Bullet Time N adds bullet time, just like N other mods. But this one has a variety of visuals, and a Challenge.
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Bullet Time's a popular addition. There'll be N different bullet time mods by the time Vegas is done with. So why not skip the other N-1 and go straight to the end?
Bullet Time N gives you a hotkeyable item you can use to trigger Bullet Time, intended as an alternative to VATS. During Bullet Time, both you and your enemies are slowed- not necessarily by the same amount, though! You can waltz through foes slowed by 80% at full speed, or just have a slight advantage you configure.
The default setup slows time by 75% for NPCs, but only 50% for the PC, giving you a hefty advantage.
In addition, there's a couple of Challenges for killing foes in Bullet Time- kill enough, and in dramatic enough ways, and it'll be more efficient and effective.
There's also a variety of visual effects, ranging from the bizarre colour-inverted Za Warudo look to tinted, monochrome or blurry. And more to add...