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Expanded Incidents (Continued)

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Expanded Incidents (Continued) mod preview for RimWorld

Update of Linqs mod - Added settings for the triggerchance of the incidents This mod increases the variety of incidents your colony faces.


Update of Linqs mod
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1552461911

- Added settings for the triggerchance of the incidents






This mod increases the variety of incidents your colony faces. The new incidents are designed to be balanced, generally long-term events that you can mitigate or eliminate with proper planning or response, so long as they have any significant impact on your colony.

Expanded Incidents does not require a new save game. It's compatible with everything. It will use Psychology's systems if you have both installed.

New Incidents

- Quarrel: Two pawns friendly towards each other have their relationship damaged by an argument until they make up. - Homesick: One of your pawns is feeling homesick. They may spread it to other pawns through conversation, until they've made your whole colony unhappy! - Cliques: Two pawns who dislike each other separate the colony into cliques of their friends. Members of each clique may come to blows. - Sabotage: Keep a close eye on your colonists if you notice things malfunctioning in your base. Someone has to be to blame. But who? - Thief: Colonists and pets may spot thieves attempting to sneak into your base and steal valuables, who won't leave without a fight!


  • See if the the error persists if you just have this mod and its requirements active.
  • If not, try adding your other mods until it happens again.
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  • For best support, please use the Discord-channel for error-reporting.
  • Do not report errors by making a discussion-thread, I get no notification of that.
  • If you have the solution for a problem, please post it to the GitHub repository.
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| tags: conflict, challenges