Maximus plugin

Using all three(3) modules or if NOT using English or if you do NOT want weapons to have the type appended to the name.Perkus Maximus Advanced Installation for Mod Organizer - Covers creating the Merged Patch, Bashed Patch and running PaMa.Errors[]With PerMa 1.3 PaMa is much more resistant to record based errors, during testing only outdated/pirate copies of the game were able to cause patching failures, the patcher can still fail from memory based errors. When reporting issues, please let us know if you use MO, NMM (and version), Wrye or manually install your mods. PaMa creates logs to help troubleshoot issues. Please use PasteBin, or a similar site, to post large text files, such as Load Order, Debug Log and Asynchronous Log. Logs can be found in; Skyrim/Data/SkyProc Patchers/T3nd0_PatchusMaximus/SkyProcDebug. If you use MO then they will be in: Mod Organizer/mods/ModName/SkyProc Patchers/T3nd0_PatchusMaximus/SkyProcDebug or Mod Organizer/Overwrite depending on how you handle them.Fails to run[]Make sure your Java is up to date and insure you followed the above instructions. Trying -Xmx512m instead of -Xmx1024m works for some people.If you have a version of java that starts with 1.8, they moved more things to the heap. This is why reducing the heap to -Xmx512m helps. See ☀ Master[]You have a mod that is missing a master or a plugin is loading before its master.java.lang.OutOfMemoryError[]The "heap space" error. A memory based error, it means that the operation it is performing will cause the patcher to exceed its memory limit. If you are getting this error, make sure your Java is up to date and insure you followed the above instructions.java.lang.StackOverflowError[]Another memory based error, it means that the operation it is performing has caused the patcher to exceed its memory limit. If you are getting this error, make sure your Java is up to date and insure you followed the above instructions. Extremely large mods, like Immersive Jewelry, can also cause this error due to the sheer volume of items being patched. (In the case of Immersive Jewelry, there is a patch that exists for Perkus Maximus which should be loaded after a Patchus Maximus

Please if you have any patches you'd like to share with others contact me! I would like to host them here.This is NOT a place to request additions!!! This is for fixes and functionality improvements!Welcome to the Unofficial patch central for Perkus MaximusDue to a couple of fixes having to modify the main .esp this is a direct overwrite\replacement esp fix of the Perkus Maximus SSE plugin!Update instructions:Install the files from this page over the files from the original mod. Choose yes to overwrite all if asked.Load up your saved game after installing these files and then perform a cell reset.A cell reset is mandatory when using this: Using the command console (Tap the tilde "~" key in game)Enter commands for the reset:setgs iHoursToRespawnCell 1setgs iHoursToRespawnCellCleared 1Then wait in game for a minute or two:Then re-apply the vanilla settings:setgs iHoursToRespawnCell 240setgs iHoursToRespawnCellCleared 720First version should fix the 'vast' majority of problems...Complete List of Changes (Expand the spoiler tab)Spoiler: Show=== 0.01 ===Saved in the latest creation kit.Removed the empty scroll and the empty staff enchantment that were causing issues.Sorted masters.Carried over the couple of changes from usleep.Removed one npc that was from the base game and unneeded in the mod.Carried over the survival keywords for the couple of armors needed.Converted the Mage, Warrior and Thief plugins to esl. I will add esp ones into the optional files for those who are upgrading in game as you need to stick to esp until you start a new game. Remember to do a cell reset!CREDITST3ndo for Perkus Maximus

Maximus succumbs to exhaustion and collapses on their graves.Slave traders find Maximus and take him to Zucchabar, a rugged province in North Africa, where he is purchased by Proximo, the head of a local gladiator school. Distraught and nihilistic over the death of his family and betrayal by his empire, Maximus initially refuses to fight, but as he defends himself in the arena his formidable combat skills lead to a rise in popularity with the audience. As he trains and fights further, Maximus befriends Hagen, a Germanic barbarian, and Juba, a Numidian hunter, the latter becoming a close friend and confidant to the grieving Maximus, the two speaking frequently of the afterlife and Maximus' eventual reunification with his family.In Rome, Commodus reopens the gladiatorial games to commemorate his father's death, and Proximo's company of gladiators are hired to participate. In a recreation of the Battle of Zama (incorrectly named the Battle of Carthage) at the Colosseum, Maximus leads Proximo's gladiators to decisive victory against a more powerful force, much to the amazement of the crowd. Commodus descends into the arena to meet the victors and is stunned to discover Maximus as the leader of Proximo's gladiators. The Emperor, unable to kill Maximus because of the crowd's roaring approval for him, sulks out of the arena.As the games continue, Commodus pits Maximus against Tigris of Gaul, Rome's only undefeated gladiator, in an arena surrounded by chained tigers with handlers instructed to target Maximus. Following an intense battle, Maximus narrowly defeats Tigris and awaits Commodus' decision to kill or spare Tigris. As Commodus votes for death, Maximus spares Tigris, deliberately insulting the Emperor and garnering the audience's approval. His bitter enemy now known as "Maximus the Merciful," Commodus becomes more frustrated at his inability to kill Maximus or stop his ascending popularity while Commodus' own popularity shrinks.Following the fight, Maximus meets his former servant Cicero, who reveals that Maximus's army remains loyal to him. They are camped at the port Ostia. Maximus forms a plot with Lucilla, Commodus' sister, and Senator Gracchus to reunite Maximus with his army and overthrow Commodus. Commodus however, suspecting his sister's betrayal, threatens her young son and forces her to reveal the plot. Praetorian guards immediately storm Proximo's gladiator barracks, battling the gladiators while Maximus escapes. Hagen and Proximo are killed in the siege while Juba and the survivors are imprisoned. Maximus escapes to the city walls only to witness Cicero's death and be ambushed by a legion of Praetorian guards.Concluding that legends born in the Colosseum must die there, Commodus personally challenges Maximus to a duel in front of a roaring audience. Acknowledging that Maximus' skill exceeds his own, Commodus deliberately stabs Maximus with a stiletto, puncturing his lung, and has the wound concealed beneath the gladiator's armor. In the arena, the two exchange blows before Maximus rips the sword from Commodus's hands. Commodus requests a sword from his guards, but they betray him and refuse to lend him their weapons. Maximus drops his own sword,

