Data Mining - Fun Stuff Incoming

[NightAvenger]

Hey all, I've been weeding through the core files to see if I could play around with adding modded Quilted Harvestors/Quilted Hunters by myself ... and I discovered some really fun stuff on the way. Looks like we have the potential for Merchants that can buy Items and Staff... Along with gear to improve the characters. Klei Added some really good #details in their code for their employees.

Incoming:
1. Merchants: Buy Sell gear, staff, items, etc. "Keyrune" , "Hire Staff" , "Stone"
2. Gearslots:: Amulets, Rings, Wands.
3. Additional Badge Rewards and Criteria
4. "Relationships/Convo": Looks like incoming criteria for potential relationship building between characters. ie: "When Friends enter the dungeon next to each other, they gain +5 Max"
5. Potential for Workshop Mods: Easily Moddable based on the written code interactions under StreamingAssets File Location
6. "Book of Dread" Research progression locks
7. NameGen Editor - Add your favorite names to the list of "random" characters along with nicknames
8. Additional Room Decorations: ie: Wallpaper/background choices.

Unfortunately I didn't find anything to allow me to manipulate what the quilted do... I was hoping to change a value of "Chop" or "Mine" to "Hunt" or "Harvest"...

I'll keep looking, but thought i'd share the fun stuff I came across.

-Night

[NightAvenger]

Found it. They have recipes for Quilted Muckraker, Quilted Gardener, Quilted Hunter, Quilted Tutor, Quilted Petsitter, Quilted Conduit, Quilted Butler, Quilted Windkeeper, Quilted Rockroller.

[Gen]

Very interesting indeed, can't wait for this game to have these features and hit its peak. Right now, feels like alot of essential things are missing and feeling quite barren

[NightAvenger]

That makes sense. Personally I'm loving the game, have a few hundred hours into it so far. The quilted additions are labeled under a debug mode and "pushed back" features... So they will likely be in the next big update.

[Deimos kai Aischylos]

"Quilted Petsitter" is some of the best news I could see, next to "Quilted Gardener." I like the idea of students having to care for the various production beasts, but with the size my schools tend to get, it just becomes too messy.