Has anyone tested this with the Apocalypse magic mod?

So does this increase my magicka points.

Oh and also, is there a reason you didnt just have it use a general buff to your magic with each 10 points of magicka, something like X% per 10, or a users choice deal, so it could avoid the conflicts with user created spells and all those other annoying things? I understand it may have been diffcult to make it dependant on the mages skill without the perks, but then maybe simply adding a secondary bonus for the perks in that school of X% per point would have been enough to differentiate the skill versus raw power component. Though it would be fine without that as the perks are vastly useful if your going to be an actual mage anyway, kinda unplayable without them in any version of skyrim you might have chosen.

Does this work with mods that change perks like skyre, or really any good mod, because while i like the idea ALOT, i simply cannot use the vanilla perks, they suck.

Hey dude, can you make my personal magic scaling mod please, or teach me how to make my own?

Yes, they do.

do the bound swords still scale with one-handed skill? (or two-handed)

Does this mod work with Invested Magic ??

does this work with Better Magic?

I've been browsing for mage enhancements but never thought of this 'till I saw it. Very clever, I like it. :)

Have you thought of turning the mastered magicka effect into a sort of "overdrive mode"? Like, maybe when it is active, casting costs more magicka, but the spells are more powerful. It'd make this mod more unique, and you wouldn't have to compete with other magic scaling mods. Also, mages need a "berserker rage" cooldown like those orcs gots. :P

Will do man, I appreciate the response even though its been so long ;).

Yes, setAV affects this. There's a delay of up to 10 in-game seconds between when your Magicka changes and the power values get updated. Also make sure you have the appropriate perks.

Any idea if magicka added via the player.setav magicka ### console command counts towards this effect? Im up to about 400 magicka and I havn't noticed much of a change in my spell damage, and the actual menu tooltip hasn't updated at all (Not sure if its supposed to)

I'll look into it when I feel like it. For the most part, it's working for everybody and doesn't even so much as catch attention until you turn on that setting you mentioned. Until then, I have another project going.
Also, those are probably not malfunctions, just warnings being written into the log. A lot of frameworks like to do that.

Pt 2: I'm not trying to get down on you. I'm not trying to 'dis' you. I like your mods and would look forward to re-installing them. I just think you need to get busy and clean up the code so that the system isn't cluttered by functions being called on NONE objects and other side effects from not having done proper testing before invoking functions on objects.
After you read this msg, I invite you to delete it. It is NOT my intention to cast a negative light on your enthusiastic contribution. I, being me, find I can't in good concious use a mod that is generating all that 'noise'. That's just me. Been programming for a long time now.
I hope you can fix what I'm referring to. Or, if the 'noise' is necessary, perhaps you could enlighten me as to why?

Pt 1: Well, OK, I was being facetious and I thought you'd get it. My bad.
I'm not worried at all about my debug log file. It is merely doing its job by informing me when code is malfunctioning. And your mods (Mastered Magicka, End Levelling, Spell Eraser) are doing plenty of that. I invite you to to open skyrim.ini and change all the debugging and trace options from zero to one. Then you will see what I'm talking about.
I've coded extensively for skyrim and none of my code winds up in papyrus0.log. Additionally, I have many, many mods installed. With the exception of Imp's More Complex Needs none of them adds a single line to papyrus0.log.

I can't see why you should. You can delete a log file at any time to clear it.

Mastered Magicka is filling up the debug log file. Should I be worried?

In theory, it should be the same as with Midas Magic - most spells should work, but some spells could not react to the buff all (because they were implemented via scripting).

Does this MOD work with Apocalypse Spell Package (2.05)?

Alright thanks, sorry for a long reply back, been doing lots of things!

My prediction: Mastered Magicka will stack with Invested Magic's Destruction scaling, resulting in crazy-ass damage. Impact and the elemental perks will work as designed in Invested Magic. But that's just a prediction based on what I know about ho scaling is implemented in mods.

I only ask because of this part of the mod (From Invested Magic)


-- Destruction Perk Tree:
- - - The main perks (Novice, Apprentice, etc.) now allow damage scaling based on skill level. The twist here is that the scaling takes into account the skill levels of all five schools of magic, so the mage who masters all five will do more damage than one who devotes himself entirely to Destruction.
- - - Impact affects Novice level spells (at a reduced rate).
- - - Intense Flames, Deep Freeze, and Disintegrate now affect enemies at 50% health, but they now have a chance to resist. These perks were originally worthless "win more" abilities, because once you get an enemy down to 20% health, you've pretty much already won.

