Ah yeah, you probably have her willpower to zero or lower, that's when they become obedient cock-slaves with nothing else on their mind. Get her willpower back up to around 1-3 and talk to her again (ask about dreams and background, etc.)
You can. Just have to meet the prerequisites (I don't think they change) to attend the meetings. There's a bonus for it being the New World Order as well within the Senate.
Totally can. I went from almost nothing to High Senator (or whatever it's called at 300+) after finishing NWO
Sorted this I was being stupid I think, but upped her willpower and lowered her corruption, I am now doing the quest, thank you!
675 a pop (13500 for 20) to heal 20-30 hp, I don't think it is worth it at all and especially for someone asking how to get them.
Grimdark all the way. This is a bit off topic but do you or anyone else know if you are able to get Kansas and Louisiana Adler through NWO or are they only avaliable through SMR quest path?
Only SMR Lousiana maybe coming later to an udate for NWO (no promises) but Kansas def wont.
Cool, she was the one I was hoping for so fingers crossed. I am a bit of a collector in these types of open world games and thats really the only reason I even bothered asking about Kansas. Gotta catch em all if you can.
I see many potential in NWO here storywise with the inclusion of Louisiana:
If you really want you can add her manually using console. It's obviously not intended but you can. Not sure about Kansas, need to read game code to find out. It should be possible but may be tricky.
All very possible. I guess it would just depend on her personality. I am more of a rule from the shaddows type of person so I always play the NWO questline and just make Aria hopelessly loyal to the MC. Saying that, I have absolutely no idea what her personality is. Does she support her brother and his despotic stranglehold over the population or is she more ashamed of him and just cant speak out about it? Does she have a "let them eat cake" attitude or does she have empathy for the people? Don't get me wrong, I have no issue with despotic dicataors because when it comes right down to it, that is what I end up being in every playthrough of the game. However, if you are going to be a despot, at least be effective at it. Adler lets the economy crumble along with all sense of law and order within the city and its surroundings. If left alone, the city is basically left to roving gangs of murderers.
When you donate slaves to Fort Sera, is Fort Sera's power value increasing?
If you're talking about strictly random/non-uniques (so not Cassius, for example) I think I've seen low 40s in the slave market.
I've been donating random bandits I capture, and yes, Fort Sera gets +1 power every time, but not me, no matter how many I donate. I wouldn't even know what type of "high value slaves" you're referring to unless you mean story NPCs and such which there's only a very finite number of -- and there's no way I'm just giving those away.
No, not story NPCs.
You need slaves with certain captiveID after Fort Sera reachest certain amount of power, which is not visible to you unless you check through console.
