HTML Masters of Raana [v0.8.3.9 public] [GrimDark]
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Don't bother with trying to do this by editing the points code. Just edit your save file afterward. The most important things to get with points is the MoR Enhanced feature stuff and starting NPCs/Quests.
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The most important thing for me was to edit crepoints, stats and to unlock incest
An Alpha, not the Public one. We can expect the public version in a couple weeks.
As usuall, lot´s of new things. And also as usuall, they seem interesting.
New quest: The Sunderlands Reaching Affection Amiable+ with Connor Sunderland (Black Guard from Warrior Hall) will now unlock his character quest which involves rescuing Mr. Sunderland's wife and daughter.
New location: The Gymnasium (Crow's End) There's now a civilian alternative to The Arena - a gymnasium which hosts Acrobatics' quarter finals and grand finals on set dates. For over 250 years, many households and great houses have honored the tradition of signing up their top gymnast to these competitions.
Prestige In 0.8.3.8, a new civilian fame variable called Prestige has been activated. Prestige is gained by winning gymnastics competitions, performing at The Golden Dragon, lecture as a Professor at The Academy and doing other high-end feats of a more civilized kin.
I can not wait to see what kind of prestige gets the discoverer of the cure for the Blind Disease...
New location: Marston Watch Tower You're now able to visit an old pre-Severance military installation in Marston Swamps. This location offers a rather long "dungeon crawl" best suited for mid- or well-equipped early-game playthroughs. After clearing Marston Tower, you're able to annex it in Fort Sera's name
"Riding clothes" overhaul The old riding clothes slot has been completely revamped
Jewelry NPCs can now wear necklaces, which works just like clothes (Inventory > Accessories).
- While wearing very expensive jewelry (diamonds, embryls) might increase Affection for any NPC, a materialistic girl will definitely be even more inclined toward the MC
- Fighting in darkness (9pm-4:59am) now adds a -5 hit chance penalty for ranged weapons (MC, Followers, enemies).
- (Grimdark difficulty only) Using ranged weapons during storms (weather type 1 & 2) now adds a -15 hit chance penalty and a -10 damage penalty for plasma rifles (MC, Followers, enemies).
- All DENGI-type enemies now have the "Frenzy" ability, which causes a large damage increase as their HEALTH drops (starts at health 49 or less (+5), max +50 damage at health below 10). This ability is only active for melee weapons
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But I want to cause I did it once before getting all six at the start but I can't remember how I did it
this is the kind of thing that make me end up collecting limited unique male slave, you dont know what the future quest be and the reward. (i know black guard are merc and you can easily kick him after its done and he will appear in the hall)
i hope dev make it that unique capturable male slave end up can show up to be recruitable after we finish their respective quest to turn into new leaf so it dont eat up limited space.
Any guide on how to do that? Only thing linked in the OP is cheating in numbers, not traits or things like that.
Malevolent has tons of negative happiness triggers and you have 14 NPC with that trait so your household is a living hell for your people. Each person with malevolent has a chance to increase badfester variable which has a chance to lower happiness and affection and when these start to fall you can get fear.
Malevolent causes badfester which will reduce happiness and reduced happiness cause reduced affection which causes fear if you ask them to do something they don't want to do and if willpower is low enough that they comply.
A head maid or a wife with malevolent can cause all slaves and convicts to lose stats. Also malevolent can cause events that cause NPCs to lose happiness. You have 14 in your household they being MALEVOLENT are causing that household to be a place no one wants to live in. So is one of your wives malevolent?
Something to know about this game there is a tendency to use multiple variables for traits and effects when doing calculations. I know that malevolent uses a couple one being _mal another being pure (low values) so again it isn't easy to just type in the name of a trait and then see its effects easily because you will get branching variables to a single mechanic to the game. There are fear variables, afraid variables and scare variables so the complexity that fear is calculated in the game isn't surface level but rather a deep multileveled process that Acc Effects doesn't even begin to scratch the surface.
i have no idea why you would want malevolent in your household and why you thought 14 member was not a problem. Time to clean house and fix the problem.
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I disagree myself. A single change in the code for more character points can give you traits and stats that would take a LOT longer to individually add them in a save than just a single tweak in the code to give you all the points you need to add them normally. clicking a box is a lot easier than adding it post launch.
[Edit] Actually i am of two minds here and I think save game edits might win out because of the greater breadth of changes that can be done with them and the time difference isn't a factor, because you'd have to restart so many games for it to be an "actual" savings in time to be a factor in judging the two methods.
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I would assume most if not all of those are unique/story NPCs. I'm not going to take a bunch of randoms with negative traits but if ALL of the unique/story NPCs have negative traits I'm stuck with them.
Then don't be a fool and get 14 of them in your household without setting up a system to REMOVE negative traits. Malevolent is part of the PURE trait, you need to raise the characters purity trait.
People rush this game too much. Have to get A, B, and C right away!
In addition also most of the male uniques have little or no content to them and of the ones that do, are almost exclusively Story NPCs that are not something you have one opportunity to acquire.
The captured males are not worth the negative effects, IMO. FOMO seems a counter productive way to play and if the being stuck with them cause a household to be a hell hole then maybe your fear of missing out is the problem.
I can't believe I let this game slip by for so long just because it's HTML, the amount of options is insane.
_nuso seems to be the variable storing how many professions you chose already, You could for example replace every occurrence of _nuso lte 2 with _nuso lte 5 (or a bigger number than 5) in the code, and it will probably do what you want.
That's fine if that fits your playstyle. Personally, I like to collect all of the uniques as soon as possible (most of them inside the first month). I haven't had a game where I had that many malevolent people, but I have had 15-20 feminists before. Personally, I find the process of removing feminist to be enjoyable so I didn't mind, but a lot of people would find that incredibly frustrating. So for me, if I had that many malevolent people my solution would probably be to just edit the save file and remove that trait from the people I didn't want to have it for combat reasons. There are not very many who are guaranteed to get it. Rebecca is the only one I can think of who's guaranteed malevolent.
Yeah I was aware it wasn't in the wiki, wasn't sure if it just wasn't documented. Feels silly to not have NPCs work the same way though, so I just hacked it into the html. Think it should work
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Because I like the idea of all of the slaves not being mind broken, and I also wanted to get some benefits from the passive charisma growth. However getting affection to undying seems to require bondage, and that often drops them to negative will. WRT the options you've listed out
- Encouraging is pretty time consuming
- Pure NPCs are somewhat hard to come by
- The courses are fine but prevent the NPC from doing anything else
- The secret garden is a feminist trait trap, and can only affect 1 NPC, and isn't very reliable (I've tried)
- Lecturing is OK, just time consuming and you basically need to preach to the entire household unless you want to really micromanage your followers.
- Not really scalable
- Mine is at 200, doesn't always seem to help.
I may try to lean into this more. Maybe try to get my head maid to learn the warrior trait from philosophy and my new atheist hack.
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It's possible to train willpower up with a slave trainer but I don't know offhand what enables that. I think anyone with beyond a certain amount of respect reduces willpower if you make them a slave trainer, and obviously it only works on slaves so wouldn't help if you're trying to keep willpower up on a merc or a servant unless you enslave them (which frequently requires beating their willpower down to zero first).
I don't know what the thresholds are for it, but if you boost Aria to decent stats before the rebellion she'll boost your rep standing all the way to the cap (80). So that's a pretty big boost unless you spent a LOT of time working that up prior to the rebellion. My passive income went up by more than $20k when I did the rebellion last time.