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Ladies and Gentlemen, I am pleased to offer you an alternative to The Dance of Death for your killmoving pleasure. By lRekol, offers most of the same functions as TDoD, as well as a very ingenious scheme for manipulating ranged killmoves. Moreover, VioLens has the full support of its author, who is active in ways I can no longer be thanks to my own personal commitments. The Dance of Death will still be here for those that want to use it, but there's no malice on my part if you guys want to migrate to a more active mod with somebody that has the ability to keep updating and helping the users out.Happy Killmoves, fellow Dovahkiin!. The Dance Of Death version 4.0 out now!

4.0 comes in three versions; Classic, Dawnguard and Ultimate (all DLCs) Edition. When downloading, make sure you acquire the version which correlates to the DLCs you have installed, otherwise the game won't load properly. This new version utilises SkyUI 3.0's Mod Configuration Menu system (MCM) and will require both this and the latest version of SKSE in order to run.The 4.0 series is a complete overhaul of The Dance of Death, and has had to be reconstructed from the ground up for the recent Skyrim updates. 4.0 also boasts a myriad of new features and systems, and serves to make the art of killmoves more closely relate to the core gameplay of Skyrim by making the skills and actions of characters directly affect the type of killmoves they will perform. For more information on the art of Death Dancing, read on below, but once you start dancing, you'd best be prepared to learn fast. Once highlighted, each setting has a description field beneath the menu which discusses the effect of the setting, as well as what enabling or disabling the setting in question will do. Any alteration to these values will be saved between gaming sessions, and the changes to the settings are unique to each character.

This means that every single one of your characters can have their own unique variation of the settings saved, without needing to change or revert the settings when changing between characters.The Dance Of Death features a brand-new 'Perk Restriction System,' which can be used for play styles favouring immersion or those seeking to feel rewarded as their character grows in weapon skill. New killmoves are unlocked by gaining specific perks associated with the weapon types that the killmoves are for. As the player unlocks these perks, their repertoire of killmoves will continue to expand to match their character's developing skill level. The P.R.S can be disabled at will to give players full access to all of the non-decapitation killmoves with no required weapon skills or perks. The following the the necessary progression for updating from any pre-MCM version to a post-MCM version:3.1 - 3.3- Stopquest /Clean Save - 3.9 - 4.0When updating from 3.3 and below to 3.9 and above, it is necessary to perform a cleansave, using the following process:Load your saves, then open the console and input the following:stopquest DanceOfDeathAddSpellQuestSave and exit.1: Completely remove any old versions of TDoD from your Data directory. If you have used the NMM to install TDoD, simply deactivate the mod.

If you have manually installed TDoD, you must manually remove all of these files. V1.0 - Initial ReleaseV1.1 - Removed Last Enemy Requirement (thanks to ospothe!)V1.2 - Added new killmoves to various weapon types; 2 to One-Handers, 3 to Greatswords, 3 to Warhammers/battleaxes, 4 to Dual-wieldingV1.3 - Added new killmoves to various weapon types; 2 to Greatswords, 1 to Maces/Axes, 1 to Warhammers/Battleaxes, reshuffled some probabilities.V1.4 - Probability statements converted from. For Those Enquiring About Ranged Killmoves.Currently, there is no setting in the CK to adjust the chance or and modifiers associated with ranged or magic killcams. If and when this is fixed, these features will also be added to the mod.

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For now, adding the following lines to your 'skyrim.ini' file, located in your My Games/Skyrim/ folder, will enable ranged killcams to occur for almost every valid ranged kill. Note that these may cause bugs or CTD's, and should be treated carefully. Unfortunately, the 1.6/1.7 release appears to have broken most, if not all of these tweaks, but you might get lucky with it.VATSfVATSCastingAfterKillDelay=1.2000uVATSRangedPercentSneak=100uVATSRangedPercentGlobal=100bVATSIgnoreProjectileTest=0bVATSAllowNoKill=0bVATSMultipleCombatants=1bVATSForceRanged=1Feel free to tweak the settings to suit your taste. I reccommend setting 'allownokill' to 0, to prevent killcams from tracking missing or non-fatal arrows. If and when new 1.6/1.7 compatible tweaks are released, I will update this list to display the newer versions.