Imported save from live version: all attacks with all weapons cost no stamina

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After updating to the testlive from the current version of the game, no attacks cost stamina. Aiming with bow, sprinting, climbing, jumping, and swimming all still cost stamina.

Not sure what’s causing this. None of the mods being used should effect stamina consumption. Attacks on horseback do not cost stamina either. Server settings have stamina rate at 1.0. Still happens even with stamina consumption turned to max. This happens both with dedicated server and with coop. Effects clients and host.

Things I have not tried:
Creating a fresh save.
Testing on Siptah.
Looking through the .ini files or console.

Mods installed:
Grim’s Wonderbody Reupload
TopFreedom2
Swift Elevators
Coop Boss HP
Undead Horse
Altar Tweaks (light removal)
No Player Nameplates
GetClose
How to Train Your Dragon
Dancer Dance Change

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You are testing Testlive with mods. I can tell you that vanilla testlive does not have this issue.

You absolutely need to run Testlive without any mods prior to making a bug report.

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I can also confirm that the attacks use stamina on my TestLive server (no mods). The save was created before this patch but it was never modded.

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Interesting. I’m more posting this for diagnostic purposes rather than to get help. The added/modified files shouldn’t effect stamina consumption and I’m trying to figure out what exactly is causing that interaction to help the mod authors once this all goes live.

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You could start with GetClose since it modifies BasePlayerChar (which is a really not a good idea to modify for this very reason).

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To also state if you make certain build and reduce any stamina cost in settings you can get unlimited stamina for light attack and in some cases running but that’s the n Xbox now and I don’t have current build for game as I know they were editing combat a lot thus I cannot say for sure if it’s still capable on pc right now

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Confirmed it was indeed the GetClose mod. The author is already aware that that file is one to stay away from, so I guess that’s case closed :grin:

Thanks for that!