Nov 20, 2016  Page 28 of 202 - OBIS SE - Organized Bandits In Skyrim Special Edition - posted in File topics: In response to post #44985290. #44985605, #44987480, #44987855 are all replies on the same post. Spoiler Eman17j wrote: There is one thing I always wondered about. I read that OBIS is compatible with SOT just load it after SOT but when I look at the bandit NPCs there are lot of VMAD scripts in. The Book of Bandits is a book added to The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim by the mod Organized Bandits In Skyrim. It gives a detailed explanation on the various types of bandits and their strengths and weaknesses. Self ported mod - while this guide may contain some texture and meshes ported from the Legacy version of Skyrim these will only be used if there is no SE equivalent. Mods that are used by the museum wont be ported by me. Organized Bandits In Skyrim, or OBIS, is an Immersion Mod for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim created by Indigoblade, JobVanDam, Tonycubed2, and Forzane. OBIS overhauls the bandits in Skyrim to make them more challenging and interesting.

I sense that if we could perform away with the special names and the formality of each family/group/'faction', id end up being more recognizing. I like aIl of the awesome glasses and symbols, but maybe just include them to thé bandits without getting to give them proper brands (maybe something like 'bandit guard') I like the boost in the quantity of bandits, bandit situations, etc. And also the boost of combat/difficulty. But I simply think they should all nevertheless be called 'Bandits' (and aIl the vanilla variations of) without the added proper brands, like 'Iron Bloodstream', 'Super Wolf', and 'Butcher' - and all the additional bandit names like 'bruiser', 'puppet', 'girl doll', 'manakin'Its these added correct and universal brands/bandit types that will take apart from skyrim as i understand it, and becomes it more into 'fan fiction' therefore to talk.Disclaimer:): All of that getting said, in no way am i discounting the hrs upon hrs of work that provides long gone into this task.

I believe it is a great item of function. Much higher in size than any mod/project ive actually released, therefore i indicate no disrespect. l haven't got OBIS installed for extremely long, and I don't understand about all of the adjustments made but one point is specific: bandits are usually a entire lot even more fun to combat today. To become honest, I don't pay out much attention to their brands, I just eliminate them. Plus, their several and varied shields are usually type of fun to gather as trophies háh.I sure wish it doesn't clutter up leveled lists as well very much though.I still have yet to discover any loot system overhaul mod that fits my tastes. I detest vanilla Skyrim's loot program.I really put on't like viewing everyone and their canine operating around with glass devices after a while. However I haven't found a mod that will a much better work.

They all seem either as well austere or as well extravagant. I like the concepts behind mods Iike Skyrim UnIeashed but not really the execution. I really got dwarven equipment far sooner than I would have in vaniIla Skyrim. And l was drowning in powerful potions at an early level.Anyhow, slight tangent off of OBIS, remorseful. No way around it, OBIS can be a really great mod. I agree with the fact with you michael the chaos this mod has to result in with the flattened lists (that'h without the adjustments from any móds like Immersive Weaponry and Immersive Armors or actually SkyRe) just boggles the brain.What type of chaos? The just leveled lists that are usually touched are usually the types associated to bandits.

If anyone is usually concerned about it, they should understand how to make a bashed plot.As considerably as it'beds worried, the mod is definitely mighty clean. I have always been happy he implemented the areas straight into the major mod (I feel assuming using SKSE to toggIe them when yóu have particular mod installed).

'We wanted to create the bandits as considerably nomadic and durable. By clothing them in woIf pelts and natural leather we offered them with gentle shield and plenty of warmness for the chilly Nordic evenings.'

―Bandit ArmorBandits are usually one of the almost all common enemies encountered across. They wield a wide range of weaponry, varying from, and melee weaponry, and on uncommon events. Their apparel varies from light to heavy armor, and constantly consists of a cuirass and boot styles (or ), and may include gauntlets, a heImet, or a shield as well.Although most bandits are usually, bandits and additional races are usually also common.

Bandits almost always appear in groupings, and frequently inhabit forts. Bandit groupings often established up normal patrols to safeguard entrances and additional key locations, sometimes numbering near á dozen at weIl-fortified places.

They can also be found traveling along the streets, but it will be not as typical. Their counterparts are the, who are always.