I don't understand how anybody can tag this mod as "cheating". It is not. They obviously havent hit as many guards or friendly npcs accidently during vampire attacks then had 5 followers to contend with not killing everyone involved after I get hit for my mistake. Instead of a fine for 1 person...now it's 6 or 7. Had gotten to the point where I would ignore any guard needing help simply for this reason. This mod is a tremendous help! Kudos and thanks amigo...
I could've really used this a couple of days ago because the three followers I had with me decided to get into a bit of a "disagreement" with each other just before we got hit with a major dragon attack. All I could think of at the time was how much I wished I could send them to their rooms without supper like I can with my kids when they get into fights. XD
I'll definitely give this a try to see how well it works. If it doesn't then it's to Honorhall for those misbehaving followers.
Depending on who's running Honorhall, I think it's a totally fair decision to send fighting followers there to sit and think about what they've done for a few days. If I were THAT good at modding, though, I'd have figured out a better solution already.
However, thinking about this comment, through a strange and twisted train of logic, inspired my most recent update to this mod. So... if you want your followers to sit and think about what they've done for a few seconds, I've added an optional spell to help with that, if you want it.
I may try the Naptime version. One of my followers is Sofia, and I'm not sure how much giving her a "Time-Out" will get her to behave. I've tried punishing her by taking away her beer, and she glares at me. Maybe if I punish her by making her babysit Braith for a week will work. I also have Recorder with me, and she's easy to discipline. Just take away her sweetrolls.
I like starting the game as a werewolf, (skyrim unbound). The vigilant of stendarr are all hostile, (sands of time). So entering fort dawn guard, to start dawn guard has always been difficult, spamming kyne's peace did not always work. Thank you for this it worked perfectly.
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I'll definitely give this a try to see how well it works. If it doesn't then it's to Honorhall for those misbehaving followers.
However, thinking about this comment, through a strange and twisted train of logic, inspired my most recent update to this mod. So... if you want your followers to sit and think about what they've done for a few seconds, I've added an optional spell to help with that, if you want it.