Hmm, not sure. Haven't tested that one. It's a given that infinite buffs are not going to benefit at all (because the benefit is increased duration).

Does this have compatible isues with "Invested Magic{Current}"?

Congratz on feature on Skyrim GEMS!:)

@Materia User - No, this also affects durations in the case of other spell schools, in the same way that "Fortify [Spell School]" potions do.

so is this mostly for destruction? you say damage, so I'm guessing only spells that do damage are affected not durations etc?

I like your plugin, I think you could imrove the texte desciption, take a look at the steam formating link.

Best destruction school fix I've seen. Liked the sense of minimal changes and fairness it brought. Before this, I was looking into "Extremely Vanilla Destruction Revamp"
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=84972240
and I was disappointed by the unfair speed of access. This mod definitely slows that down.

No, it only affects you.

Does this change the damage of NPC spells? After subscribing, I noticed that some NPCs with DoT-spells were killing me in just a few seconds.

Whoops. Forgot to update the steam page. It turned out to only be partially compatible with Midas. Some of the more elaborate spells don't scale.

Are you sure Midas Magic is compatible? Love the mod!

It's already there: http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/17963/

Can you put this up on the Nexus?

It scales the same for Altmers as it does any other race. The 50 extra magicka is a Fortify affect, which yer Mod ignores in it's calculations.

I figured it worked this way, but I wanted to confirm.

I'll see what happens, and let you know for certain.

It's not a big thing, just something that I hadn't seen asked yet, so I was curious.

I've been looking for a mod to fairly fix Destruction for ages, after watching this -

/watch?v=qPCj9zrFXoE (I honestly think you should watch it)

Thanks so much man!

I haven't looked into it, but I assume that Altmers start out with their base Magicka set to 150. So it should be that you start out normally, with 0% from the mod, but then when you get your first "Novice [Spell Scholl]" perk the bonus instantly jumps to 12.5%. In this sense, Altmers have a slight advantage with this mod.

How does this scale for Altmers? They have a base Magicka of 150, rather than 100, thanks to Racials. Does it automatically give Altmers a 12.5% boost to their spell damage, even before putting any points into your magicka? Or does it set the base Magicka in the calculations to 150 when playing an Altmer?

This mod looks like it would be a good way to manage scaling, far better than any other attempts I've seen. Prolly gonna be givin' it a shot.

This mod - no. Another seperate mod - perhaps.

any chance that this mode would increase dmg of bound weapons?

Bound weapons should have increased duration. A while ago xdustmile tested the mod with Apocalypse, but there hasn't been much word since. You can look at the comments at Skyrim Nexus: http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/17963/ . I think I'll test it myself sometime in the near future.

also pls does this work with Apocalypse Spell Package ?

how does this work with bound weapons?

@Jabbadan I am guessing that you only played around with magic up until around level 25 or so, and then switched to another character? If that's the case, then you didn't experience the frustration that is end-game Destruction. Fixing that is what this mod is all about.
@Harnel Yes, those high-tier dragons are quuite the damage sponges. Even with this mod a dual-cast Thunderbolt barely tickles an Ancient Dragon.

So just lay off, alright? If you're not here to download the mod, you shouldn't be here to smack talk it either.

As for talking to the mod Author; I'm liking it! My mage character used to have a lot of trouble with Elder Dragons because he couldn't do enough damage to them to really make a difference. now I can at least kill them in a reasonable time frame. Added to favorites, and put in a positive vote :)

Sorry Jabbadan, but that's nopt true. Magic in any form lacks scaling. That flames spell that deals 10 damage? it will deal 10 damage for the entire time you have it. Even with this mod, at level 35, I have to blast appropriate targets upwards of four times with a double cast fireball to have any hope of killing an opponent. You want one shotting? Maximize smithing and make a mace. The only thing magic has over weapon nelee in Skyrim is that it's more versatile. And even then, unless you're good at managing you magicka, or have enough of it not to matter, there's a chance you'll run out of your ability to do anything in a fight .