• It doesn’t need to be a skill, it should just be an expansion.
• It’s only a minigame.
• There isn’t a core gameplay loop or it is a boring gameplay loop
• How do you actually gain xp?

• Sailing can offer significant levels of progression (which distinguishes it from a minigame and is what actually make it worth engaging with);
• Sailing is fundamentally an actual skill in real life (which fits thematically into osrs);
• It taps into one of the remaining environments yet to be interactable (imagine not being able to chop a tree, or mine a rock);
• There are a variety of gameplay loops which can tailor to every type of player (from those who want max efficiency, those who want low effort, those who want to spend GP and those who want to make GP).
• There is nothing in here which makes it feel like dungeoneering.

• The ability to command various vessels on water and out at sea in a variety of conditions (depending on your progression).
• or in a reductionist way it would be to “Sail boats”

• The seas would not be instanced (as is already confirmed)
• You should remain in control of your player (rather than become the ship)
• You should not interact with the ship through an interface (you should interact with objects on the ship).
• You should be able to free-roam the seas.
• You should not get XP for non-sailing activities (such as exploring an island or from catching fish on your boat).
• You shouldn’t be able to just get on a galleon at level 1 and sail away (as the whole point of an engaging skill is one with meaningful progression.
• Not everyone will like every gameplay loop (so we should offer a variety) and tbh for many of the existing skills, the gameplay loop already sucks.
• XP drops shouldn’t just be lots of smaller ones (like pickpocketing), nor should they only be massive ones at the end of activities (such as dungeoneering). There should be variety in this.

• As you are a beginner, you really don’t know what you’re doing. As such you shouldn’t be able to get out on the water straight away.
• I wouldn’t be surprised if sailing is locked behind a small beginner quest. This would likely be centred around one of the main dockyards or ports in the game (which might either be a new place, or a reworked one).
• Assuming players complete the quest and finish with ~4 sailing, they would then be able to start helping out in the dock - to learn the dryland aspects of sailing. A variety of activities would be completed around the dock to gain xp - this could be tending to moorings, helping calibrate navigation tools or repairing NPCs ships.
• It is worth reiterating that this would likely be for the levels from 4 to 10/15 and would realistically only last around 20-30 minutes.
• Once you have reached level ~10 you would then be able to start your on-water journey.

• The seas around the map should be broken down into 3 types of sea, each with different levels of difficulty. Roughly speaking it would correspond to the distance from the land. The naming is just an example in order to distinguish between these levels. Think about it as a layer, rather than a region (though both approaches could work) - you would need to pass through the shallows to get to the Open Water and then to the High Seas. As you go further from land, there will be points where the sea gets rougher.
• Your ability to access each sea isn't hard locked behind levels (nobody wants an interface saying you need 70 sailing to go further), but would instead relate to the sturdiness of your vessel (which is obviously connected to level). If you tried going to rougher water in an unsuitable vessel for too long, the boat (and maybe the player) would not survive.
• The analogy here with other skills would be unlocking new trees to chop, ores to mine, things to hunt, things to slay.
  • The Shallows
    • This is where you would begin your on-water adventure. The Shallows would include rivers, lakes and shorelines - for example Catherby. This would be for earlier sailing content such as levels 10/15 to 40.
    • This is where you get to grips with the core functionality of sailing, would be in a dinghy rather than a ship and the rewards would be smaller. There wouldn’t be as many waves.
  • The Open Water
    • This is slightly further out from the shallows, where it starts to get deeper, there are some waves, stronger currents and more wind. An example of this would be the stretches of water between existing islands (Karamja, Entrana and Crandor) and the main land.
    • This would be suited for the lower-mid levels of sailing (levels 40 to 65/70) and you might be looking at using a boat the size between a dinghy and one of the end-game ships.
  • The High Seas
    • This is where the sea is roughest and furthest from the land, with the greatest challenges but also the best rewards and XP. For example this could include the stretch between Zeah and the main land, the far-eastern lands or simply the middle of nowhere (including to the edge of the world). Consider it unchartered territory.
