I play with Edric Dayne. Now i can claim the sword of my family. But there is one problem. I can't read all conditions in the game. Can anyone help me...
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A copy from the valyrian_steel_decision.txt
Code:
decisions = {
claim_dawn = {
potential = {
dynasty = 16
NOT = {
dawn = {
is_alive = yes
}
}
age = 16
trait = knight #to reduce decision spam, want to allow any dayne, not just landed ones.
NOT = { trait = dawn }
}
allow = {
trait = master_warrior
trait = knight
OR = {
AND = {
trait = just
trait = kind
}
AND = { trait = just
trait = brave
}
AND = { trait = just
trait = diligent
}
AND = { trait = kind
trait = brave
}
AND = { trait = kind
trait = diligent
}
AND = { trait = brave
trait = diligent
}
}
NOT = { trait = infirm }
NOT = { trait = incapable }
NOT = { trait = cruel }
NOT = { trait = deceitful }
NOT = { trait = drunkard }
NOT = { trait = impaler }
NOT = { trait = gluttonous }
NOT = { trait = greedy }
NOT = { trait = slothful }
NOT = { trait = craven }
NOT = { trait = arbitrary }
NOT = { trait = ruthless }
NOT = { trait = dwarf }
NOT = { trait = weak }
NOT = { trait = dishonorable1 }
NOT = { trait = dishonorable2 }
NOT = { trait = dishonorable3 }
NOT = { trait = dishonorable4 }
NOT = { trait = dishonorable5 }
NOT = { trait = dishonorable6 }
NOT = { trait = dishonorable7 }
NOT = { trait = dishonorable8 }
NOT = { trait = dishonorable9 }
NOT = { trait = dishonorable10 }
}
effect = {
add_trait = dawn
give_nickname = nick_the_sword_of_the_morning
character_event = { id = harrenhal.24 }
any_dynasty_member = {
character_event = { id = harrenhal.24 } #ya im lazy
}
}
ai_will_do = { factor = 100 }
}
Is this a serious question? Because I feel like we know two different Tywin Lannisters...
Tywin exterminated the Reynes and Tarbecks because they rebelled, a rather serious matter.
On other hand, that would give you like 10 level of dishonorable trait in-game, and all other vassals would rebel against him too. It's damn poorly represented in-game, that for killing some random courtier by plot entire world is hating on you...
There'd be a huge difference between destroying your enemies in order to send a message to other potential traitors and publicly murdering an entire family for their sword. The former would send a message that if you tow the line you'll be ok. The second says that you may be killed on a whim. Which would actually serve to ENCOURAGE rebellions since people would figure that they'd probably die anyway so why not.
Exactly. The Vale of Arryn, as the heartland of Andal presence in Westeros, must have much more VS swords than the First Men-ruled North, for example.
Anyway, 200 swords are just too many...
I could have sworn the reason Tywin exterminated the Reynes because they refused to bow when they were beaten. Sending a message was a nice side effect.
The point is that Tywin isn't stupid enough to pull "kill them all to steal their stuff" because it would cause the majority of his, historically loyal, banner houses to revolt. He may rule through fear but that only works when his vassals are sure that if they keep the taxes and troops flowing their rights, property and lives will be respected. That's what separates him from his grandson.