Harvest Overhaul – deutsch
The new version 2.8.2 has been translated and can be downloaded here.
Have you ever wondered what actually happens to all the buds and plants that you harvest but never get more than one or two buds from? Or, why do you only ever get one or two drops from killed animals?
A saber-toothed tiger has umpteen teeth, a bear has several claws and a horker has enough meat for a whole family to survive. So why should you benefit so little from all this?
This mod changes those grievances and allows you to harvest multiple crops at once, depending on your alchemy skills. Additionally, it also adds certain probabilities to creatures that will allow you to extract more from them in the future. A real revolution for hunters and collectors.
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This mod was originally created by Omeletter. My performance was merely to translate it into German.
To use this translation, you must first have Omeletter’s “Harvest Overhaul” mod installed. You can find him here:
https://www.skyrimodding.com/harvest-overhaul/
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Installation:
1.) First download the “Harvest Overhaul” mod from Omeletter and install it according to the instructions given there.
2.) Move the file from this download into the installation directory (usually steamsteamappscommonSkyrimData) and overwrite the old file.
3.) Move the optional data to your installation directory as needed (for Dawnguard, Heathfire or Dragonborn users).
4.) Activate the files and have fun.
Annotation:
Since I don’t own a Dawnguard myself, I also had to use the TES universe dictionary and the wiki to translate the optional files as well. I hope I didn’t make a mistake there, but unfortunately I can’t verify this at the moment. So if there are any discrepancies, please contact me.
However, as far as the main part of the mod is concerned, I can assure you that it is bug-free. Using the core data for the main game should work fine.
Closing word:
Finally, I would like to advertise my latest translation here, namely the incredibly exciting mod “Immersive Jewelry”, which I translated here.