    • This would be suited for levels 70-99 and players here would be best suited in more advanced vessels which are larger, sturdier and better suited to the challenge. It is also where the end-game content for sailing would take place.
• This additionally offers natural challenges/barriers for players as there are channels in which their boats will perform best.
  • This offers an engaging problem solving element to navigation - that will quickly become natural or efficient routes might be remembered. E.g. If you’re not paying attention on your basic dinghy, you stray too far and get wrecked by waves.
  • Although the ships below might be able to brief rougher or shallower waters, it is less challenging to sail in the appropriate area. However, if there is a shortcut which might require a player in a dinghy to go on open water for a few moments, in order to save a huge amount of time, then they may be interested in taking the risk.

• When it comes to ships there should be different sizes and different styles - as well as the ability to further upgrade specific components to improve different sailing attributes.
• The analogy here is ships are the tools you use to interact with the sea - they are the pickaxe you unlock as you level up, or the new weapon.
• Examples of different sizes - though this could be built out further.
  • Dinghies - getting started at lower levels.
    • For example 3x1 game squares
    • These would be best suited to the shallows, would be very basic, not be very fast and would be seen as a beginner class of boat.
    • This would be great for being able to manoeuvre in local areas, rather than going out further to sea - it wouldn't be sturdy. As such the activities in shallow waters should reflect the need for a smaller boat.
  • Medium sized boats - getting the hang of it.
    • These would be bigger than dinghies, would probably still only be one floor but could have greater flexibility. For example, 5x2 or 6x2 game squares
    • At this size you would be able to start to add things to the boat in a more varied way - you could add one or two cannons, have more storage for loot/goods/resources.
    • As these boats are sturdier than dinghies, they would be more suitable for leaving the shallows and going into Open Water. This opens up the possibility for starting longer voyages (karamjan rum anyone?). The activities in Open Waters would reflect this.
    • However, as these boats are not as small as dinghies, there may be some shallow areas not suitable for it. Similarly as it is not as sturdy as a larger ship, it is unlikely to fair as well in the High Seas.
  • Larger Ships - time to master the seas.
    • How big these can get really depends on what the game and engine can handle. I doubt it would be as big as the pirate galleons at Pirate Cove. However I could see something the size of the Lady Lumbridge being the maximum (potentially). Either way, as long as it's larger than the medium boat - size doesn't matter.
    • This is obviously the ship for taking on the high seas - it is far sturdier and larger than a medium ship. As such it has all the benefits of this and all the downsides. This class of boat could have a greater number of cannons, be able to take more damage, could do longer voyages and store far more things.
    • A fully upgraded larger ship is how you would engage with the most difficult end-game sailing content. You could have a fully armed ship for combat or one suited entirely to getting as much trade.
    • However, due to its size it would be wholly impossible for this ship to get close to the shore (other than shipping lanes into the harboudock). Similarly there may even be the odd situation in Open Waters where a fully upgraded medium boat would perform better.
• These different sized ships would obviously be a major part of the progression. You would unlock these when you get to certain levels correlating with the difficulty of water. (This doesn't have to be rigid - there may be fun trying out the high-seas in a fully upgraded medium boat even if it doesn't have the durability to be there for long periods of time).
• Within each class of boat, there should also be different styles of boats that have different traits, may be used for different situations or by different types of player.
• There is additionally a great level of scope to introducing activities or quests to unlock these new styles - such as visiting the relevant port specific to the style.
• Examples of different styles of boats and their different applications:
  • Standard wooden style
    • These are the basic all-rounders that everyone is familiar with seeing in Port Sarim or other ports around the world.
    • As they are all-rounders they can suit a large number of applications.
  • Dwarven Steam Style
    • This is a style of boat which may be interacted with differently. It may be easier to navigate with, but would rely on a fuel (coal) in order to go. Due to its dwarven technology, it would be less responsive to changes in sea conditions.
    • This style of boat may be more suited to those who want a relaxed sailing experience, but at the cost of using fuel. Whether it is faster or slower than the other options would come down to balancing.
    • Though this style is easier to use, as it is more afk, the opportunity to gain XP whilst travelling reduces. It could however be suited for people completing other sailing activities instead.
