上古卷轴5：重置版MOD Nirn的重力 - 现实秋季损伤

在香草游戏中，你可以跳下近10米（30英尺），甚至没有受到一点伤害。此外，作为一名运动员，你出于某种原因受到引力的影响不同于天际的其他人，动物和生物。然而，安装了Nirn（GoN）的Gravity，这将是一个完全不同的故事。

坠落伤害现在会以同样的方式影响每个人，并且玩家不再是Nirn的重力定律的某种特殊例外。

坠落伤害实际上是在现实水平。如果在现实生活中跳跃对你来说是痛苦的，那么类似的跳跃也会对你的天际角色同样痛苦。 Nexus上有一些mod试图做类似的事情，但它们只会增加难度而不会让它足够逼真。不要使用其他游戏作为跌倒伤害的参考。使用常识和你在现实生活中敢于尝试的跳跃。

如果你爬上一把椅子或一张桌子，决定不顾一切地从它上面跳下来，它就不会有危险，但它会伤到你的脚。跳下与你头部大致相同高度的悬崖可能不是超级危险，但对于你的膝盖和脚来说肯定是痛苦的。从屋顶跳下来是个坏主意。

GoN对于角色扮演来说也是惊人的，因为如果有任何可用的话，你最好应该使用楼梯，悬崖会突然造成更多的史诗挑战。

安装

建议使用Nexus Mod Manager或Vortex。如果您知道如何手动下载和提取文件，则可能不需要任何教程。

平衡

GoN是一种非常简单的方法，可以让游戏世界感觉更大，更具挑战性，只需几秒钟就可以冲下任何陡峭的山峰。 GoN不是针对普通玩家，而是针对那些想要在天际中获得最强硬生存体验的玩家。将GoN与Frostfall等其他生存模式相结合几乎是必须的（即使它不是技术要求）。

经过测试并确认，如果做得好，可以在Helgen期间幸存下来。尽管如此，它将是非常痛苦的。这是游戏中唯一一个从高处跳跃是你唯一可用选项的例子，而且由于这个跳跃几乎可以杀死100点生命值，它应该可以粗略估计出高度的危险程度。

数学和科学

坠落伤害的公式适用于每个人，如下：

f =（（h-100）* 0.1）^ 1.45 * m

f是健康点的坠落伤害输出，h是你坠落的高度，m是乘数，它将保持为1，除非你使用津贴或类似效果的任何东西。

GoN不会影响坠落速度或加速度，而只会影响坠落人员受到的伤害。我们无法确切知道Nirn的标准引力会是什么，并根据游戏中的内容计算它并不可靠，这进一步推动了这一点。此外，如果我们使用地球的标准重力作为参考，有人可能会抱怨物品相比下降得太慢，箭头速度太不准确，或与其他mod不兼容。

要求

所有你需要的是SSE。

兼容性

GoN应该与除尝试做同样事情的mod之外的所有东西兼容。

在某些情况下或某些比赛中减少坠落伤害的模型和功能仍将与GoN一起使用。

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In the vanilla game, you can jump down almost ten metres (30 feet) without even getting a little bit hurt. Furthermore, you as a player have for some reason been affected by gravity differently than the rest of Skyrim's people, animals and creatures. However, with Gravity of Nirn (GoN) installed, that will be an entirely different story.

Fall damage will now affect everyone the same way, and the player is no longer some sort of special exception from the laws of gravity on Nirn.

Fall damage is literally at realistic levels. If a jump would be painful to you in real life, a similar jump will be equally painful to your Skyrim character. There are a few mods on the Nexus that attempt to do something similar, but they only increase the difficulty without actually making it realistic enough. Don't use other games as a reference to how much a fall would hurt. Use common sense and what jumps you would dare attempting in real life.

If you climb up a chair or a table, and decide to recklessly jump down from it, it won't be dangerous, but it will hurt a little bit in your feet. Jumping down a cliff that's about the same height as your head may not be super dangerous, but it would definitely be painful for your knees and feet. Jumping down from a house roof is a bad idea.

GoN is also amazing for roleplaying since you preferably should use stairs if there are any available, and cliffs will suddenly pose much more of an epic challenge.

Installation

Using either the Nexus Mod Manager or Vortex are the recommended methods. If you know how to download and extract files manually, you probably don't need any tutorial.

Balancing

GoN is a very easy way of making the game world feel a lot bigger and challenging when you cannot just rush down any steep mountain in mere seconds. GoN is not directed towards average players, but rather to those who want the most hardcore survival experience possible in Skyrim. Combining GoN with other survival mods such as Frostfall is almost a must (even though it's not a technical requirement).

It has been tested and confirmed that it is possible to survive the jump during Helgen if done properly. It will be very painful though, just as it should. This is the only instance in the game where jumping from a great height is the only available option to you, and since that jump nearly kills you at 100 heath points, it should give you a rough estimate of how dangerous heights are.

Maths and science

The formula for fall damage, which applies to everyone, is this:

f = ((h - 100) * 0.1)^1.45 * m

f is the fall damage output in health points, h is the height you fall from, and m is a multiplier that will remain as 1 unless you use perks or anything of similar effect.

GoN does not affect fall speed or acceleration, but simply how much damage someone would take from a fall. That is further motivated by the fact that we cannot know for sure what Nirn's standard gravity would be, and calculating it based on what's seen in the game is hardly reliable. Additionally, if we would use Earth's standard gravity as a reference, someone might complain about items falling too slow in comparison, and arrow velocity being too inaccurate, or not compatible with other mods.

Requirements

All you need is SSE.

Compatibility

GoN should be compatible with everything except from mods that attempt to do the exact same thing.

Mods and features that decrease fall damage under certain circumstances or to certain races will still work alongside GoN.