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#Requiem immersive armors compatibility mod#
#Requiem immersive armors compatibility full#

#Requiem immersive armors compatibility mod#

Other than compilation, the mod also adds a feature which allows these weapons to be melted down at the Smelter to obtain their respective ingots. It includes weapons from Axestaff Weapon Pack, Weapons of the Third Era, Useless Resources - Weapons and many other individual weapon mods. The mod is a compilation pack that adds 230+ new immersive weapons to the world of Skyrim. The images currently on the wiki are outdated and should not be considered an accurate representation of what the weapon looks like in the mod. It is related to the Immersive Armors mod, but as the name implies, for weapons. It was developed by Hothtrooper44 and his team of developers. Used with the permission granted on this page.Immersive Weapons is a mod made for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition. It uses material from the UESP article Skyrim: Armor. Use it!Ī portion of the images on this page are licensed under the Creative Commons by-sa license. Thankfully, if you don't agree with my decisions, that's what Inspect Equipment is for. There's just not an empirically "right" way of doing this, so I just had to go with whatever I felt was best fitting the aesthetic design of the armor as well as the gameplay implications. no, I'm not off my rocker, and yes, I've put a lot of thought into it. So, I think it equals out.Īll this to say.

#Requiem immersive armors compatibility full#

Heavy Armor specialists have to wait until Orcish to get their Full set (unless you use Immersive Armors, but even then, I don't think Einherjar, Warchief, and Heroic Stormcloak come cheap). However, Fur armor (through Frostfall) is available almost as soon as you start playing the game, so you can get that very early on. More of the Light armors are considered Limited than the Heavy because it made visual sense to me. I mean, have you seen that Paladin armor No Just go to Dawnguard and see that. They add way too much stuff when it's not really needed. Requiem already changes armors and weapons where it matters so you don't need those. Most of the rest of the Heavy armors are at least Standard, because to make them any less given their visual appearance would make me a modding criminal. They are compatible regarding armor and damage values, but I would stay away from them.

I felt that the armor progression should somewhat follow the exposure protection curve, insomuch that the beginning of the game should be more difficult than later in the game.īecause of those reasons, the first sets of armor you're liable to find and equip, Iron and Hide (and if you want to get technical, the prisoner's clothing), are "Limited" in protection.

Cyrodiilic armors such as Steel Plate don't exactly scream "I have a warm woolen soft kit underneath suitable for winter conditions!"

I favored armors that look more rugged, rough, natural, and padded, since that is more fitting with Frostfall's gameplay aesthetic.

I listened to what other people told me they would expect.

I followed what I felt "looked" warm or "looked" revealing.

Each one changes the totality of what Skyrim is all about. Requiem - Immersive Armors.esp Dwemertech - Requiem Compatibility Patch.esp RequiemMinorArcana.esp Requiem - Morrowloot.esp Requiem - Behind the Curtain. These are gameplay overhaul mods, and cannot be used together. One of them uses t3nd0’s Skyrim Redone while the other uses Requiem The Roleplaying Overhaul. If I gave Daedric and Dragonbone "full" protection, that's not very interesting because they're already the best armors in the game for other reasons. They are almost identical but have 1 major difference.

I want to promote interesting decisions in gameplay.

Here are some of the reasons behind the default W.E.A.R.

"Why did you set things that way?" you might ask.

Investigating further, I found that there are conflicts between requiem and IA and that loading a new game with just IA installed restored the clothes to all NPCs. Noticed some Companions and Orcs (in their stronghold) do not have any clothes/armor on. No doubt there is something in the above list that you don't agree with. Essentially, playing with Requiem 1.9, Immersive armors (IA) and some other mods. What do you mean, Daedric isn't Full protection? Prison er's Cloth es (Roughsp un Tunic, etc)