I actually had quite fun in the Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous by Owlcat Games when the Silver Dragon who supposed to be brave creature who aid weak at the time of her death thought how it's unfair that amazing creature like she is dying while trying to protect mere humans (and other races) during demon invasion and how if only she had a chance to run and abandon everyone in the city she supposed to protect she absolutely will.Also, lots of literary dragons do keep their word. But they've either been hit with the Lawful Good nerf bat, or tend to interpret their 'word' somewhat differently from what mortals assume to be the case.
I don't mind ideas. I can even accommodate people who do insist on things (like Laxard ). But I do have to prioritise.My ideas were mostly meant to have fun... I didn't mean to imply you ought to do any of them.
If you feel sufficiently motivated, nothing prevents you from doings your own mod on top of mine. I'm even likely to steal it, that's how the foxes and bunnies came to be in the first place....what I would do as a dev were I you...
I'm no expert, but my impression is that predators don't really want to fight over prey. Harass and bully, yes. But any injury is quite possibly lethal for a solitary predator, and not that much better for a group predator. Trying to steal a piece of the prey, making a smaller predator back off (again, fear of injuries), harassing to draw the other off the carcass, sure. And even then that's probably somewhat learned behaviour (e.g. wolf packs vs natural reserve bears who are well-fed anyway, so less likely to escalate).On the 'predator stealing prey' that actually is very realistic...
The dragon has a whole special evolution for grinning."Dragons grins".
You are completely correct there. They are very unwilling to actually risk injury. The issue would that they might understand that the dragon wasn't playing by the same rules. So, for example, in reality a wolf pack will pressure even a grizzly bear if they have enough wolves, despite knowing that in a serious confrontation several wolves would be killed. The bear, in turn, knows that while it might be able to kill several wolves, and maybe even drive them away, it would risk severe injury. So both sides bluff a lot, and one side backs down.I'm no expert, but my impression is that predators don't really want to fight over prey. Harass and bully, yes. But any injury is quite possibly lethal for a solitary predator, and not that much better for a group predator. Trying to steal a piece of the prey, making a smaller predator back off (again, fear of injuries), harassing to draw the other off the carcass, sure. And even then that's probably somewhat learned behaviour (e.g. wolf packs vs natural reserve bears who are well-fed anyway, so less likely to escalate).
And if a completely new, strange predator shows up, one that's intensely jealous of its prey and has at least a tiny amount of supernatural fear about it... I doubt a fox is going to try fighting even a cat-sized dragon. A pack of wolves might against a lone one, but if the dragon also has a pack with him...
I don't disagree. ButI just like the idea of more interruptions or forked paths to events...
ill keep a watch on this one
There are some sub-mods linked in the OP. Usually, if I like them, I'll add them or something like them at one point.Also noticed alot of mods that where talked about haven't looked into it yet but maybe some day.
It's not hard to change the mod to cheat, or to just use the console. zzczys had a highly cheatet version, and I think WhiteAndSticky did, too. The OP screenshots are largely using debug mode, which is absolutely not recommended for playing.But I truly am curious is their a cheat mod for it as some of the pictures you have posted up seem to lean towards one.
Eh, money is not really all that hard to come by in-game. There's a quest that needs a ridiculous amount of it, and isn't entirely impossible to complete. Food is usually a much bigger issue.you so used cheats or know where to go in the script to change the money amount. just curious on this one is all.
There are some sub-mods linked in the OP. Usually, if I like them, I'll add them or something like them at one point.
It's not hard to change the mod to cheat, or to just use the console. zzczys had a highly cheatet version, and I think WhiteAndSticky did, too. The OP screenshots are largely using debug mode, which is absolutely not recommended for playing.
Eh, money is not really all that hard to come by in-game. There's a quest that needs a ridiculous amount of it, and isn't entirely impossible to complete. Food is usually a much bigger issue.