I'm just as much willing to accept the USSEP's interpretation of i. I understand what's been fixed for Serana a lot better now, and I can totally see how some of these things are debatable. Since we don't want to make SKSE a requirement for using USSEP, the issue can't be addressed on our end. Persisting yellow vampire eyes: Not something that can be addressed without the use of SKSE. You can apparently give her a different type of armor to prevent that from happening, if it bothers you. The script states that as long as she wears her vampire outfit, she will also wear the hood that goes along with it when outdoors. Serana has a script that controls wearing her hood in daylight conditions. Wearing a hood outdoors: An intentional design decision on the part of the developers. This would especially be true in Serana's case since she had been a vampire for so long and spent so much time underground. Even a cured vampire would likely not be overly fond of sunlight.
An issue that would cause her inventory access to become blocked due to her collecting an unremovable stack of hoods is also fixed.Ĭommenting on the sun: This isn't something that we would consider to be a bug. If she's cured, she will be removed from that alias and won't have vampire specific abilities anymore.Īs you saw in the change log, we fixed an issue with her still having access to her basic vampiric drain spell after she's been cured. Just for the sake of clarification I'll go ahead and address the original post as best I can below.Īll of Serana's keywords that affect vampirism (and being undead) are stored in the ResponsiveNPCVampireKeywords alias on the DLC1NPCMentalModel quest. At the top of the change log page there's a box where you can type in the bug ticket number and easily view said ticket in the tracker by pressing the "View Bug #" button.
Most log entries have a bug ticket number referenced, which will often provide further details on the fixed issue. As others have stated, we have an extensive change log which documents the bug fixes that are included in USSEP.
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