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Tamer is useful for the slave you post as your Jailor, if you plan on enslaving the wilder races. It gives them a higher chance per turn of removing the uncivilized trait.not really to sure how to address this question...what is the purpose of tamer and trapper and slave catcher?
in my head (at time of choosing for my party)i THOUGHT thats what i needed when i go out in the world travelling and killing random mobs and try to catch slaves...today i decided to try out story mode.etc and i put together a normal party
had my starter slave then bought 2 more went out into the great out doors to explore so i can open portals,etc
AND long my travels killing random mobs,etc was no different then on my sandbox save SOMETIMES slaves would agree to join me MOST times they dont OR else the option of asking DOESNT happen (same as sandbox play)
so thats why i ask whats the point to having slave catcher tamer and trapper and MC being slaver?
i just wanna understand is all im NOT complaining or anything like that im just curious is all considering we can make/select them
there must be some point of it and reasons for it?
Tamer is used back at the mansion. I usually make my jailer a tamer. So when you capture people with the 'uncivilized' trait, a tamer has a chance to remove that trait from them each night. The tamer must be managing, resting, or working with that group of people for it to work.not really to sure how to address this question...what is the purpose of tamer and trapper and slave catcher?
in my head (at time of choosing for my party)i THOUGHT thats what i needed when i go out in the world travelling and killing random mobs and try to catch slaves...today i decided to try out story mode.etc and i put together a normal party
had my starter slave then bought 2 more went out into the great out doors to explore so i can open portals,etc
AND long my travels killing random mobs,etc was no different then on my sandbox save SOMETIMES slaves would agree to join me MOST times they dont OR else the option of asking DOESNT happen (same as sandbox play)
so thats why i ask whats the point to having slave catcher tamer and trapper and MC being slaver?
i just wanna understand is all im NOT complaining or anything like that im just curious is all considering we can make/select them
there must be some point of it and reasons for it?
wow thanks for explaining all that to me i was wayyyy off LOL i thought all that had to do with the great doors and capturing slaves,etc inside of the mansion NEVER never came to mind at all BUT now i get it brother thanks a lotTamer is used back at the mansion. I usually make my jailer a tamer. So when you capture people with the 'uncivilized' trait, a tamer has a chance to remove that trait from them each night. The tamer must be managing, resting, or working with that group of people for it to work.
trapper just gives you a chance of capturing the enemies that are attempting to flee. I never bother with that one usually as I have the shackle spell to prevent them from fleeing if I can't outright defeat them next round anyway.
The MC as a slaver just means the slaver guild will pay you double for slaves you sell them.
The best way is to apply the Constants mod(it comes with the game) through the Mods menu and restart the game. The mod provides a GUI for changing many values like those (there are 3 related to turns per interaction). It provides tooltip descriptions and suggested range of values for each value. It will also check the type of the value for consistency so you are unlikely to break anything.How do I edit the number of turns per interaction?
It depends on where you go. I think just about every npc you can capture in the fairy/dryad areas is uncivilized, for example.out of all the traits ive never had any uncivilized YET good to know though great idea with jailer too im gonna do that
i took your advice and made a jailer a tamer..today i was on the quest to get a fairy and i got my 1st uncivilized fairy LOLIt depends on where you go. I think just about every npc you can capture in the fairy/dryad areas is uncivilized, for example.
Most likely, you either have mods installed or you have corrupted data as both of those actions should normally be stable. Knowing what was changed is important.Can i get some help? my game crashes every time when i do either of these things, Use the supporter panel or use mind reader spell. i dont know why it does this.
That total is divided up equally among all your party members rounded. It also doesn't roll over if you hit max for that level until you do the level up process. So 50 xp divided by 4 party members should be 12 xp for each character. However, if you only needed 3 to level, you would only get the three the rest is lost.I only gain 3xp per fight. Even on log from battle showing more. Eg. 50xp
is that right?
Experience is a bit weird; it would be better to think of the value you see as percent xp as it's always out of 100, but that's not strictly correct either. As Phoexist points out, combat xp is divided equally between all combatants, though that value is rounded to the nearest integer. For example:I only gain 3xp per fight. Even on log from battle showing more. Eg. 50xp
is that right?
Thanks AnkmairdorExperience is a bit weird; it would be better to think of the value you see as percent xp as it's always out of 100, but that's not strictly correct either. As Phoexist points out, combat xp is divided equally between all combatants, though that value is rounded to the nearest integer. For example:
round(50 / 4) = round(12.5) = 13.0.
Additionally, the xp for each person is divided by the person's level and rounded. For example:
round(13 / 4) = round(3.25) = 3.0
However, even if a person is very high in level they will always gain at least one experience point.
There's a small chance that the bandits outside Wimborn will be demons. You can find high level demons in the Marsh between Shaliq village and Frostford.Where I can find demons?