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Besides, was it the mood that stuck, not joy need? The mood didn't stuck on my side.
But hey, you know dev mode. For the original question, you can simply use dev mode to lift the problematic pawn's joy, so it can freeze at a high level.
I'm not gonna update this mod according to this, since I think it's a quite infrequent issue.
If I remove the mod and reload, the mood instantly jumps back up to where it should be.
Just, let the neurotic pawn to have some joy time? If his mood is *stuck*, that might be some sort of bug outside the scope of this mod.
This seems like the opposite effect that the mod is trying to accomplish. Is there a way to have their mood frozen at a higher level?