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Every time you load a savegame the maximum health of the player character is reduced by 1. Permanent death awaits for sure unless you level up faster than you die and reload. Give your very best. And when the day has finally come... Valar Morghulis.

Fun little mod that requires a cost of 1.000 credits when you load a savegame. Don't worry it will still load if you're blank and will not put you in debt. Yoda says, for chronic reloaders therapeutical it is when you have to insert a coin to continue.

The Deep End makes the game increasingly difficult with each new NG+ loop, up to NG+100. With each new NG+ loop ground combat damage received by the player is increased by 25% and ship damage received by 10% (vanilla only increases both by 10% and caps them out at NG+10). Becoming more and more fragile - how close to The Deep End can you get?

Challenge created simply - by scarcity of credits, ammunition, healing items, resources and Points of Interest as well as decreased Starpower regeneration rate and less short cuts to good equipment. Also, the player character gets 50% less health on each level up while the NPC get 50% more. Finally, NG+ loops get increasingly difficult, too.

Maybe you just give up: ammo is ultra rare and expensive, you are fragile and healing kits are only for the rich, leveling is slow unless you explore the unknown and - adding insult to injury - nothing but contrabrand can be sold. So give up and get lost in the Blackest Sea? Or, maybe, just maybe, you push through and bring a Knife to a Gunfight.

Outleveling the massive content too quickly? Bored by having to loot all these weapons, armors, junk items, etc. so you can sell them? Too much time wasted in inventory and waiting for vendors? Outposts and crafting feel useless? Getting too powerful too quickly even on very hard?Try Longplayer - two simple changes, built to last.

The sell-to-merchant value of all items is reduced to zero. Only pick up what you find useful. The implications of this are far reaching: the game gets significantly more difficult, much less time spent in inventory or looting, credit rewards from missions become very valuable, ammunition and med packs become scarce. No money, no burden.

Travel distance based difficulty and reward scaling.Like in the original concept of No Man's Sky, your journey becomes more difficult and potentially rewarding the farther you travel. Enemies and the environment grow more menacing with every warp in this dangerous iteration of the universe,.Realized as a highly customizable Cheat

No Man's Land aims to keep the landbased planet exploration spirit of the game's early hours alive throughout the whole game. Becoming airborne is a feat each time. Also, the journey to the center of the galaxy is much more challenging and longer now. Works perfectly in tandem with the great PtSD mod.

An ENB preset with bright lights and deep darks. It uses SSIL heavily and is resource intensive. Special feature is some self written shader code for a spooky low light/blood vision that can be bound to a key press (basically two ENB in one). The attached video (best watch in 4K, HDR, if you can) does explain it all - or so I hope.

An ENB that lets you ingame and instaneously switch between a vivid, colorful world (this side) and a black-white-red world (Otherside) with the push of a button. A unique low light vision allows to see in utter blackness once you enter the often times scary Otherside. Or simply put: Two ENB in one.

A prisoner in a cart on the road to Helgen. No memories, just headaches. And something is wrong with the eyes. All seems so noir... and blood soaked? Neon reds in shadows, ever moving. Has he lost his mind? Or is it this place, this crimson place?A morbid, artistic ENB with new complex shader code, made for vanilla weathers and Lux lighting.

A mysterious place with blinding lights and drowning darkness. What is near, is vibrant. What is far, unknown. Spatial depth and sparkling shine, cold air and hungry flames. Broken at times, ahead of its time at others, always outside the comfort zone. Welcome to AMP, a polarizing high end ENB made for vanilla weathers and Lux lighting mod only.

Being able to kite most of the foes to death by running away or in circles for endless minutes ruins this immersion for me. Regeneralis puts an end to this. It grants most of the creatures and enemies ingame the ability to regenerate a small fraction of their hp in combat (about 1% per second).

Paleshine ENB is even colder than vanilla Skyrim, yet displays selected colours with much more intensity and vibrance. This leads to a mysterious, grim and noir world that still brims and shines with colourful riches. The colour selection is done by some self written algorithm I tested for some really long time.

3d Vision (Nvidia\'s stereoscopic 3d) and ENB Series (by Boris Vorrontsov, even the latest version 0.117) can be made to coexist very nicely. This is a detailed instruction how to set it up (worry not, it\'s rather simple). Additionally I provide some files to fix glitches and my latest ENB mod for demonstration purposes. Get ready for rather unpar

Vampiric ENB is released in celebration of Dawnguard. It uses some very unique twists to display a grim, scary and dangerous world fit for vampires and those hunt these shadow dwellers. You will see mysterious omens of blood spread around the world and the Realm of the Red Shadow awaits those who step into the dark... follow me and you will see.

Sanguinoire ENB is themed around blood and darkness. It uses a highly stylized look (think Sin City) to place you in a scary, almost grey world where omens of blood cloud your vision aorund every corner. Blood in peasants\' faces, on clothing, in the sky, on flowers.. are you the only one to see the omens? Most disturbing... and hopefully most fear

Grim Gem ENB is a \"noir\" graphic overhaul for Sykrim based on Boris Vorontsov\'s ENB Series. It places you in a grim and frosty, yet at times blindingly brilliant world, with laid back, cold and subtle colours, dark nights and broody dungeons.

Winterfell ENB, a graphic modification for Sykrim based on Boris Vorontsov\'s ENB Series (Version 0.114), tries to bring even more frosty chill and foreboding, brooding darkness to Skyrim. Yet it also let\'s you gaze in amazement at glowing fires, bright miday sun, magnificent skies and a myriad of metal and ice reflections dancing in your eyes.

A graphic modification for Sykrim based on Boris Vorontsov\'s ENB Series (0.114): Radiant Heart aims at a bright, shiny lighting that makes you literally feel the air around you. Still it\'s meant to keep the warmth of nature and the atmospheric broodiness of nights and dungeons deep.