You'd be practically able to take every third feat in the game. Now this is no longer a comfortable ratio, especially considering there might be expansion packs and the like that could raise the max character level. However, since I've increased the leveling rate a bit and decided to eventually change the max character level to 30, that would put the character at the max level up to 32+ feats. It would mean you wouldn't be able to get every feat in the game you wanted/needed in one playthrough and the number of feats per character to the total number of feats ratio seemed like it would allow for a variety of different builds. The reason for this is that when I originally decided that you should get a feat every level I was planning on having the max character level set to 20, which would put you at 22 feats (+ some story extras), and since the total number of feats will be around a hundred having 22/100 feats seemed about right. Your Aegis Patroller This key is given to you by Chief Briggs for preventing Professor Oldfields kidnapping, or for successfully rescuing him from the pirates. You can pickpocket the key with 111 skill. Keep (E6): standing guard south east of the statue, his is the fourth Patroller from the left. burglarize homes, read books, create potions, become and infamous pickpocket, embark on a. The key can be pickpocketed with 98 skill.
#Underrail pickpocket Pc
The other major change I made is reducing the frequency of acquiring feats from one every level to one every two levels. Games like Underrail for PC (Windows) in order of similarity. Pickpocketing does not require stealth, unless of course you're trying to steal from a hostile NPC. Because there's no dice involved in the calculations, this will also eliminate the need for save scumming. So investing more skill into pickpocketing will always be useful. Depending on your skill-to-detection ration and the difficulty modifier of the item, you may be able to steal zero, one or more items from a given target. The way this system is set up it means that, unlike lockpicking and hacking, the outcome is not binary. heavy weapons and armors in comparison to smaller stuff like ammo and hypos). Also, some items are harder to steal than others (e.g. Since the detection scales off of character's level and perception, this basically means that you'll have to continue investing points in the pickpocketing skill (and ideally dexterity as well) in order to be able to steal (or steal more) from progressively higher level NPCs. The rate at which you fill this meter will depend on the ratio between your pickpocketing skill and the victim's detection. The game will indicate how much stealing a certain item will raise the suspicion meter. If you fill up this meter to the max you will be detected and the combat will ensue. The way it works now is that when you are stealing items from an NPC you are filling up their permanent "suspicion meter". I'm back in the development chair now and here's what I've been doing.įirst of all I revamped the pickpocketing mechanics as I promised. I was out of country for a while on a vacation of sort.
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