GladiatorSummariesA former Roman General sets out to exact vengeance against the corrupt emperor who murdered his family and sent him into slavery.Maximus is a powerful Roman general, loved by the people and the aging Emperor, Marcus Aurelius. Before his death, the Emperor chooses Maximus to be his heir over his own son, Commodus, and a power struggle leaves Maximus and his family condemned to death. The powerful general is captured and put into the Gladiator games until he dies. The only desire that fuels him now is the chance to rise to the top so that he will be able to look into the eyes of the man who will feel his revenge.—Chris "Morphy" TerryRome, 180 A.D. Much to the dismay of Commodus, the arrogant son of Emperor Marcus Aurelius, the dying ruler names Maximus Decimus Meridius, his loyal and victorious general, as his successor and protector of Rome. However, as sedition and murder change the course of history, the embittered rival rewards Rome's hero for his efforts with execution. Now, Maximus is at the mercy of Proximo, a hardened gladiator trainer. But from the vast deserts of North Africa, a new Maximus emerges as a gladiator, determined to hack and slash his way through Mother Rome to confront Commodus, the man who took everything from him. With a mind aflame with revenge, will Rome's once-beloved son find peace in death?—Nick RiganasA dying Marcus Aurelius plans to name his loyal and brave General Maximus as his successor in order to restore the power of the Roman Senate. However, his power-hungry, jealous son Commodus learns of the plan and plans to execute Maximus in order to secure his claim to the throne. Maximus escapes execution, but is sold into slavery and is forced to become a gladiator. Eventually, Maximus and his fellow gladiators are sent to Rome to perform for Commodus. Through his bravery he wins over the masses, much to the chagrin of Commodus. Can Maximus use his newfound popularity to avenge Marcus Aurelius' death, or will Commodus be able to keep the throne?—SynopsisShouting "Roma Invicta!" as his forces attack, General Maximus Decimus Meridius (Russell Crowe) leads the Roman Army to victory against Germanic barbarians in the year 180 A.D., ending a prolonged war and earning the esteem of elderly Emperor Marcus Aurelius. Although the dying Aurelius has a son, Commodus (Joaquin Phoenix), he decides to appoint temporary leadership to the morally-upstanding Maximus, with a desire to eventually return power to the Roman Senate. Aurelius informs Maximus and offers him time to consider before informing Commodus, who, in a bout of jealousy, murders his father.Declaring himself the emperor, Commodus asks Maximus for his loyalty, which Maximus, realizing Commodus' involvement in the Emperor's death, refuses. Commodus orders Maximus' execution and dispatches Praetorian Guards to murder Maximus' wife and son. Maximus narrowly escapes his execution and races home only to discover his family's charred and crucified bodies in the smoldering ruins of his villa. After burying his wife and son, a grieving

Here are some of the first pictures of the ASUS' high-end Republic of Gamers (ROG) Maximus XII family of socket LGA1200 motherboards based on Intel Z490 chipset. The lineup consists of an impressive 5 SKUs: ROG Maximus XII Extreme and Extreme Glacial (M12E); ROG Maximus XII Formula (M12F), ROG Maximus XII Hero WiFi (M12H), and the ROG Maximus XII Apex (M12A). The Maximus XII Extreme leads the pack with its 16-phase VRM that probably uses 90 A power stages. It includes Thunderbolt 3 and 10 GbE support. The Glacial version is possibly a combination of cosmetic- and functional changes (such as preparation for sub-zero cooling). The Maximus XII Formula is the go-to board for overclockers with elaborate liquid-cooling setups. The board comes with liquid-cooling ready VRM heatsinks. Compared to the Extreme, the Formula loses out on Thunderbolt, but retains 10 GbE. The Maximus XII Hero (WiFi) is next in line, and somehow better endowed than the Maximus XII Apex, in featuring an 8-layer PCB like the Extreme and the Formula; and a combination of 5 GbE and 1 GbE networking. The Maximus XII Apex comes with a 6-layer PCB, a single 2.5 GbE connection, but somehow a similar CPU VRM configuration to the Extreme. This is probably how the Apex could end up pricier than the Hero. Find specific details in the specs sheet below.

Maximus Stim is Enhanced Labs' latest venture into the realm of pre-workouts, introducing a high-stim formula comprising over 20 synergistic ingredients. Designed to overcome the physical demands and challenges faced by hardworking athletes every day, it sets them up for lasting success without the crash or jitters. For optimal results, take 1 serving of Maximus Stim 15-30 minutes before your training. Energy typically lasts for up to 3 hours after taking it. Maximus Stim should not be taken within 3 hours before bed to avoid nighttime disruptions. Maximus Stim is the first in the industry in harnessing over 9 high acting quality patented ingredients Absolutely! Maximus Stim contains nitric oxide-boosting ingredients that enhance blood flow, promoting a pump effect during workouts by improving nutrient delivery to muscles. No, due to the nature of its ingredients, Maximus Stim does not possess addictive properties and maintains steady energy surge levels, completely eliminating dependency.