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Veritas - Lifestyle Perks Overhaul reworks all Lifestyles in the game and changes each Lifestyle from a perk tree design to a perk chart design, giving the player the freedom to pursue only the perks that they want. No longer are you required to unlock perks that you do not need.












Anyhow, just found this mod, is it compatible with some of the following that I'm using in my current playset:
More Lifestyles
Additional Lifestyles
Scrollable Lifestyle Window
BCK - Dynamic Lifestyle XP (ML)
That's what the game rule to add skill every 5 years is for. Additionally, nearly every lifestyle tree (except Wandering which is based on points of interest) features a perk that increases the skill based on fame, and at least one other perk that adds skill in other ways. For instance, +diplomacy from alliances, or +martial from devotion or battles. Learning is particularly valuable as it provides multiple skill increases, even +wandering xp.
Add a repeatable option to spend a perk point to increase the stat, makes reaching higher skill tiers more reasonable.
The current system makes a bad character even more frustrating to play.