I obsessed negative quirks of heroes

[Sir Crow]

Spend so much money for each ones, I guess I need treatment ward for this problematic behaviour!

[⛧CyberDemonEmpress⛧]

It would be a wise investment, yes.

[PalmTree]

Originally posted by ⛧CyberDemonEmpiress⛧:

It would be a wise investment, yes.

Only if it's a really bad quirk. If it's something minor like being banned from a stress facility you shouldn't waste your money on it. It's only good to remove ones that are really bad for the unit its on, like Bad Healer on a Vestal.

[Tingsfrid]

Hm, where does helping end and spoiling begin? Hard to tell with a game like this.

Let's put it this way: Experimenting with Curios is important.

[Stal Hamarr]

Always do the caregivers convention quest when it's available. Free sanitarium to clear locked negative quirks and lock positive quirks. Huge money saver.

[waouh]

bring herbs to cove ;)

[Skinny Pete]

Originally posted by Stal Hamarr:

Always do the caregivers convention quest when it's available. Free sanitarium to clear locked negative quirks and lock positive quirks. Huge money saver.

This. Also if you're going to spend money on quirks directly, get rid of the non-locked in ones. They're cheaper and if you have nothing but locked-in quirks and remove them with curios like the Eerie Coral, you'll be more likely to hit a locked-in quirk, and won't have to pay for it.

Use Caregiver's Convention, whenever possible, to lock in a good quirk while getting rid of a bad quirk at the same time. It's worth maxing out the Sanitarium slots just to do this.

[waouh]

Originally posted by Skinny Pete:

Also if you're going to spend money on quirks directly, get rid of the non-locked in ones. They're cheaper and if you have nothing but locked-in quirks and remove them with curios like the Eerie Coral, you'll be more likely to hit a locked-in quirk, and won't have to pay for it.

Unless you get something like claustrophobia or nervous, or more situational ones like fear of unholy on a crusader

[Skinny Pete]

Originally posted by XxDEMONBUTCHERX420Xx:

Originally posted by Skinny Pete:

Also if you're going to spend money on quirks directly, get rid of the non-locked in ones. They're cheaper and if you have nothing but locked-in quirks and remove them with curios like the Eerie Coral, you'll be more likely to hit a locked-in quirk, and won't have to pay for it.

Unless you get something like claustrophobia or nervous, or more situational ones like fear of unholy on a crusader

And this is why, if you can, you remove those before they're locked in. A locked in terrible quirk like Kleptomaniac, for instance, renders a character essentially useless until you get rid of it. (Whether you can get rid of it before it gets locked in is a matter of luck in the case of Reynauld because it can get locked in before the Sanitarium opens on the first mission. I'd usually leave him on the shelf until the Sanitarium opens for that reason alone.)

[No One]

If you have the bank you can afford it.

Originally posted by Sir Phoenix:

I guess I need treatment ward for this problematic behaviour!

Ha!

[Sir Crow]

Originally posted by No One:

Ha!

I meant I need treatment ward for MY problematic behaviour! Spending money constantly for each ones, searching and clicking negative quirk removing curio ONLY on expedition etc.

[Guts]

I actually lock in specific negative quirks on purpose. Can't lock in more negatives if your negatives are already maxed out. And there's plenty of pretty harmless negative quirks to pick from.

[No One]

Originally posted by N473:

I actually lock in specific negative quirks on purpose.

Sad that I didn't think of that.