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I've never been entirely clear on the specifics of it. If an NPC has a negative opinion of you then you can use the grumble interaction to try and improve the relationship. I would guess it either removes dislike/hate points, or it converts hate to dislike. Maybe Monosomething knows more about how it works.what does Grumble do?
what does Grumble do?
Thats if you fail the interaction - if you succeed it gives you like count, but it doesnt solve the issue one is having. Getting out of a hate hole takes more than just converting one type of bad LLDH into another. Having nothing but hate points with an NPC will make the NPC openly hostile to you, insulting you and trying to fight you non stop (refuse all such instances if you care enough, to not make matters worse - you might get slapped without interaction, and you have to take it as it shifts LLDH count more towards dislike). Having nothing but dislikes makes the NPC unwilling to speak to you.it converts hate to dislike.
I find that Grumble is only worth using if you get a 0% chance for the Praise interaction. Otherwise I'll use a combination of Praise and friendly chats to slowly get the relationship back up. It also seems to put the PC into the sad mood when you use it since I tend to get NPCs rushing up to me right after to try and cheer me up.Thats if you fail the interaction - if you succeed it gives you like count, but it doesnt solve the issue one is having. Getting out of a hate hole takes more than just converting one type of bad LLDH into another. Having nothing but hate points with an NPC will make the NPC openly hostile to you, insulting you and trying to fight you non stop (refuse all such instances if you care enough, to not make matters worse - you might get slapped without interaction, and you have to take it as it shifts LLDH count more towards dislike). Having nothing but dislikes makes the NPC unwilling to speak to you.
The devs had a concept and they fucked it up. What Grumble should be doing is converting hate/dislike points into like points, but since like points dont exists in (pure) hetero v hetero or (pure) homo v homo relations...
Best to just not use this interaction, and instead keep asking NPCs friendly with the target to improve the targets opinion of you, as well as joining any group activities the target calls out to do. Its a slow process, and the best way to avoid it is to just not piss off that one chick you want to get in the pants of.
Ive only ever once (or twice) managed to improve relations with my ex. Took me weeks to achieve. You decide if its worth the hassle.
Spreading rumors does that too. Even spreading good rumors... strangely.It also seems to put the PC into the sad mood when you use it since I tend to get NPCs rushing up to me right after to try and cheer me up.
There are outfits/outfit packs other than 2 that you've downloaded, so it's possible whatever cards you've tried have been using outfits that you don't have. Some outfits are also overrides of existing clothes, and don't display properly in the editor. You may have to load the card in-game to see it properly.Okay so I've been struggling getting custom clothing installed and finally decided to give up and ask you good ol'
chaps.
For starters, I have a fresh download and extraction of AA2MiniPPX V8:
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I then went to:You must be registered to see the linksand downloaded this stuff: View attachment 4133059
And this stuff:
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I then placed all the PPX files in the "Data" folder and dropped the "Hardlinker" .rar file and the Hardliner .Bat and .SH files in the "Textures" folder and ran them. However, it seems that doesn't work either since any card I open defaults to the vanilla outfits. Anybody know what I am doing wrong?
About time...On an unrelated note, I see the Modern Installation Guide was finally updated to suggest installing the Unified Personality Pack.
I almost didn't bother releasing this, but maybe someone will get some use out of it.ObserverPrevents NPCs from interacting with you.
Observer mode is toggled by pressing the 'q' key by default. The OBS_KEY global can be edited to change the key.
[PC Only]
Details:
This is a very simple module that I made when I was testing the witness mechanic in the Premeditated module. It works like the in-game option "Disable NPC->PC action" except with a couple of differences. The problem with all of the in-game options is that it's not entirely obvious whether the option is being enabled or disabled when you press the hotkey for it unless you've memorized the different toggle sounds. You may also forget that it was enabled in the first place. With this module, when you press the toggle key it'll notify you on screen that the observer mode is either being enabled or disabled. If the mode is still enabled when a new period starts, it will display a notification to remind you so that you aren't confused about why NPCs aren't coming up to talk to you.
The other motivation for making this is I wanted a way of toggling whether the PC would count as a witness or not for testing purposes during NPC-NPC murder interactions handled by Premeditated. When the toggle key is pressed it enables/disables the module itself i.e. the Observer card bool is set to true or false. This way the module can be hooked into other modules by checking whether the Observer module is enabled or not.
Known Issues:
- The module's observer mode is not synced with the in-game "Disable NPC->PC action" option since there's no way for modules to check the state of game options. The module doesn't really do much if that option is already enabled since they have the same effect.
- The module doesn't prevent NPCs from stalking you, where they attach themselves to your character and follow you everywhere. Uncertain if the in-game option has the same problem or not.
I didn't think the Sex Friend status even did anything if they were higher than Normal Virtue. I think you get a 0% chance if you try asking them yourself to have sex if they're High/Highest VirtueWelp... AA2 strikes again with its unclear mechanics. By now we know that cards with the Easygoing trait will seek sex with their sex friends (but only if they have a partner)... now i was called into the girls shower for sex by a chick who didnt have that trait (high virtue - made sex friends of her prior). Obviously, no modules on that card (nor on me, at least none that would affect this).
Wonder what else is there to discover about this game...
Thats true, but with the Easygoing trait they will ask you now and then to have sex... plus, apparently, without it too. Not highest virtue, though. Those can only be sexxed via competition (or forced). Not even Easygoing trait is going to change that.I think you get a 0% chance if you try asking them yourself to have sex if they're High/Highest Virtue
Were i on the receiving end of this, id reply with:An example of my primary motivation for making the Cooldown module. This was directed towards another NPC during a single period:
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I used to pray for death when this would happen to me. They just follow you everywhere, spamming the interaction over and overWere i on the receiving end of this, id reply with:
"either kill me or keep your mouth shut"