[MOD] Loot Realism mod pack
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Lol you may have went a tad crazy with the price, but I'll admit that I enjoyed the challenge. It made getting my cart feel like a huge accomplishment.
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Re: [MOD] Loot Realism mod pack
Yup, you can't just sell some stuff from the first dungeon and be completely decked outZerioctheTank wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2020 11:58 pm Lol you may have went a tad crazy with the price, but I'll admit that I enjoyed the challenge. It made getting my cart feel like a huge accomplishment.
The reason for the price adjusting down now is due to loot being worth less with this mod. Since armor and weapons dropped are all damaged to some degree and shops reduce prices based on armor condition, there is a lot less to be earned from hauling junk back from the dungeons.
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Re: [MOD] Loot Realism mod pack
It's definitely making one question if equipping that new item is worth it when you don't know how long you'll be in a dungeon. Also it's so nice to be able to finally start with a f****** bow at the beginning of the game with a custom class. I personally think it might make the first dungeon considerably easier, but that's just my opinion. However the skeletons arrow resistance might make up somewhat for that.
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True, this will probably make the first dungeon easier. But I'm honestly okay with that because the right class, or even an average class with some lucky rolls for the loot drop, could do Privateers Hold just fine.ZerioctheTank wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 5:41 pm It's definitely making one question if equipping that new item is worth it when you don't know how long you'll be in a dungeon. Also it's so nice to be able to finally start with a f****** bow at the beginning of the game with a custom class. I personally think it might make the first dungeon considerably easier, but that's just my opinion. However the skeletons arrow resistance might make up somewhat for that.
Experienced players just ran out anyway, if their build or loot wasn't right for a dungeon crawl right then. The only ones that suffered was the newbies with interesting character ideas that would work okay-ish in a few levels.
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Found a minor annoyance with loot piles recently... I'm playing with lots of mods at the moment, but not many modify loot distribution, so I assume it's related to this one.
Problem is empty loot piles. You open them, they contain nothing, and when you close the inventory they disappear.
I think it would be better to ensure that discrete loot piles contain at least some item, or to simply discard empty loot piles in the first place...
Problem is empty loot piles. You open them, they contain nothing, and when you close the inventory they disappear.
I think it would be better to ensure that discrete loot piles contain at least some item, or to simply discard empty loot piles in the first place...
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Weird, I have not seen that once.
Are these the static loot piles in dungeons? I specifically buffed those to give more and better loot.
Are these the static loot piles in dungeons? I specifically buffed those to give more and better loot.
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Damn, probably some bad interaction between mods then. Too many dimensions to test at once :/
Reloading the save from entering dungeon shows quite poor loot, but no empty piles. That's probably optimized during save or something.
Reloading the save from entering dungeon shows quite poor loot, but no empty piles. That's probably optimized during save or something.
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Re: [MOD] Loot Realism mod pack
Hm... only two I can think of:
Persistent Dungeons: Maybe remembering the lootpiles as already emptied?
Inventory Filter: Maybe this is active and filtering out something in the pile?
Persistent Dungeons: Maybe remembering the lootpiles as already emptied?
Inventory Filter: Maybe this is active and filtering out something in the pile?
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The former hypothesis is possible. That was using a character I hadn't played in a while...
I don't get why it would leave empty lootpiles around though.
I don't get why it would leave empty lootpiles around though.
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Re: [MOD] Loot Realism mod pack
Hi i think i have ran into a compatibility issue but i don't know what mods are doing it.
Ok so i think it has to do with spells or something because whenever i open my spell book the game stops registering my inputs other then i can move the mouse around anyway i have the following mods.
1.Archaeologists
2.Decorator
3.Dream
4.levelup adjuster
5.lootrealism
6.NPC health indicators
7.unleveled mobs
Ok so i think it has to do with spells or something because whenever i open my spell book the game stops registering my inputs other then i can move the mouse around anyway i have the following mods.
1.Archaeologists
2.Decorator
3.Dream
4.levelup adjuster
5.lootrealism
6.NPC health indicators
7.unleveled mobs