Hey, I am just wondering what the major differences are that distinguish both leveling mods from each other. I have read the descriptions and played with them a bit, but you cant really grasp anything noticeable at the start.

So... I thought I might try to get some idea from people who have actually used either or both. Could you kind of give me an idea of what to expect.

Thanks

My experience is that nGCD is geared more towards players who want to play a conventional, dungeons-and-dragons-style "class"...and stick to that class for the duration of a game. Realistic Leveling tends to be geared more toward players who want to play either a jack-of-all trades character, or a character whose skill set changes during the course of a game. I alternate between the two mods regularly, depending on what type of character I plan to play.

That said, both mods are very configurable, via .ini files.

With either mod I always use http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=14304 Progress allows the player to have complete control over how fast skills level up. It also offers new ways for skills to level (missed spells add a percentage to advancement, etc).