Mod against pawns knowing that other pawns butchered a humanlike?

[Gagamehl]

So I play with Questionable Ethics. My plan was to let my psychopath pawn butcher up dead raiders and insects then I would make protein mash out of the meat which I could then use to create synthetic meat. Since I am getting raided so often I would give me a fair bit of meat. My psycho butchered the first human in a seperate house where the other pawns have no access to but everybody gained a mood debuff called "we butchered a humanlike". Is there a mod that disables this? I dont want every pawn of mine to be a psycho but this debuff is really stupid since they could have not even seen it.

[Kittenpox]

I'm not sure of one that disables that in a single colony map, but if you're okay with running a couple of adjacent towns (you can change the max. number of your settlements in the game's settings), then https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1573233249 might be of interest?

[flu007]

Actually, I'm about 90% sure that when you have more than one colony, butchering humans is one of the few things that doesn't debuff pawns in the other colony, even without mods. (Harvesting organs, for instance, does spread to other colonies.)

That said, as long as you have a psychopath doing the actual butchering, the debuff isn't that bad. It's a -6 for a week or so, but it doesn't stack, so that's as high as it gets no matter how many humanlikes you butcher. (For the butcher, it does stack.)
That's perfectly manageable, I'd think.

[Gagamehl]

Originally posted by flu007:

Actually, I'm about 90% sure that when you have more than one colony, butchering humans is one of the few things that doesn't debuff pawns in the other colony, even without mods. (Harvesting organs, for instance, does spread to other colonies.)

That said, as long as you have a psychopath doing the actual butchering, the debuff isn't that bad. It's a -6 for a week or so, but it doesn't stack, so that's as high as it gets no matter how many humanlikes you butcher. (For the butcher, it does stack.)
That's perfectly manageable, I'd think.

Oof, didn't test if it would stack just assumed it did. Thanks for the info!