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This mod prevents Morrigan from losing approval if the amount to be lost is <= 10.
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I made this simple mod because I became tired of Morrigan losing approval over my decisions.
This is my first upload, so let me know if you experience problems.
Description:
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I've modified one of the game's scripts to prevent the lowering of Morrigan's approval if the approval to be removed is less than or equal to 10. For example, if you've made a decision that is supposed to lower Morrigan's approval by 5, she will NOT lose approval. If you make a decision that is supposed to lower her approval by 15, she WILL lose 15 approval. The way I see it, this allows you to take the 'good' dialogue choices with no consequences, while still taking an approval hit for doing something she really hates (like ending your romantic relationship).
Also, it's probably worth mentioning that this doesn't make any changes to dialogue or banter. Morrigan will still complain about your decisions, but she won't take the hit to approval afterwards.
Compatibility:
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This mod should be compatible with everything that doesn't overwrite genpt_approval_follower.ncs.
Installation:
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I've tested this mod on two installations of DA:O, and it seemed to work just fine. Let me know if you have trouble though.
The easiest way to install this is to use DAModder, but it can be installed manually by placing genpt_approval_follower.ncs in your override directory.
On Vista: <username>\Documents\Bioware\Dragon Age\packages\core\override<br><br>I'm not certain where it is on other operating systems.<br><br>Known Issues:<br>===========<br>None, but I haven't tested this extensively. Leave a comment if you think this mod is causing problems, but the change to the script is so minor that I can't imagine any.<br><br>Misc:<br>====<br>Seeing as how this is a core game script, this mod could be broken by patches, or even cause unusual things to happen in the game (though I highly doubt it).<br><br>Credits:<br>======<br>Bioware<br>Myself<br>Psykosis - for testing it out, and ensuring I don't look stupid by uploading a mod that doesn't work.</username>
This is my first upload, so let me know if you experience problems.
Description:
=========
I've modified one of the game's scripts to prevent the lowering of Morrigan's approval if the approval to be removed is less than or equal to 10. For example, if you've made a decision that is supposed to lower Morrigan's approval by 5, she will NOT lose approval. If you make a decision that is supposed to lower her approval by 15, she WILL lose 15 approval. The way I see it, this allows you to take the 'good' dialogue choices with no consequences, while still taking an approval hit for doing something she really hates (like ending your romantic relationship).
Also, it's probably worth mentioning that this doesn't make any changes to dialogue or banter. Morrigan will still complain about your decisions, but she won't take the hit to approval afterwards.
Compatibility:
==========
This mod should be compatible with everything that doesn't overwrite genpt_approval_follower.ncs.
Installation:
=========
I've tested this mod on two installations of DA:O, and it seemed to work just fine. Let me know if you have trouble though.
The easiest way to install this is to use DAModder, but it can be installed manually by placing genpt_approval_follower.ncs in your override directory.
On Vista: <username>\Documents\Bioware\Dragon Age\packages\core\override<br><br>I'm not certain where it is on other operating systems.<br><br>Known Issues:<br>===========<br>None, but I haven't tested this extensively. Leave a comment if you think this mod is causing problems, but the change to the script is so minor that I can't imagine any.<br><br>Misc:<br>====<br>Seeing as how this is a core game script, this mod could be broken by patches, or even cause unusual things to happen in the game (though I highly doubt it).<br><br>Credits:<br>======<br>Bioware<br>Myself<br>Psykosis - for testing it out, and ensuring I don't look stupid by uploading a mod that doesn't work.</username>