  • Fremennik Longboat Style
    • This is a style of boat which may be more difficult to use and would likely be most suited to those wanting a high click intensity experience, for additional XP gain.
    • It would be particularly responsive to changes in sea condition (due to the fremennik’s natural sailing ability), thus making it more difficult to use.
    • Whether this style is faster than other types will come down to balancing.
  • Ghost style
  • Desert style
• Once you have unlocked and built/obtained a specific size/style of vessel, as you level up sailing you would additionally unlock upgrades for each class of vessel. This can bulk out some of the level progression in the skill interface as well.
  • These unlocks could then be applied to your vessel in order to improve its stats. The analogy here is swapping out different armour in the defense skill for different scenarios.
  • This can also be paired with specific items/materials in order to apply the upgrade. These could be found in shops, as loot dropped in the existing game, from quests or sailing related minigames/activities.
  • Simplicity here should also be key - there shouldn't be 10 different parts of the vessel which can be upgraded/tailored. Just like you don't have 10 ring slots or 2 hand slots (it just gets complicated).
  • It may be worth considering some tradeoffs as well with different upgrades - sturdier hull being heavier and therefore slower.
  • Unlocking upgrades for a class of boat shouldn't just be within the expected levels - there may be some upgrades for dinghies even when you reach 81 sailing. This may actually increase the relevance of different vessels at different levels by making certain activities competitive again at later levels.
    • Think a dinghy being better suited for a sailing raid in a cave - but it should be heavily upgraded (meaning it can still be end-game content).
• Examples of boat parts which could be upgraded
  • The rigging / sails (greater speed, efficiency or durability)
  • The hull (greater speed, efficiency or durability)
  • The steering mechanisms (wheel/rudder) (greater convenience or more accuracy)
  • Storage capacity (more storage for more loot, more trade or more resources)
  • Combat ability (cannons)
  • The Anchor (longevity or efficacy)
  • Utility items
    • Cannons, fishing nets, dredging.
• Changing between different styles, upgrades or even utility items should be done whilst at port. I think it may additionally be fair for players to have 1 of each class of vessel (not style) in their port so that they can easily swap into a different activity.

• This is where there is probably a lot of contention and a lot left to be explored.
• However, I was particularly interested in SoloMission’s commentary discussing players running around the ship and interacting with the various components on the ship to navigate. This allows us to remain as the players, rather than be the ships and also avoids any balloon transport or bone voyage styled interfaces. (Though on a 3x1 dinghy there won't be much running).
• The sea conditions - The Shallows, Open Water and the High Seas - will impact the different sailing conditions and at different rates (as well as depending on the boat class).
  • A specific example of how sailing conditions could be implemented.
    • Wind is the only thing you need to worry about in order to navigate - stronger or more volatile winds in deeper water. This may mean you need to interact with your rigging more frequently.
    • A player needs to interact with (maybe rotate) the rigging/sails in order to get going faster (walk vs run). This doesn't apply to dwarven boats (hint: different gameplay loops). This could be automatic, but take varied time as the character figures out the sweet spot (think different delays in lighting logs with a tinderbox or only clicking once to start fishing).
    • When a player is out at sea, waves can represent the damage to your ship. They do not however impact direction or speed. Bigger waves in deeper water.
• This could be made fairly simple and would obviously depend on the ship style (with dwarven ships being different). Simplicity here really is key…
  • Clicking right on the wheel/rudder should steer the vessel starboard (we can obviously introduce port/starboard and potentially inverse rudders to be accurate).
  • Interacting with the rigging/sails would additionally impact the speed depending on wind direction. If the wind changes then this will need to be adjusted.
  • Adding more fuel to the dwarven styled boat will be it's version of steering.
• Combat and extra activities
  • Combat should be made simple using the cannons - there shouldn't be a need to prime, load, fuse and then ignite the cannons.
  • Instead it should be just a simple one click load and fire (provided the player has the equipment needed in their inventory such as stackable cannonballs and a tinderbox). Alternatively it could be like a multi cannon which can store up to 30 cannonballs
  • There may be a cooldown on cannons which would result in the benefit of having two cannons on each side - the user would be able to run forward and back to both cannons to fire more quickly than a player with only one cannon. Or if multiple cannonballs are stored then it is just double the fire power.
