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Characters, Gameplay, Factions, Total Overhaul
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Lost in the Ashlands

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LITA DevBlog
Contains in-depth information about LITA and associated design philosophy. Pending updates.[lost-blog.com]

LITA Trello
Trello Board[trello.com]
The Trello shows most of what I'm working on. It's out of context - but have a poke around.

Current Release

The Empire, Shek Kingdom, and Holy Nation beat the crap outta one another. Hella fun, hella unbalanced.

Special note: The current build is old. There are many reasons the coming update has taken so long - the biggest is that it's massive. Expect an in-depth overview soon.

THE NEXT UPDATE

The next update is big. Really, massively, f--k off big. Here's a non-exhaustive list of what's coming:

  • Procedural dialogue. NPCs vary based on their faction, race, and personality. There are around 100,000 lines and in the region of 200,000+ words to date. Dialogue isn't just varied - it's situational, professionally written and has unprecedented variability.
  • Procedural reputation. Your reputation is influenced by everything you do. Factions have long-term memory. They'll remember betrayal and they value their friends. Earn titles like "Siegebreaker", "Face Eater", and "Silvertongue".
  • The Adversary System(!). A "Nemesis-like" system whereby recurring NPCs remember your history and build a procedural relationship with you. They'll respond to your actions and how you interact with their allies. They can show up to save you when you're in a pickle, hunt you down across the map, steal from you, order your assassination - or beat you to death when you're down and wounded. A playthrough has up to 80 Adversaries.
  • Procedural Bounties. Dozens of bounties to track down - and you can track them down. Some are Adversaries - and some will lead you into traps.
  • Dynamic faction wars. What you've seen in LITA so far, but with a lot of balance. There are giant "setpiece" battlefields, sieges, lookouts and scouts. Factions defend their cities dynamically - even if it's you who are the aggressor and not another faction. Civilians hide, shops close up their doors, the front lines move around based on outcomes. Factions capture territory and vary their strategic approach based on the Adversary in charge.
  • Dynamic quests. Be a mercenary for the major factions. Once you've gained their trust, they'll give you special assignments. Deliver messages and supplies, rescue captives, break sieges - and eventually, lead their armies yourself. But that's not all. There are the Rebellions to think about. Assist the Rebel Farmers, Flotsam Ninjas, and Kral's Chosen in upsetting the established order. Fight with Tinfist's Anti-Slavers to lead a slave rebellion. Usurp the Emperor and put the Rebels in charge. Or become a Dust Bandit and see the Bandit King capture vast swathes of the wasteland.
  • Minor quests. There are dozens of small, "unmarked" quests dotted about to get involved in. Resolve squabbles between nobles, kick some bandit butt when they're threatening farmers, and investigate missing caravans for the Traders' Guild.
  • Seed Randomisation. Every system - from Adversaries, to War Theatres, to Bounties, to Dynamic quests - is randomised at game start. In total, there are between 10,000 and 20,000 possible, meaningful combinations.
  • Timestamping. Time matters. Events happen off-camera. Through an abstract system of timestamps, the game keeps track of how long you've been playing for. And the longer you play, the harder it gets.
  • RPG Dialogue. You can Persuade, Intimidate, Bribe, Haggle, and Extort through dialogue. Interrupt events are common. Dialogues are highly procedural and repeatable.
  • Dual-Wielding and Combat Overhaul. More than 50 high quality combat techniques. Blunt is replaced with Dual-Wielding.
  • Animal Overhaul. Around 10 new attacks for various animals - as well as vastly improved animal AI and new, rare breed variants.
  • AI Overhaul. The AI is a lot smarter than in vanilla. Guards remember you. Many characters flee or choose whether to attack. Some will give up and beg for their life.
  • Ambient Life. More than 60 animations to bring the world to life. Bartenders pour drinks and bar patrons drink in bars. Shopkeepers tidy up and craft things. Guards fiddle with their armour, stretch and look around. The world feels vibrant and alive.
  • New Game Start Overhaul. ALL new game starts have a proper "prologue" now - and some lead you directly into dynamic quests.

