New Engine Feature: oIWD Strength progression#115
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4Luke4 wants to merge 4 commits intoBubb13:masterfrom
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New Engine Feature: oIWD Strength progression#1154Luke4 wants to merge 4 commits intoBubb13:masterfrom
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Description:
In the EEs, getting a
+4STR bump at17STR gives you21STR. In oIWD, it bumps up the exceptional strength tiers, so it would be17 > 18 > 18/01 > 18/51 > 18/76(assuming vanillaSTRMODEX.2DA). The same of course holds for negative increments, so something like18/93 - 1would result in18/76(instead of17).Modders can now enable this alternate rule by toggling a value in
X-IWDSTR.2DA(see for instance: Gibberlings3/Tweaks-Anthology#199).Note:
@Bubb13
Only cumulative mode
0is remapped to tier stepping. Other engine modes, especially mode3(the one that relies uponCLSSPLAB.2DA), have separate exceptional-strength behavior that is intentionally left vanilla here.