  • Lowering and raising the anchor is simple - click anchor.
  • Deploying fishing nets/dredging should also be simple.
• This entire system is still up for debate and depends largely on engine limitations.
  • Waves should be relatively easy to visualise
  • Wind could simply be indicated by a wind indicator on the vessel
  • Currents may be more difficult when there are waves, but in the Shallows where there are no waves, currents may actually be easy to visualise.

• “But when do I actually gain XP? When do I get that sweet dopamine hit?”
  • You should be able to get XP when completing sailing related things - not from exploring an Island etc.
  • XP can be gained from actually sailing and from other activities. This would be similar to getting XP from runecrafting traditionally, or from GOTR styled activities.
  • XP Drop Sources
    • Upgrading your boat - no, this should not give construction XP. There is a reason you don't see architects building ships and ship builders building buildings.
    • Preparing for setting sail - you might get experience for depositing resources and materials needed for sailing onto your vessel (this obviously would not provide a huge amount of experience). But you should make sure everything is “Ship Shaped” before heading out.
    • Navigation - you would get XP drops for interacting with either the sail/rigging or the dwarven furnace - this could be a reliable source of experience. You might also get experience for redirecting the ship through the wheel/rudder (debatable as that could just be seen as the same as walking).
    • Repairing at sea - you would obviously need to repair your boat as it gets damaged from the waves. The frequency of this depends on the ship, upgrades and the sea conditions. This could provide another reliable source of experience whilst sailing.
    • Setting up the ship for other activities, but not whilst doing those activities. If you put the fishing net out, you should get experience for this, but not for actually catching any fish. If you load the cannons you might get XP, but not when it hits a target.
    • Other GOTR style activities (these would likely be the larger XP drop sources once the activity is complete).
• The gameplay loop for the skill is likely to be very different for each player.
  • To start you need to go to the port to access your boats - you can then add any upgrades or repair any damage before setting sail. Everyone will be doing this.
  • For people who like 3t4g or other click intensive training methods.
    • I could imagine these players gearing up their fremennik styled medium sized boats and heading out to sea, but traversing into the high seas. With this method, the boat would be constantly getting damaged by the waves due to its unsuitability for the conditions.
    • These players would be able to constantly repair the ship from damage and attempt to navigate - as their boat is weaker, they would need to frequently correct the sails or the rigging. This provides a steady stream of XP drops - maybe in the 300-800xp range.
    • These players may additionally be burning through resources (to repair the boat) and also risk losing the boat. They may also need to occasionally visit ports to re-supply. It may not be a cheap or sustainable method of training for many players.
    • Some of these players may wish to additionally complete extra activities whilst doing this click intensive more click intensive method for even more xp, though this may be difficult.
    • It makes sense for this to be a fast method of training - the player is learning to sail in extreme conditions.
  • For people who like traditional runecrafting or chopping teaks without tick manipulation.
    • These players may choose a more suitable boat for the sea they are on. However, they may still wish to use a normal type of boat which requires tending to the sails and rigging. These players would then likely go out and complete various sailing activities - such as smuggling - in order to gain additional bigger XP drops.
    • They would still need to correct the sails, navigate and repair the boat when needed, but this would not be as frequently as the example above.
  • For those who want a super afk experience and don’t want to deal with repairing their boat.
    • These players would likely get a dwarven styled boat, fill it up with tons of coal, upgrade the durability of the vessel and stick to the appropriate sea depth for their boat. These players would not need to fix the sails of the boat (due to the dwarven machines), nor would they need to repair any damage (due to the reinforced hull). Instead they can complete various activities - only needing to worry about navigation and not going into rougher seas (though there may be instances where it is worth doing so, such as shortcuts).
    • These players would likely stick to activities such as completing cargo contracts or searching for and salvaging wrecks. As such, they would miss out on the smaller and regular xp drops in the above examples, instead focusing on the larger xp drops from completing activities.
    • These players would value easy exploration, rather than click intensive training.
