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Wololoo - Better Conversion and Recruitment

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Mod, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6

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Okay, fine you're right. I'll abandon my cannibal-pirate-sadist beliefs, but just because I believe in the power of friendship now it doesn't in any way mean I'm going to join your colony. I'm still a pirate raider, I just don't eat people anymore. And I hate raiders. In fact I'm really unhappy now because my pirate-raider leaders ideologically stand against everything I believe in.

...I think I'm going to vent my frustrations by assaulting your other prisoner "Terrorbot9000 the Megaton Deathpuncher".

Certainty

This mod makes prisoners lose certainty instead of gaining it if their mood is high in your prisons (above 35% mood). The speed is the same as what they would normally gain.

(Note: Due to the the certanity change is coded it will sometimes appear to be going in the wrong direction and then drop down to the proper value. This is not a bug. It is just a minor side-effect of my overzealous performance optmizations :) )

Recruiment and Enslavement

Converting a prisoner will dramatically reduce their resistance and somewhat reduce their will.

More specifically, converting a prisoner reduces their resistance by 75% or 15, whichever is higher. This means many foes can be immediately recruited after conversion.

Will is also reduced by 50% or 5, whichever is higher.

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Siveen 31 aug om 0:02

Das ich soll!

Mr. Clavicus 28 aug om 13:32

anyone having any issues where convert is just missing from prisoner tabs now? i also can't conver past 70or 75% with my ideology guy

Ribera 14 aug om 1:36

Doesnt work for me, better mood works like in vanilla, any idea why?

OhhhhMama 13 aug om 6:54

@The Blind One, that's a good idea. I'm tempted to make a lightweight, standalone mod for this.

The Blind One 18 jul om 14:03

I was thinking about this recently, you should be able to convert unwavering pawns and they should lose their unwavering status upon conversion and require the additional normal recruitment period that vanilla demands in order for them to be recruited.

This would represent their extreme loyalty to their original faction better while also providing an immersive method for players to tackle unwavering prisoners.

Once their ideology is broken this means their allegiance to their original faction is also partially gone psychologically, this represented by their unwavering loyalty going away but their loyalty to their old faction remains in tact to some degree and thus require further additional recruitment to persuade them to stay.

Ascorius 18 jul om 7:06

@Stuff It is not hard to find research articles within neruoscience, psychology or physiology that strongly indicate that coercive methods of interrogation are worse than non-coercive methods. To mention a few since you asked for specific references: (1) Goodman-Delahunty, J., Martschuk, N. &. Dhami, M. K. Appl. Cognitive Psych. 28, 883–897 (2014). (2) Russano, M. B., Narchet, F. M., Kleinman, S. M. & Meissner, C. A. Appl. Cognitive Psych. 28, 847–859 (2014). The belief that it works is usually built on baseless assumptions.