Simply Balanced

This is a SSE port of Anubis22's mod Simply Balanced, the original of which can be found Here

Special thanks to Anubis22 for allowing me to create this port!

The following description is copied from the oldrim mod page. The correct requirements can be found in the drop down menu above.

Why Simply Balanced Is Needed

While other balancing tools exist, they generally fall into one of two categories: Either they are overwhelmingly extensive and fiddle with seemingly every variable of the game, lacking focus, feeling overburdened and creating compatibility concerns. Or they are so small and uncustomizable that you need several ones of them to achieve your goal, assuming such a constellation even exists. In my opinion a middle ground was missing, a comprehensive, but streamlined tool with clear responsibilities.

Simply Balanced is my attempt to fill this niche. It comes with a well structured MCM menu, focuses on combat and skills, is as compatible as you can possibly get and also offers some exclusive features. Additionally it plays particularly nicely with my other mod, True Armor, which I highly recommend to anyone interested in immersive gameplay and realistic, in-depth combat.

Features

• []Everything you need to balance your combat experience

  Adjust damage dealt and taken in many variations, skills, experience gains and more[]Focused and streamlined

  Well structured MCM menu, making it easy to find what you need[]Plug and play

  All options can be toggled on and off on an as-needed basis, take what you need, leave the rest[]Stacks with everything

  With just one exception (overriding vanilla game difficulties), everything else stacks with other mods

• Compatible with everything

  Works with virtually everything, will never create unexpected behaviors, errors or crashes

How It Works

Why Simply Balanced is so compatible and safe

This mod is no more than an accumulation of perks that can be dynamically added and removed from the player. That is great, because perks are virtually incapable of producing errors and naturally stack with other perks, spells, game settings, you name it. The only effect that does not use perks is the overriding of the games difficulties (Novice, Apprentice, Adept, ...), which does not stack with other mods, but causes no conflicts either. When multiple mods change those values, only the last change that was made applies.

The reliance upon perks does come with some limitations though. Most not