    • As these players would not be burning through resources as quickly as the other play styles, they may find sailing to be a more profitable, but slightly slower skill to train than the players wanting to burn through resources and gain the maximum sailing experience.

• Sailing should be a skill so that it can have meaningful progression. Players should remain in control of their characters, rather than the ship and they should be able to free-roam the seas. They shouldn’t just start on a ship and go…
• There should be three levels of sea - The Shallows, the Open Water and the High Seas. As you go further from the land, you go into different sea levels and will face additional challenges. Players should be prepared for these challenges.
• There should be three sizes of ship - Dinghies (3x1 squares), Medium boats (5x2 squares) and larger ships (8x3 squares). Broadly speaking, their suitability corresponds to the different sea conditions. Each player should be able to have one of each boat size (as and when they unlock them).
• There should be a variety of styles of boat - Standard, Dwarven and Fremennik. These would cater to different play styles and activities. Fremennik may be more intense, but would be better for XP, whereas Dwarven would be more afk and provide less xp.
• Players should be able to upgrade various aspects of the boats while they are in port. This provides additional benefits when out at sea - this may include reducing damage from waves or from decreasing the need to correct the sails as frequently.
  • Upgrades for smaller boats may be unlocked even in later levels, increasing the relevance of using dinghies even when a player is reaching level 99 sailing.
• Players would need to interact with their boats in order to travel. This can provide a source of reliable smaller xp drops as in traditional skill training.
  • They would need to steer with a wheel or rudder - this probably wouldn’t give any xp.
  • They would need to interact with the sails - much like the action of lighting a fire - in order to do sailing. This would give xp and would need to be repeated in order to efficiently travel. Think walking vs running on land. After a period of tine "the wind changes" and you need to interact with the sails again.
  • Boats would be damaged by waves, depending on the class of boat, the conditions of the sea and the upgrades of the boat. Fixing any damage would result in sailing xp. It would be possible to avoid this damage by upgrading the boat and sticking to appropriate sea levels (though getting damage may be an efficient training method).
  • Players would gain sailing xp for setting up additional things such as cannons, anchors or nets - though they wouldn’t get sailing xp for actually catching a fish.
  • Players would also need to ensure their boats remain well stocked with equipment and resources to stay on extended voyages.
• There would be a variety of activities around the sea-map and in each sea-level for players to complete. There would be a variety of themes. These would be a source of less frequent, but larger xp drops - as is typical in new skilling activities such as GOTR or Giants Foundry. Examples include - Smuggling, trade routes, piracy or wreck salvaging.
• There would be many different approaches to gameplay - tailoring to max efficiency or pure exploration. Everyone would be happy.
  • This whole system can then be built upon with a great sea-map, different sailing and non-sailing activities or even a raid where players on heavily upgraded dinghies go into a cave.

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OS: Microsoft Windows 10 Home v10.0.19041 CPU: GenuineIntel Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700K CPU @ 4.00GHz GPU #1: Nvidia GA106 \[Geforce RTX 3050\] GPU #2: Microsoft Basic Render Driver PHYSICAL MEMORY: 9.94 GB/15.95 GB 

\[ 0\] 0x7FF655940A44 Fallout4.exe+0050A44 -> 751304+0x4 \[ 1\] 0x7FF655940A78 Fallout4.exe+0050A78 -> 751304+0x38 \[ 2\] 0x7FF655940F4F Fallout4.exe+0050F4F -> 429791+0x5F \[ 3\] 0x7FF6559413D5 Fallout4.exe+00513D5 -> 374997+0x65 \[ 4\] 0x7FF655A37C01 Fallout4.exe+0147C01 -> 495456+0x31 \[ 5\] 0x7FF655A42C26 Fallout4.exe+0152C26 -> 1420843+0x66 \[ 6\] 0x7FF655A184CD Fallout4.exe+01284CD -> 1551875+0x4D \[ 7\] 0x7FF657440F26 Fallout4.exe+1B50F26 -> 329005+0xC6 \[ 8\] 0x7FF657441432 Fallout4.exe+1B51432 -> 194800+0x202 \[ 9\] 0x7FF657443F67 Fallout4.exe+1B53F67 -> 1492866+0x67 \[10\] 0x7FF65740CFED Fallout4.exe+1B1CFED -> 1079791+0x3D \[11\] 0x7FF9C5B17614 KERNEL32.DLL+0017614 \[12\] 0x7FF9C5D826A1 ntdll.dll+00526A1 

RAX 0x2182B5971A0 (void\*) RCX 0x7753726563696666 (size\_t) RDX 0x5 (size\_t) RBX 0x2180741D580 (BGSMod::Template::Item\*) Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" RSP 0x38B339F6A0 (void\*) RBP 0x2182B572B00 (TESObjectWEAP\*) File: "Melee Replacer.esp" Flags: 0x40000000 Form ID: 0xFE046849 Form Type: 43 Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" RSI 0x2182B572B00 (TESObjectWEAP\*) File: "Melee Replacer.esp" Flags: 0x40000000 Form ID: 0xFE046849 Form Type: 43 Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" RDI 0xFFFF (size\_t) R8 0x20 (size\_t) R9 0x2182B9B9BA0 (void\*) R10 0x0 (size\_t) R11 0x38B339F640 (void\*) R12 0x7FF65B4D8088 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+5BE8088) R13 0x7FF65B4D8080 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+5BE8080) R14 0x0 (size\_t) R15 0x7FF65B4D8084 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+5BE8084) 

