Since most rare weapons and armors are now more effective than before (and we want all the best stuff, right?), Morrowloot Ultimate also rebalances the game so that the experience continues to be both fair and somewhat challenging.
In previous versions of the game, there was a small addition made to allow quick loot. The problem with that is that it added a lot of clutter and made the game less enjoyable because you had to look through everything to pick the stuff you wanted. Also, because all of the loot dropped as items, it was not very useful if you were going to pick up the stuff you wanted. This small addition made for very tedious gaming. However, I found that with the new features of Skyward Sword, there is now a way to completely avoid all of this clutter. Because I didn't like the way the game had to force me to skip through all of the stuff every few levels, I now have access to the Skyward Sword loot system, and it makes leveling up in No Man's Sky easier than it's ever been before!
Quick Loot Mod Skyrim
Skyward Sword adds the new looting menu to the game, allowing you to skip all of the junk and unneeded clutter while doing some quick and easy leveling up. Now, instead of having to go and open inventory every time you find something beneficial, you simply have to press the'Loot' button and it will open up the inventory screen, showing you what you need to get. When you get to the list of items, you will notice that all of them are either junk or have special values that are useful. For example, there are rare creatures that drop something very valuable, such as dragon scales, rare weapons, and other consumable items you can sell for a high profit. You also get a variety of blueprints and manuals that will help you get started quickly and easily collecting the stuff you need. With the Skyward Sword loot system, there is no longer any need to open the inventory every time you pick up an item, and all of the clutter you used to see while playing No Man's Sky is gone.
You can use the Quick Loot feature by holding down the 'Space' key when you want to pick up an item from an object in the environment. This will cause a menu to popup on your screen showing you what you need to get. When you find something you like, you just click on it to open the inventory, choose the loot option from the drop down menu, and you'll get what you need without having to open the inventory and deal with all of the junk you accumulated while playing the game!
Modder Xilandro took the quick loot system from Fallout 4 and popped it into New Vegas. Fallout 4's quick loot system makes the process of looting more seamless. You can scan what's on a body or inside a bin just by walking up to it, then cherry-pick from there. This is a good thing, because in Fallout 4, there's a lot to loot, and even junk has value because it's used in crafting.
Fallout: New Vegas, developed by Obsidian, has a more archaic loot system by default, similar to the one used in Fallout 3 before it and Skyrim after it. So if you're interested in playing New Vegas for the first time or returning to it (you should, it's superb), make sure to download Xilandro's quick loot mod.
Looting can be a tiring process when you just want to pick up basics such as coins (septims) and potions. You have to open the inventory, select what you want, close it and repeat for every downed enemy. No more! Now, you can use Quick Loot RE and loot enemies (and containers) super fast.
For the most part, perk points are only awarded in Skyrim when players level up their skills. This is a simple way to make players work towards improving their character, but this does add loopholes into the game where players are forced into leveling up useless skills in the most banal fashion imaginable to quickly level up.
Skyrim has hundreds of quests for players to experience, most of which contain multiple steps that can quickly flood a player's journal. It'd be much easier to control this if players could deny quests, yet the game doesn't allow players to deny a quest from an NPC.
Fallout 4's looting system has made its way to Skyrim with the Quick Loot mod. It works exactly like Fallout 4's loot system, showing the items inside a container in a small panel to the right of the player's screen for them to quickly sort through and take what's needed. For those that have not experienced Fallout 4's looting menu, this dramatically speeds up looting after combat or during exploration. Collecting Gold from every urn isn't such a tedious task with this mod installed.
Quick Loot RE on the Nukaverse Gear Mod is yet another example of a mod for skyrim that doesn't just add a little more loot, but makes the game much more varied and challenging. This really comes through in the way in which the loot system works. The way in which it's done here is very much like how the standard loot system in any MMO works. What this means is that you can pick up anything that's sitting around and simply pick it up and get what you need, then get the rest of the stuff from loot spawns. It's pretty much an example of modern day loot system mechanics taken to the extreme.
However, the system in Quick Loot RE isn't quite as advanced as the average MMO loot system. It doesn't have crafting recipes and has only basic crafting resources. This still, however, is enough to make the game much more fun to play. That, and the fact that some of the items are incredibly rare. If you want something really powerful, you'll want to look elsewhere, but Quick Loot RE does have a lot of content for those looking to simply enjoy more items rather than worry about what will and won't be in them.
I've found this feature to be pretty useful myself. It's been a while since I've needed or wanted a particular item, and Quick Loot RE has given me exactly what I need and nothing less. It makes finding the rare items that I need so much easier, and I can sometimes find better loot at a lower level that will help me level up much faster. The only draw back to Quick Loot RE, as I said before, is that it's not quite as advanced as some of the other mods out there. But that's really nitpicky compared to the benefits that it has to offer.
Just Assorted Mods Installation instructions: Main File - Just Assorted Mods
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Highly configurable set of new modern features such as a quick loot menu, dynamic crosshair, sprinting, and more. Settings can be tweaked using the Mod Configuration Menu found in the in-game pause menu.
To run Quick Auto Clean from your mod manager you will need to add -quickautoclean to the mod manager's launcher. The three methods shown are for Configuring QAC for MO2, Configuring QAC for Vortex, and Configuring QAC for Wrye Bash.
This procedure cleans 2 times. Some DLC requires that they are cleaned twice because after saving the cleaned mod's records are updated. The quick clean procedure does not save in between each step. When you close xEdit you will have the option to save the file with the changes or cancel. You will have to repeat this step for any DLC that requires multiple cleanings.
This procedure cleans 3 times and saves in between each step. Some DLC requires that they are cleaned twice because after saving the cleaned mod's records are updated. Because the quick auto clean procedure saves between each step, you no longer need to clean DLC multiple times with the feature. However, this process is automatic and you will not be able to stop it. You will only be able to review the changes once the process is completed.
For quick auto clean you will not be given an option to save. When finished you can review the changes, copy the LOOT info, and see any errors that occurred. For quick clean you will be presented with an option to save the plugin or cancel. 2ff7e9595c