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Weaklings Always Give XP

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Description

Fighting weak enemies Always gives XP, contrary to vanilla.

In Vanilla, a high level character has a 90% XP malus, when fighting an enemy with 25 levels less than him.
With this mod, the same 90% malus only applies, when facing an enemy 1000 levels below you.

Enjoy killing bandits, they're worth it again. :)

Note : if you want a "50 levels below you" version, use my other mod :
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1616003450

If you want to check my other mods, click here :
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/workshop/filedetails/?id=1605538512

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28 Jan, 2019 @ 8:09pm

Малый перевод удачи вам :) ;)

GRIZLIMEN ДОБРЫЙ

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Almasty 26 May @ 9:32am

Is this experience gain only for players? Or does it also give the XP to the NPC like in vanilla?

Xeonzs 11 Mar @ 7:49pm

Sorry, I just read the description, I am a fucin dumbass.

Xeonzs 11 Mar @ 7:48pm

Could you make a version where the new value is 50 instead of 1000?
I find that vanilla limit is indeed too strict, but anything over 80 makes the game too easy.

BlackWaterAquifer 11 Mar @ 12:53pm

should always import and have back up saves.

Cool_I_Guess 23 Jun, 2024 @ 9:57pm

Is this mod safe to add to preexisting saves?

Finical 25 Mar, 2024 @ 7:16pm

I've been using this mod since I got back into Kenshi. I think I've racked up like 200+ additional hours and I've had no noticeable crashes or issues, at least none out of the ordinary (once or twice the game does crash, but I mean that literally; it's been once or twice in my recent 200+ hours). The game is actually quite stable and I've played for hours on end without a crash. So yeah, this mod isn't causing issues. Moreover, it really helps with the tedium. I was fine on my first playthrough not using this, but I wouldn't say I loved it. It just takes a lot of time to train combat skills and you spend so much time checking to see if you're still gaining decent XP and it can be hard to gauge. This mod just makes the game a little more bearable for people like me who lose interest eventually. It's no exaggeration for me to say it is almost the main reason I am able to keep playing for so long.