\[RSP+0 \] 0x7FF65B4D8084 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+5BE8084) \[RSP+8 \] 0x2180741D590 (void\*) \[RSP+10 \] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+18 \] 0x7FF65593B42F (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+004B42F) \[RSP+20 \] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+28 \] 0x7FF655940A78 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+0050A78) \[RSP+30 \] 0x2182B9B9BC0 (char\*) " " \[RSP+38 \] 0x2182B572B00 (TESObjectWEAP\*) File: "Melee Replacer.esp" Flags: 0x40000000 Form ID: 0xFE046849 Form Type: 43 Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" \[RSP+40 \] 0x1 (size\_t) \[RSP+48 \] 0x2182B572B30 (BGSMod::Template::Items\*) \[RSP+50 \] 0x2182B572B00 (TESObjectWEAP\*) File: "Melee Replacer.esp" Flags: 0x40000000 Form ID: 0xFE046849 Form Type: 43 Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" \[RSP+58 \] 0x7FF655940F4F (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+0050F4F) \[RSP+60 \] 0x38B339F708 (void\*) \[RSP+68 \] 0x2182B572B00 (TESObjectWEAP\*) File: "Melee Replacer.esp" Flags: 0x40000000 Form ID: 0xFE046849 Form Type: 43 Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" \[RSP+70 \] 0x2180741D580 (BGSMod::Template::Item\*) Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" \[RSP+78 \] 0x7FF655A42D26 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+0152D26) \[RSP+80 \] 0x2173818BE20 (void\*) \[RSP+88 \] 0x7FF655C3A73E (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+034A73E) \[RSP+90 \] 0x1 (size\_t) \[RSP+98 \] 0x2182B572B30 (BGSMod::Template::Items\*) \[RSP+A0 \] 0xFFFF (size\_t) \[RSP+A8 \] 0x7FF6559413D5 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+00513D5) \[RSP+B0 \] 0x2182B572C38 (TESObjectWEAP\*) File: "Melee Replacer.esp" Flags: 0x40000000 Form ID: 0xFE046849 Form Type: 43 Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" \[RSP+B8 \] 0x7FF6F144FC02 (size\_t) \[RSP+C0 \] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+C8 \] 0x19 (size\_t) \[RSP+D0 \] 0xA (size\_t) \[RSP+D8 \] 0x7FF655A37C01 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+0147C01) \[RSP+E0 \] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+E8 \] 0x38B339F8F0 (void\*) \[RSP+F0 \] 0x2182B572B00 (TESObjectWEAP\*) File: "Melee Replacer.esp" Flags: 0x40000000 Form ID: 0xFE046849 Form Type: 43 Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" \[RSP+F8 \] 0x387EDA6F3E (size\_t) \[RSP+100\] 0x21790F6F760 (char\*) "b" \[RSP+108\] 0x7FF655A42C26 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+0152C26) \[RSP+110\] 0x2182B572B00 (TESObjectWEAP\*) File: "Melee Replacer.esp" Flags: 0x40000000 Form ID: 0xFE046849 Form Type: 43 Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" \[RSP+118\] 0x2 (size\_t) \[RSP+120\] 0x21790F6F760 (char\*) "b" \[RSP+128\] 0x2182A2D25C0 (BGSStaticCollection\*) File: "RadiGhoul.esp" Flags: 0x00000008 Form ID: 0x36046BCC Form Type: 37 \[RSP+130\] 0x2182B572B00 (TESObjectWEAP\*) File: "Melee Replacer.esp" Flags: 0x40000000 Form ID: 0xFE046849 Form Type: 43 Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" \[RSP+138\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+140\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+148\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+150\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+158\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+160\] 0x2182B572C70 (TESObjectWEAP\*) File: "Melee Replacer.esp" Flags: 0x40000000 Form ID: 0xFE046849 Form Type: 43 Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" \[RSP+168\] 0x2182B572BC8 (TESObjectWEAP\*) File: "Melee Replacer.esp" Flags: 0x40000000 Form ID: 0xFE046849 Form Type: 43 Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" \[RSP+170\] 0x2182B572B68 (TESObjectWEAP\*) File: "Melee Replacer.esp" Flags: 0x40000000 Form ID: 0xFE046849 Form Type: 43 Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" \[RSP+178\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+180\] 0x2182B572BB8 (TESObjectWEAP\*) File: "Melee Replacer.esp" Flags: 0x40000000 Form ID: 0xFE046849 Form Type: 43 Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" \[RSP+188\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+190\] 0x2182B572B78 (TESObjectWEAP\*) File: "Melee Replacer.esp" Flags: 0x40000000 Form ID: 0xFE046849 Form Type: 43 Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" \[RSP+198\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+1A0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+1A8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+1B0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+1B8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+1C0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+1C8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+1D0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+1D8\] 0x2182B572BE0 (TESObjectWEAP\*) File: "Melee Replacer.esp" Flags: 0x40000000 Form ID: 0xFE046849 Form Type: 43 Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" \[RSP+1E0\] 0x2182B572BF0 (TESObjectWEAP\*) File: "Melee Replacer.esp" Flags: 0x40000000 Form ID: 0xFE046849 Form Type: 43 Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" \[RSP+1E8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+1F0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+1F8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+200\] 0x2182B572C08 (TESObjectWEAP\*) File: "Melee Replacer.esp" Flags: 0x40000000 Form ID: 0xFE046849 Form Type: 43 Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" \[RSP+208\] 0x2182B572C20 (TESObjectWEAP\*) File: "Melee Replacer.esp" Flags: 0x40000000 Form ID: 0xFE046849 Form Type: 43 Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" \[RSP+210\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+218\] 0x2182B572C50 (TESObjectWEAP\*) File: "Melee Replacer.esp" Flags: 0x40000000 Form ID: 0xFE046849 Form Type: 43 Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" \[RSP+220\] 0x2182B572C38 (TESObjectWEAP\*) File: "Melee Replacer.esp" Flags: 0x40000000 Form ID: 0xFE046849 Form Type: 43 Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" \[RSP+228\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+230\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+238\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+240\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+248\] 0x2182B572DE8 (BGSAttachParentArray\*) \[RSP+250\] 0x2182B572B30 (BGSMod::Template::Items\*) \[RSP+258\] 0x2182B572B50 (BGSPreviewTransform\*) \[RSP+260\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+268\] 0x2182B572C88 (TESObjectWEAP\*) File: "Melee Replacer.esp" Flags: 0x40000000 Form ID: 0xFE046849 Form Type: 43 Full Name: "Shem Drowne Sword" \[RSP+270\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+278\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+280\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+288\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+290\] 