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Rapporter et oversættelsesproblem
So whatever made your pawns do actual work, it was not this mod, it was another mod which probably needed this as a base.
Keeping it up to date is extremely difficult and not worth it for now, so I rather focus on my main project, "TiberiumRim".
Check the discord for very regular updates to Tiberium Rim.
Is is possible to have missions require or incorporate specific pawns?
My idea is to create stories that involve the pawns like finding a lost relative, getting revenge, or obtaining a legendary artifact. Maybe create a mock system of monarchy, capitalist tycoon ambitions, or even revolutions. Something to add more personal attachment and epic journeys to those in your colony.
As soon as you attack enemy faction, your mission is cleared.
I have planned a mission to destroy enemy faction bases and get some reward, but from the user's point of view, it is only necessary to go back to the base.
MJ
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1639096344
-Go to world map location (insert mission reason here)
-your job is to capture a specific pawn from the enemy forces (down him and imprison)
-now go to friendly faction town (that gave you the quest) and drop him off with them.
basically a capture the enemy commander quest (killing or recruiting him fails it) so he can be interrogated by the quest giver.
And I do have a discussion "Post your mods here!" for that, but I guess I could make it clear.
I guess in the end it's not really you're responsibility to scour the workshop looking for mods that require yours but sometimes you see a mod like this and think 'that sounds interesting wander what mods use it, i bet they're good' and steam has no way of searching per required mod.
Be nice if modders contacted you so you could add them to the list though, maybe put that in the description? :)
I honestly dont know how well it runs since there is currently not a single mod that uses this system and thus have no feedback, but so far testing on my own has shown no issues.
Please provide detailed information with a direct example.