Uh, that's about it. See why it's been taking me so long? ;)

Note on Importing.
  • When you import, resetting faction relations will cause minor problems. It's easier if you don't reset faction relations.
  • Some quests may no longer be active if you import and reset faction relations.
  • Resetting dead NPCs will effectively reset the war effort to its default.
  • Importing, unfortunately, resets dialogue to its default. This won't cause many issues, but it will make some NPCs forget you.

For the best experience, try and avoid importing and resetting your faction relations. Dead NPCs are up to you, but they will revert to the start of the war.

Will this work with mod X?
  • Until the override matrix is fully-implemented and unlocked, compatibility won't be a huge issue.
  • Features like faction wars should trigger regardless of where you put Ashlands in the load order.
  • The wars will work better the lower in your load order Ashlands is.
  • For now, put Reactive World or Genesis or Living World or whatever lower in your load order.
  • Compatibility patches are in the pipeline for UWE and Genesis. Tread, Atlas and I discuss it a lot. We'll announce some kinda hybrid roll-up in the future.

Compatibility Patches
Here are links to three compatibility patches kindly put together by MothHeart. Heartfelt thanks.

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Brony 29 Thg07 @ 7:11pm 
I will wait forever for you, my love.
Skylingale 29 Thg07 @ 3:48pm 
@LipsofKraken Another mentally ill loser sitting in his mom's basement seething at the fact he has done nothing with his life and just trying to be a miserable buzzkill to others because of it. Go take your medication and fuck off.
zayden 27 Thg07 @ 7:25pm 
This isn't vaporware, again, because:

"...is a product..." not a product.
"...announced to the general public..." not an announced, just a statement of what is being worked on.
"...is late..." no date announced.
"...officially cancelled..." not cancelled, latest update I can find is from 7/12.
"...few details..." many details have been shared, namely in the Official Kenshi discord, along with a beta sign up.

This is just some dude doing this on his free time, why are you saying all of this? There is no promise, you deserve nothing from anyone here. All you're doing is making yourself an example of why modders delete their mods and disappear due to harassment. Chill, gang. pls. The only embarrassing thing here is your "I didn't get what I want" tantrum :(
LipsofKraken 27 Thg07 @ 12:38pm 
"In the computer industry, vaporware (or vapourware) is a product, typically computer hardware or software, that is announced to the general public but is late, never actually manufactured, or officially canceled. Vaporware is often announced months or years before its purported release, with few details about its development being released."

Hmm, computer software announced years in advance, few details...HMMM.

You can keep BUT AKSHUALLY'ing, but IDGF that it's free. The dude made insanely unrealistic claims going far beyond what any other Kenshi mod has done, kept doubling down on them for years without any playable proof of his claims, and finally disappeared.

It was and is simple proof of a "really, massively, f--k off big" ego. The fact you've appointed yourself the defender of this dead letter of a project is again, embarrassing.

I'll see you in a few more years when I remember this exists and I call it vaporware again! :D
zayden 26 Thg07 @ 7:56pm 
Stating that an update is coming to a free mod with no paywall or even donations is not an advertisement, nor does it make it a product. You may want to educate yourself on what vaporware/abandonware/allwares are before you attempt to ragebait.
LipsofKraken 26 Thg07 @ 11:38am 
it's advertising on this very page a product - the next update - in a cringe tone, which will never be released. but please keep simping for this embarrassment
zayden 26 Thg07 @ 11:35am 
it's not vaporware, since it's not a product nor does it have advertising lol. dont be a cringe commenter please
LipsofKraken 26 Thg07 @ 11:17am 
"the next update". cringe vaporware. put up or shut up
Brony 13 Thg07 @ 3:28pm 
I will wait forever for you, my love.
Brony 28 Thg06 @ 9:51am 
I will wait forever for you, my love.