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your kinda a nut job .... if you don't have antivirus software please take yourself elsewhere and buy it now.
HTML Masters of Raana [v0.8.3.6d] [GrimDark]
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looks like someone has nuts for brains. more than not you have no clue. how to even think or type to anyone with name calling as your first option. he is right not trust any dld, that's why we can post code here for anyone interested in it.
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Factions you can increase standing in with a quest are the Town Hall/Fort Hamilton, Kymanto Hall, Preacher's Hall with the Michelle quest (5 standing afaik, might be outdated), and Fort Sera.
The real money making factions like House Carozza, you have to donate and you can only donate until 70 standing. It might be inefficient to get 70 standing early on because you would have to donate so many rifles but 20 is very doable when you get your workshop up. The Catholic Church and Warrior's Hall, you can donate up to 100 (150?) standing and if your religion is Catholic (Church) and Aesir (Warrior's Hall) respectively, you now own them for as long as your religion matches theirs. The income they provide you increases with standing and once you own them their faction power is added to yours.
Standing with the Catholic Church can also be increased when the priest asked you for one of the early quest artifacts and you give it to him. If the Catholic Church is surrounded by bandits during low city control, killing those besieging bandits improve your standing.
Kymanto Hall only has six story slaves, yes.
This is how it worked in 0.8.3c. You have to complete Caitlyn's very long quest (The Blind Hunt) and then get her affection up so you can ask her for her hopes and dreams. You then go to your NPC Menu, clear her jobs and titles, go to Actions on Caitlyn's tabs, select Free Slave, and after that you dismiss her from your household. She will then build a clinic in Westside. Once you upgraded it a bit, you can bring her back. Not sure if that last bit is required but that's what I did. Save to disk before you dismiss her. Always save to disk. Her affection may not be high enough, or you forgot to free her to upgrade her status to servant, etc. Lot's of things can go wrong so you save.
Mai-Lynn, roughly the same deal. You have to complete her entire questline, open her father's store, open up NPC Menu, clear her jobs and titles, and go to Actions and then Free Slave to upgrade her to servant status. You then dismiss her and she will go to her father's store. Save to disk before doing all that. I do not know the exact affection they need to be to do that because the wiki is still down for me. I did these on Undying affection but that is probably not necessary.
Your health or your NPC's health? Your health is improved just by buying the appropriate augmentation in the Crystal Heights Doctor's Hall and you max out at 200 health after the final upgrade.
Page 2 of 4 in the jobs and titles section.
Which one? The one for hacking or the ones in your house? I assume the hacking since the ones in your house has a clear upgrade price. You can buy the level II hacking computer max. If you are having difficulty hacking a door, bring an NPC with Techie trait. Some higher level doors you just have to keep clicking to brute force it. I am not sure if you or your techie NPC's Science stat affects any hacking attempts.
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Anybody????
I'm starting a new game and Loren, Amelia, & Michelle have addiction and god knows how to remove them.
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The part with you must be the same religion is wrong i have no Religion but im the leader of the Catholic Church and Warrior Hall and even from the Bandits. It change from alone when you reach 100 Standing you become the new leader regardless what is your Religion
Wiki may help but usually doing the opposite of the trait fixes it. like being nice to malevolent makes them less so
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I do not think anyone knows yet. I captured one now for experiment. TL;DR: I think keeping their discipline stat at ~40 (the addiction discipline cap) might work.
Experiment details:
I have tried Neuraclean. It cannot be neuracleaned. I tried to get him to Doctor's Hall, no cure. Hunt Research via the Project Erebos actions menu, nothing. If it is a trait that can be edited in console command, someone correct me because all the traits are accounted for and none of them corresponds to addiction.
Far as I was concerned, Addiction was a nuisance trait designed to make sure male slaves do not completely powercreep female slaves. We just sell the male slaves with them, I think. I have not heard of women getting the trait so that's on me.
Those three are unique NPCs though. So I tried one last experiment. I decided to treat addiction like how I treat Sweet Tooth: high discipline stat. I set my newly captured NPC's allowance to $30 (tooltip says $25 dollars allowance counters its debuffs). I cheated his affection to loving+ so I can set him as a guard. I cheated his discipline to 80. I set him as a guard and kept pressing conclude day. His discipline went down to 40 the moment I hit conclude day because the addiction trait apparently forcibly reduces it to 40. Being a guard means his discipline has a chance raise per day up to a cap for this job (60 or 80 was the cap) when your captain is good at his job. My captain is Ayden. So my NPC kept his discipline at 40 after around 15 conclude days. It seems that there is some progress in the addiction bar if his discipline is high enough.
I am not sure if it will complete disappear in time. And unless the wiki explicitly says it will, I do not know if this is the way to get rid of that trait. All I know is that there is some progress on the red bar as long as you keep your NPC's discipline as high as it could when midnight hits.
If you are early in your playthrough, another option is to just reset your save to before you hired them and hire those women again, hoping to not random into addiction (some traits are rng, these ladies have a couple of guaranteed traits and several rng traits.)
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Can somebody give me the console command for Doyle's extrovert trait? He doesn't have it in my game but apparently it's been added later.
So let's say I am a nice slaver, what is the easiest way to get a captured slave to like me?
Orgasms are the best way to make them like you for free. Especially if you know what you are doing. You can read and decide what other ways are the best ones in your opinion.
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Build a Pool make every day a Pool Party and they will not only like you but even love you in no time for the rest you can treat them like shit nothing change they remain happy
grimdark must of been smoking the good greens over there to have allowances set at 100k cash per day per person in game code. no stat raise is ever going to be good enfo for cash vs stat ingame to reflect these amounts
hey was thinking about the npc menu pages. has anyone asked grimdark if he was going to separate the classes of npc?
like free/contracted, slave, child, wife/concubine. it would expand the number of slots for more characters in game each with 10 pages. you know more booty in the bedroom.
and atheism isn't a religion it is anti-religion so my 2 cent is no unlimited wives, should be no wives.
like if you agree
like free/contracted, slave, child, wife/concubine. it would expand the number of slots for more characters in game each with 10 pages. you know more booty in the bedroom.
and atheism isn't a religion it is anti-religion so my 2 cent is no unlimited wives, should be no wives.
like if you agree
Silly idea. Atheists should get unlimited wives, concubines aren't good because you need proper heirs not some random bastards. They don't obey any religious rules. They need more buffs to their stats not nerfs. Currently only positive of Atheism in the game is unlimited wives. Willpower increase is meh. By the time I reach to that high devotion, I already have a lot of willpower.
Atheism very much is a religion. Belief that there is no divine authority to tell a man he cannot have more wives.