MisterB's Skill Uncapper for Roleplayers

This uncapper has been designed for more of a slower roleplay style of game, which I have designed around several mods. But it would work with any set up where you want a slower-paced game. So let's break down the set up one piece at a time. I'm not very good at explaining things but I'll try my best.

First manually install both Requirements. I wouldn't leave this to chance with a MO2 or Vortex.

SkillsCaps are set at 255

SkilFormulaCaps are set at 155

Honestly, these are set at what most uncappers I've seen are set up. Since I am unsure how to set these personally.

The Level Skill Exp Multi is the 1st of thee modifiers that adjust your Experience which you end up receiving. This part decides the inherent difficulty of the skill in my mind.

fAlchemy=0. 5

fAlteration=0. 85

fMarksman=0. 65

fBlock=0. 75

fConjuration=0. 7

fDestruction=0. 5

fEnchanting=0. 5

fHeavyArmor=0. 8

fIllusion=0. 75

fLightArmor=0. 9

fLockpicking=1. 0

fOneHanded=0. 75

fPickpocket=0. 8

fRestoration=0. 75

fSmithing=1. 0

fSneak=1. 0

fSpeechcraft=1. 0

fTwoHanded=0. 7

The Second Part indicates how quickly people level depending on their experience level. The higher your level the quicker you level up in this case. This helps offset the difficulty of the actual skill.

The Third and Final modifier sets an additional multiplier depending on the base skill level, independently for each skill. So in essence, in most circumstances, you are leveling 28% - 50% slower depending on the skill involved. I'm not trying to slow down the progression too much, leveling up shouldn't be too slow. Those using the Experience Mod and Alternate start  or Skyrim Unbound , can have characters starting at level 2 or 3, depending on your choices.

#Set the number of perks gained at each level up. If a specific level is not specified then the closest lower level setting is used. This is the major change-up of this system. You gain three perks at level 2, and then the perks are slowed down so you do end up getting 10 perks by the time you are level 10.

Every ten levels you gain 2 perk points, and slowly the perk gain slows down. So the higher your level gets the less you gain. For example from level 10 to 20, you gain only 9 perks instead of 10. For levels 20 to 30, you gain only 8 perks. However the bonus you gain every 10 levels should counter