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Personally, I feel like instead of straight up changing stuff here, an interesting solution would be to increase the range of room impressiveness at which they are comfortable - they are okay with throne room not exactly meeting their requirements (maybe being okay with throne room matching 1 title below theirs?), as well as having them accept a little more impressive bedroom.
Letting them have a little more impressive bedroom would allow for them to have a lover who has bedroom requirements without either of them being unhappy about the bedroom. (Also, I hope my message was clear instead of being a one big mess
One of the issues I have with the dlc is that Royalty is kindof at odds with the whole "rim-world" theme. For a planet in the boonies, The space emperor's court is simultaneously over-involved and uninvested. To be honest, it makes ranking up feel just a tad too... flippant.
It'd be nice if ranking up came with more obligations to the space emperor, failures to meet which are met with demotions and raids. Obligations which give a sense of the emperor wanting somthing be it just piles and piles of silver or rare ancient artifacts.
Maybe the court missions could become obligations at some point and ranking up requires wooing the emperor himself somehow? Maybe an illegitimate child is in an ancient sarcophagus and killing that heir would be asked of the player? For that matter, shouldn't some ancients be royals?
Why arent we getting caught up in infighting? We become a duke which miffs off another duke so they try and start a war with us to claim our land n wealth and implants so they can curry more influence and rank up? Why arent we able to do the same?
And, for that matter, how does the empire feel about the tribals? About the pirates? Not a whole lotta politics going on... and im sure the war with the mechanoids is going well while the empire tries to forget the megaspider debacle... Some additional, more involved quests with some flavor would be nice.
Can the space emperor BE the chosen story-teller? Giving the emperor a different personality based on whos in the story seat and thereby changing up what kind of experience one has interacting with the empire?
The biggest ask I could have would be a monarchy vs republic situation where one can curry favor with both to a point before getting caught in the middle of their war buuuut that'd be a bit.
I've got ideas for days so... there's quite a bit of room the dlc has for improvement imop. lol
Basically, there's room to give this dlc a whole Vanilla Expanded treatment.
This would allow for that sort of Royal Family feel. Just a thought.
Edit: or even going as far as letting lower ranked nobles have a throne in the higher nobles throne room. I really want to be able to make the Knights of the Square Table.