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Treebalance - Heavy Armor Tree

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Arkana 18 Sep, 2015 @ 4:40pm

If you could, add in a fix for Fists of Steel. I am pretty sure that it states that it relies off the stated Armor value of guantlets, but it only checks the base value of the gauntlets, ignoring Heavy Armor skill, smithing increases, and perk bonuses. If you can confirm or deny this, and fix this if it is, then the unarmed community would be grateful! ^^ Also, maybe add unarmed to light armor, if you ever balence it... Call it Swift Swing or something.

Deathstorm 27 Jun, 2015 @ 6:07pm

Keukotis [author] 27 Jun, 2015 @ 5:59pm

You have another mod that conflicts with this, then.

Deathstorm 27 Jun, 2015 @ 2:32pm

im not sure if anyone else is having this problem but i still have to spend a perk point on fists of steel to get to insulated for some reason is there anyway to fix this?

TendoPower 10 Nov, 2014 @ 7:17am

hi is there a way to add unarmed to light armor allwaz felt left out. i love useing light armor & hated that you never get benafit from light armor ween useing unarmed.

Aureo 1 Jun, 2014 @ 7:51am

I like the no helm thing so i can wear a dragon priest mask with it and still get the bonus

Wisp 19 Dec, 2013 @ 5:07am

Very nice mod, thanks - working well. I like that it doesn't require helmets since many of us often prefer to go without one.

Pyramidhead'sHole 30 Jun, 2013 @ 12:06pm

theres a mod to increas the armor cap to 85% to the regular 80%

The Overlander 28 Jun, 2013 @ 7:30pm

oh man this would be better without that light armor limitation u have there i really like to mix both light and heavy armors so this inst of much use to me.

Unholy 28 May, 2013 @ 12:38am

This doesn't really do much because much of it can be aquired with console commands, and in the long run, armor will still max out anyway. Now if you could remove that "no light armor" rule, that would allow us to better customize our sets.

Onred 10 Feb, 2013 @ 8:25pm

AHH! This would be perfect if you removed the "and no light armor" from the perk changes! I want to mix and match my heavy and light armor without being underpowered!

Tallera257 10 Feb, 2013 @ 6:20am

I really love this and your Smithing overhaul mod. Really fixes some things that have always bugged me about how the perk trees were structured! :) Have you considered doing something similar for the Alchemy tree? It doesn't make much sense in its vanilla version, either. ;)