Crime Overhaul

Crime Overhaul makes changes to the way criminal activities are handled by Skyrim guards:

• []Paying off your bounty never results in being transported to another location.  []Getting away with crimes is now more challenging: guards who make the remark "Wait... I know you" will force the player into dialogue. (Violent crimes will get the "stand fast" dialogue.) Exiting this dialogue will be considered resisting arrest. []The greeting distance for all NPCs has been greatly reduced so that you almost need to physically bump into a guard in order to be caught.  []Crimes totalling less than the "petty crime threshold" won't put you on their radar (unless they are alerted.)   []Guards who catch you in the act of accidentally attacking someone (even themselves) and then surrendering will immediately let you go. []Sheathing your weapons will prevent normally-friendly NPCs from attacking you in return under most circumstances, and accidental violent crimes will be forgiven. (Exceptions are when you've committed an act of cannibalism or when your violent crime fines exceed a threshold.) []Being caught by the guards gives the player a 50% chance of getting the "I don't have time for this..." response, which means that you'll be allowed to leave without paying a fine. (This chance only happens if you run into a non-alerted guard.)  []Aela, Farkas, Skjor, and Vilkas can now arrest the player or demand bounty payment. This fixes the "endless forcegreet" bug which is present in vanilla Skyrim.

• []Stealing: 5 x item value  []Stealing a horse: 500 []Becoming a werewolf: 1500  []Attacking a citizen: 200 (forgivable - see below)  []Escaping jail: 500 (negated upon escape, see below) []Murder: 2000 []Pickpocketing: 50  []Trespassing: 300

  []Crime alert distance: 1000  []Petty crime threshold: 300  []Non-violent crimes bribe/arrest-on-site threshold: 1000 []Violent crimes bribe/arrest-on-site threshold: 2000

• Number of hits allowed in non-combat to friends and allies: 3 (this setting may or may not be having a noticeable effect - it seems to be preventing citizens from going aggro when attacked, and I'm not sure if that's a good or bad thing, so opinions are welcome)

ATTACK FORGIVENESS

Any time you accidentally attack a normally friendly NPC that belongs to any crime-reporting faction, you can stop yourself from being attacked in return by sheathing your weapons. The fine for attacking will be forgiven if you don't already have a violent crimes bounty that exceeds the petty threshold. At that point, there is a 30 second window in which subsequent att