About this mod
Now immune to stagger from power attack start to hit frame. Distribute hidden perks to NPCs and creatures. Spell Perk Item Distributor is required. If installed without SPID, it only affects the player.
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
This Hyper Armor system is distributed to NPCs and creatures except insects, dogs, molerats, and turrets. If installed without SPID, it only affects the player.
This works as stagger immunity in most cases, except for 2handed power attacks and giant creatures attacks. (I could just force stagger to 0, but I didn't.) Results may depend on the pneumatic armor module and other factors but I don't know about that.
This mod does not edit anything existing in the game, so it is compatible with everything.
If you have something to say about weapon types, creature types, or power armor, keep it as an idea. At this point, I think the results are pretty good and I don't want to do anything else.
[Q&A]
Q: Uninstall?
A: Safe.
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