you would probably not need to, since you'd have to play for a reeeeeallly long time to see the effect. about 82 in-game years for the final aging stage
oh ok but what if you added something to reverse the aging (and i under stand but i have over 700 hours in skyrim and ill probly put that many hours into a game this good so yea)
maybe, but I did some counting, and in Deluded you'd have to spend about 5k hours to see any aging effect whatsoever (45 years of age). so I don't see any need for anti-aging measures
Something I'd like to share is that if it roughly takes 5,000 hours for her to age up to 45 years, wouldn't a "default" tick or a customizable button to slow down or speed up the aging process by 5x be nice? After all, having that extra option wouldn't hurt.
