wow thats a great idea. Having precepts and memes for this would be amazing. [2]

wow thats a great idea. Having precepts and memes for this would be amazing.

Is there a mod that adds this but for ideologies? Like, lawful/chaotic memes/precepts and stuff?

@Urist McDwarf Many of the top minds throughout history were considered insane at some point.

1.4?

Missed opportunity to relabel insanity as "Chaotic Stupid".

Finally i can understand how it works without reading cringe about socionics like in original mod

Seems interesting. I've got my own gripes with how morality gets handled with D&D, but since the change is just cosmetic, there's really no harm. It's not like there's Paladins that can lose favor with their deity for doing something unexpected, but in-character.

As for your M3 questions, RedPine, answers got rather long so I made a discussion thread .

I’m glad to hear you can count on family, but in general that doesn’t always translate into being good. If you’re a family of villains, would it be good help your brother deal with emotional struggle after a breakup, so he can move on and resume conquering the world? Would it be bad or good to keep him depressed for months, so he can’t succeed? Also, some people help others to avoid feeling guilty about not helping, and that’s not typical “good” motivation. Family ties are a strong influence in most cultures, both in terms of creating pressure inside the group and outside, from society and culture. Put the subconscious and natural instincts on top of that and you might never be sure what was the most important factor that made you do a given thing. Things are usually much less white and black than we make them in games. And the definition of “good” varies.

Well that’s not something I thought I’ll write on a Steam workshop.

I think most people are more good than they give themselves credit for. I have some family who can be unpleasant, but are also have a strong desire to help eachother when times get tough.

Anyways, curious as to how M3 will turn out. Eneagram is kinda weird and arbitrary (even if it's colorfully descriptive, perfect for a mod) with an inner ring of 3 traits and an unconnected outer ring of 6 traits... but then this comes out with a 3x3, 2-axis grid.

Will it be adjacency based? A paper rock scissors web of interdependency? Or will each trait be independent of the others?

apathy is something that can be gained IRL when something so bad happens, it changes your outlook on life. I used to be chaotic good, but over time i've become less chaotic, and less good.

not really evil... just kinda "Meh" aka true neutral.

is what i'd use as an example... if i didn't embody the essence of chaos

What makes a man turn neutral? Lust for gold? Power? Or were you just born with a heart full of neutrality?!