I’m hoping we eventually get an option to decide which occults have bad blood. I don’t mind vamps vs werewolves but it is cliche and I want my game to have spellcasters vs wolves while vamps are a more chaotic neutral party that choose which individuals benefit them to ally with.
Oh this makes me happy! I was worried my vampire-werewolf couple were destined to hate each other. I am relieved to see they can get along if we want them to.
I made this vampire/werewolf couple in CAS together and loaded them as husband and wife. They have no friendship as you can see but pretty high romance. It's only been a few minutes playing them, but so far no fights, and conducting friendly and romantic interactions has required no effort at all.
It's taking me awhile to post my experiments because I am simultaneously trying to tackle a mountain of housework and experiment when I take breaks.
"Pamtastic72;c-18130690" wrote: I made this vampire/werewolf couple in CAS together and loaded them as husband and wife. They have no friendship as you can see but pretty high romance. It's only been a few minutes playing them, but so far no fights, and conducting friendly and romantic interactions has required no effort at all.
It's taking me awhile to post my experiments because I am simultaneously trying to tackle a mountain of housework and experiment when I take breaks.
Thank you for sharing this. Now I can feel excited again.
Thanks for showing this. No nerf necesarry. This is ts4 I knew it wouldn't be that complicated ? it seems to already be a good balance for those who want a bit of conflict and those who don't.
I think Greg is programmed to be hyper aggressive to other werewolves and vampires. So far I haven't had any trouble with interactions between them with my self made werewolves and I have yet to see any autonomous fighting between any vampires or werewolves. It may be trait dependent too as well as the traits and rewards you accumulate from the skill trees for each occult that will ultimately determine the difficulty in obtaining and maintaining inter-occult relations.
The Welcome Wagon Has Arrived:
Now my lovely vampire is surrounded by werewolf neighbors, and her werewolf husband, and while she has a red friendship bar with the werewolves, she has not autonomously attacked anyone nor they her. They're all just standing around shouting aroogaba at each other and sharing a fruitcake.
https://i.imgur.com/wD0cRMV.png
So it seems, maybe with the exception of Greg you can develop positive vampire and werewolf relationships. They may require a bit more work to maintain, time will tell on that score I guess, but in general it seems they overall don't just break out into autonomous bloody brawls.
Later that evening:
So, the welcome wagon had been here for awhile, I've decided to let the autonomy dictate what happens now, so far just this buff...
So, the welcome wagon ended on it's own. I let them interact autonomously without my interference and nothing happened other than my vampire was tense with the moodlet in the spoiler above, and got the option for a supernatural smackdown in the mean interactions:
and her relationship with her werewolf husband has improved, she's gone from a half full red friendship bar to the tiniest smidgeon of green in the friendship bar and their romance remains fairly strong.
You know, I am happy, actually, that this is not as dire as I feared. Thank you for proving this. I am curious - in the negativity thread, someone mentioned that if you use the ask for werewolf sympathy interaction on a vampire, it totally tanks their friendship, though. Can you confirm this?
"cutecabaret;c-18130923" wrote: You know, I am happy, actually, that this is not as dire as I feared. Thank you for proving this. I am curious - in the negativity thread, someone mentioned that if you use the ask for werewolf sympathy interaction on a vampire, it totally tanks their friendship, though. Can you confirm this?
