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1. HOW TO INSTALL THE UNOFFICIAL OBLIVION PATCH REDDIT FULL
2. HOW TO INSTALL THE UNOFFICIAL OBLIVION PATCH REDDIT MODS

The UOP doesn't block the attributes and skills from increasing and being meaningful above 100. Ruben Bernal Posts: 3364 Joined: Sun 5:58 pm Weapon Expansion Pack for Oblivion Nthusiasts.esp *Not verified, I am not sure that is trueĪllison C Posts: 3369 Joined: Mon 11:02 amĭLCThievesDen - Unofficial Patch - SSSB.esp If for example I got a bonus to a skill as in above at a lower skill or attrib level, that skill or attrib would (I think) hit 100 and that would be all.

HOW TO INSTALL THE UNOFFICIAL OBLIVION PATCH REDDIT FULL

Which is perfectly fine with me! I do a full char build up at the beginnings of games for many reasons, but this is one: If you gain bonuses thereafter as a result of various quests, they will make a skill or attribute more than they would have been elsewise. But this also predicates building skills and attributes to the max level before such things as the Night mothers Blessing happen - and that means avoiding quests until the char is at full max. I may find that I am bashing a brick wall with my skull, but I'm on the lookout for anything at all that goes further, especially if it seems repeatable.Įven small increases, two points or so, can accumulate into something that may turn out useful. It is a minor upward tweak, but still something. To take advantage of it though, it means already being at level 100 in sneak at the end of the Dark Brotherhood quest series.

HOW TO INSTALL THE UNOFFICIAL OBLIVION PATCH REDDIT MODS

It also seems to me that the absolute limit of level ups we can get in a game can also be tinkered with in this way - without installing any mods or console commands to it, which is admittedly the hard way.īut I like to use only what is in the game in its "Vanilla" version.Īt some point (I think it was caused by "The NIGHT MOTHERS BLESSING") I managed to raise my SNEAK skill to above 100, and it is permanent, it stays like that. I think it was Turija who once told me that "Yes, there is a way to do this" and if I wanted to know badly enough just ask. There are some creatures and enemies that will also effectively damage attributes and skills, but that isn't a "READY TO HAND" way of going about it. * You have to use something like this in order to do the Mephala shrine quest - I think it is - if your personality is higher than 20. This is all very puzzling and intrigueing.ĪND THERE ARE ONLY SO MANY POTIONS you can use at once, but presumably the damage effect will last. Something else I noted too is that you can't use a strictly "DAMAGE X ATTRIBUTE" potion on your char - the damage has to be a secondary effect, otherwise what you have made is a poison that can only be used on weapons. A "DRAIN WHATEVER" potion will not work, the effect is temporary. I'm looking for potion ingredients that also damage individual skills, not just attributes. When we go to a church or use a restoration potion or the like, if we have raised that attribute while it was damaged, we now have a skill that is ABOVE 100. There are potions we can make that will DAMAGE INTELLIGENCE, and apparently this means we can develop the attribute further. Suppose I have a major skill of conjuration, and it isn't all the way up to 100% yet, but the attribute (Intelligence?) is at the max. Now, it may seem clear that this limits how many absolute levels you can raise a Player Character, but that isn't necessarily so. This is why there are three times as many skills as attributes, discounting LUCK. The skills that drive leveling up are those selected as "MAJOR" skills, and so it is a good idea to spread out those skills through the range of various attributes. Skills can go up as much as you want them to, but the smart method is to go in groups of ten total points for each group of three skills associated with a particular attribute. At level up, we have attributes and skills that can be increased varying amounts with or without bonuses.Īttributes can go up as much as five points per level, except for luck - which is quite limited.