Update:

Lazy and Slothful went from 25%/50% Reduced Sleep --> 15% / 30% Reduced Sleep.

Sickly has been changed to reduce immunity rather than grant random diseases.

Abrasive gains a boost to arrest chance.

lazy and slothful change is op for me

Update: Added version of this mod with Mod Options!

Update:

-Body Purist and Teetotaler no longer have psychic bonuses. They now reduce Recreation Fall Rate.


Note to Self: Royalty was not intended to be a requirement. Also, not everyone uses Psycasts or the DLC in question. The bonuses, admittedly, were dumb.

Update: Added small fix to suppress errors from mod whenever a patch fails.

As far as I am seeing, this mod seems to work fine with it.

Love your mods Dombie, thanks a lot. Can you make a compatiable patch with Trait and Backstory Icons? It would be awesome.

ATTENTION: If you are getting a black screen, unsub and re-sub from this mod. It was an XML error.

Apparently, Teetotalers don't mind if they take drugs that they are genetically dependent on. They could still end up as strong psycasters with go-juice. Although, come to think of it, that is sort of ironic XD

Cool. Though I think the Teetotaler changes are useless unless you're doing a monk rp. Maybe it could just give a general stat buff because "the persons body wasn't ever damaged by drug use so they're stronger" or "they were forced to push themselves harder due to being unable to cheat the system with performance enhancing drugs" or something like that

nice now i don't need kill/ban a almost perfect pawn just because 1 trait make him unusable

I didn't like the change, myself. It should be a more versatile trait, now.

I'm not completely sold on the Nimble change, since 'Trap Spring Chance' alone is pretty useless in most circumstances. I like the mod as a whole, though, especially making Tough less god-like and gourmand & pyromaniac less awful.

I can't adjust bleeding rate directly, but I can give Tough pawns inherent armor rating. In order to compensate for the damage they are likely to take, I've decided to buff their healing rate and immunity gain speed, which helps the play-style that the trait is likely to encourage.

How about
defensive +30%
bleeding × 80%

My issue with the Tough trait is that it outshines many aspects of the game and can make it feel like a requirement for combat characters rather than an interesting twist on said character.

That's interesting to know.

There's actually a case where a bullet couldn't penetrate the skull because of a hard skull