So I know some modders have moved on to Ascended now, but Evolved remains popular and still has a lot of life in it, plus given that there are now no more updates, more complex mods can be created without risk of breaking things. So with that in mind:

Has anybody made a mod which removes the level bonus gained from taming effectiveness? Or would such a mod even be possible?

I'm talking about the levels a creature gains when they wake up from being tamed, which are randomly assigned to stats based upon the effectiveness of the tame. It strikes me that in all of the game's mechanics, this singular aspect may perhaps be the most unbalanced element, which makes the lategame, high-level play much more boring than earlygame. Because the dino gets a massive boost to levels (which is further accentuated if the max wild level is high) it makes tamed dinos much more powerful than wild ones, meaning that when you have a high level tame of almost any species, survival against the wild creatures becomes trivial.

I've recently been considering a new playthrough where I use a maximum wild level of just 30, to keep tames and wild creatures much more balanced with each other, but still this level bonus would be a problem to that playthrough, making the game easier. And deliberately sitting punching every single creature I tame to reduce the effectiveness to 0 seems like a chore. Is there any mod out there which would make it possible to play without getting that level bonus even if taming effectiveness is high, and if none exists yet, would such a thing be doable?

Any assistance would be appreciated, thank you.