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Is there a mod that increases the amount of bounty for a player after committing a crime over time?  I know on nexus they have one that decreases but I can't find anything that does the reverse.

 

Thanks!

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In a real life situation, the bounty only increases if you continue to commit crimes.  In Skyrim, such is the case.

If you commit a crime then stay away from the place you committed it soon people "forget" about the crime.

Continue to commit crimes in the same area and your bounty will increase.

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Yes, I understand how the bounty system works in Skyrim.  I was looking for a mod that increased the bounty over time, maybe using the logic while "people" may forget over time the law does not and the institution will incentivize bounty hunters to track down and arrest criminals.

 

Not too concerned about what real life is like, this is a fantasy game afterall, I mean there are freakin' dragons flying around. :smile:

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1 hour ago, crudo said:

Yes, I understand how the bounty system works in Skyrim.  I was looking for a mod that increased the bounty over time, maybe using the logic while "people" may forget over time the law does not and the institution will incentivize bounty hunters to track down and arrest criminals.

 

Not too concerned about what real life is like, this is a fantasy game afterall, I mean there are freakin' dragons flying around. :smile:

you may want to check Prison Overhaul Patched by Inte

it has a random bounty part in it ...i have never turned that part on so cannot say what it does for sure.

 

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On 4/5/2018 at 1:58 PM, valcon767 said:

you may want to check Prison Overhaul Patched by Inte

it has a random bounty part in it ...i have never turned that part on so cannot say what it does for sure.

 

Thanks, I have Prison Overhaul.  I looked at that part of the mod and I believe it just sets random bounties in specific holds or the entire land.  I don't think it has an escalating system.  I will double check to be sure.

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