc.)
2. Before installing this mod make a hard save.
* If you start a new game, you play along and save your game as you like. After installing the mod, that is.
3. Mod Organizer 2.5.0 users - install the mod and fire the game from your last hard save (before installing the mod).
4. Vortex users - install the mod, add *SFCivisFallout3NewVegasLevelinCurve.esm to your plugins.txt file and fire the game.
5. After firing your game, check the character status. You will probably see some negative experience displayed in left corner (see screenshot).
6. Use console command player.modav experience xxxxx where xxxxx is the experience displayed (you can add 100 to that amount) to match the vanilla total experience with the new one changed by the mod.
Ex. In screenshot you see -154365 XP. You will then use console command player.modav experience 154465 and you are all set.
7. Make another hard save and reload this one (which has the FO3 NV leveling curve). Enjoy.
Go get them.
Credits:
Bethesda and Obsidian.
Fallout 3 and New Vegas which sucked my brains and made me look like The Witcher.
Me. Getting burned out of Bethesda games.
Many thanks to:
Nexus - for allowing us getting useless experience when we should do anything else. Probably something better or more useful, if you like it more.