0x2182B572B60 (BGSSoundTagComponent\*) \[RSP+298\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+2A0\] 0x217DF3A6B88 (void\*) \[RSP+2A8\] 0x7FF655A184CD (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+01284CD) \[RSP+2B0\] 0x217DF3A6B20 (void\*) \[RSP+2B8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+2C0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+2C8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+2D0\] 0x2182A2B4FE0 (void\*) \[RSP+2D8\] 0x7FF657440F26 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+1B50F26) \[RSP+2E0\] 0x7FF65B4DA088 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+5BEA088) \[RSP+2E8\] 0x7FF65B4DA038 (BSJobs::JobThread\*) \[RSP+2F0\] 0x7FF65B4DA038 (BSJobs::JobThread\*) \[RSP+2F8\] 0x7FF65766C6DE (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+1D7C6DE) \[RSP+300\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+308\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+310\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+318\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+320\] 0x7FF65B4DA038 (BSJobs::JobThread\*) \[RSP+328\] 0x7FF657441432 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+1B51432) \[RSP+330\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+338\] 0x7FF65B4DA038 (BSJobs::JobThread\*) \[RSP+340\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+348\] 0x38B339FA40 (char\*) "lN" \[RSP+350\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+358\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+360\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+368\] 0x7FF657443F67 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+1B53F67) \[RSP+370\] 0x7FF65B4DA038 (BSJobs::JobThread\*) \[RSP+378\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+380\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+388\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+390\] 0x7FF65B4DA038 (BSJobs::JobThread\*) \[RSP+398\] 0x7FF65740CFED (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+1B1CFED) \[RSP+3A0\] 0x4E6C (size\_t) \[RSP+3A8\] 0x38B339FA60 (void\*) \[RSP+3B0\] 0x2173807BC90 (void\*) \[RSP+3B8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+3C0\] 0x7FF65B4DA038 (BSJobs::JobThread\*) \[RSP+3C8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+3D0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+3D8\] 0x7FF9C5B17614 (void\* -> KERNEL32.DLL+0017614) \[RSP+3E0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+3E8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+3F0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+3F8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+400\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+408\] 0x7FF9C5D826A1 (void\* -> ntdll.dll+00526A1) \[RSP+410\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+418\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+420\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+428\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+430\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+438\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+440\] 0x7977C5D300000000 (size\_t) \[RSP+448\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+450\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+458\] 0x7FF9C3880020 (void\* -> KERNELBASE.dll+0110020) \[RSP+460\] 0x38B339E780 (void\*) \[RSP+468\] 0xF8BE60000FFF375F (size\_t) \[RSP+470\] 0x7FF9BAFFC5F3 (void\* -> nvapi64.dll+025C5F3) \[RSP+478\] 0x38B339E780 (void\*) \[RSP+480\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+488\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+490\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+498\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4A0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4A8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4B0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4B8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4C0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4C8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4D0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4D8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4E0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4E8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4F0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4F8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+500\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+508\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+510\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+518\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+520\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+528\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+530\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+538\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+540\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+548\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+550\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+558\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+560\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+568\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+570\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+578\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+580\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+588\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+590\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+598\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5A0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5A8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5B0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5B8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5C0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5C8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5D0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5D8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5E0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5E8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5F0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5F8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+600\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+608\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+610\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+618\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+620\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+628\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+630\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+638\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+640\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+648\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+650\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+658\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+660\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+668\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+670\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+678\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+680\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+688\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+690\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+698\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6A0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6A8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6B0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6B8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6C0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6C8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6D0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6D8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6E0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6E8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6F0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6F8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+700\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+708\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+710\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+718\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+720\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+728\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+730\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+738\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+740\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+748\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+750\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+758\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+760\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+768\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+770\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+778\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+780\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+788\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+790\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+798\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7A0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7A8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7B0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7B8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7C0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7C8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7D0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7D8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7E0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7E8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7F0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7F8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+800\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+808\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+810\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+818\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+820\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+828\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+830\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+838\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+840\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+848\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+850\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+858\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+860\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+868\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+870\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+878\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+880\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+888\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+890\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+898\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+8A0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+8A8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+8B0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+8B8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+8C0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+8C8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+8D0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+8D8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+8E0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+8E8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+8F0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+8F8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+900\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+908\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+910\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+918\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+920\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+928\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+930\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+938\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+940\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+948\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+950\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+958\] 0x0 (size\_t)