Settlement loyalty levels

**CycloOp** · August 05, 2010, 11:26 PM

Hi every one!

I found in docudemon that there is a condition about SettlementLoyaltyLevel. There are several levels : loyalty_happy, loyalty_content, loyalty_disillusioned, loyalty_rioting, loyalty_revolting.

I guess these levels are related to "settlement color", but I count only 4 colors (green, yellow, blue, red) for 5 levels.

So where am I wrong ? Thanks

Hi every one!

I found in docudemon that there is a condition about SettlementLoyaltyLevel. There are several levels : loyalty_happy, loyalty_content, loyalty_disillusioned, loyalty_rioting, loyalty_revolting.

I guess these levels are related to "settlement color", but I count only 4 colors (green, yellow, blue, red) for 5 levels.

So where am I wrong ?

EDIT: another question !
What is the difference between SettlementLoyaltyLevel and GovernorLoyaltyLevel ?

**Ishan** · August 06, 2010, 12:18 AM

Originally Posted by CycloOp

Hi every one!

I found in docudemon that there is a condition about SettlementLoyaltyLevel. There are several levels : loyalty_happy, loyalty_content, loyalty_disillusioned, loyalty_rioting, loyalty_revolting.

I guess these levels are related to "settlement color", but I count only 4 colors (green, yellow, blue, red) for 5 levels.

So where am I wrong ? Thanks

Hi every one!

I found in docudemon that there is a condition about SettlementLoyaltyLevel. There are several levels : loyalty_happy, loyalty_content, loyalty_disillusioned, loyalty_rioting, loyalty_revolting.

I guess these levels are related to "settlement color", but I count only 4 colors (green, yellow, blue, red) for 5 levels.

So where am I wrong ?

EDIT: another question !
What is the difference between SettlementLoyaltyLevel and GovernorLoyaltyLevel ?

Green= happy
yellow= content
red= rioting
blue=disillusioned
Revolting u are thrown outside.

so no colored icon.

SettlementLoyaltyLevel= Corresponds to the faction
GovernorLoyaltyLevel=Is the character a governor and, if so how loyal is the settlement to him?

**CycloOp** · August 06, 2010, 01:22 AM

Thank you !
What do you mean by "how loyal the settlement is to him" ? where does this appear in game ?

**Ishan** · August 06, 2010, 01:35 AM

If u are hardcore M2 player then u might know that the loyalty level are different for different generals depending on their stats.

Check the Settlement details when the general is inside it.

**CycloOp** · August 06, 2010, 01:48 AM

Yeah, I noticed "Governor's influence", mostly depending on chivalry/dread. but i always saw positive values (as far as I remember). So what would revolting & rioting levels mean ?

Originally Posted by boboav

It's a script conditions, you must use a number level
ex.
...
and SettlementLoyaltyJevel>= 50
...

docudemon only talks about loyalty levels, not numerical value..

**Ishan** · August 06, 2010, 02:13 AM

Originally Posted by CycloOp

Yeah, I noticed "Governor's influence", mostly depending on chivalry/dread. but i always saw positive values (as far as I remember). So what would revolting & rioting levels mean ?

No negative values are also there if the religion is not in favour, a general with low stats can't handle a settlement having opposite religion than his own.

Also u might remember that the people are rioting in one level if conditions are unfavorable and in the next level we get a event that settlement is rioting and then at another turn they revolt and we are overthrown.

**boboav** · August 06, 2010, 01:39 AM

It's a script conditions, you must use a number level
ex.
...
and SettlementLoyaltyJevel>= 50
...

**CycloOp** · August 06, 2010, 02:34 AM

yeah I know that. but if a general can't handle a settlement, it's not because he gives a negative bonus. it's because he doesn't give enough positive.

I really can't see what is "rioting GovernorLoyaltyLevel", if not the same as "rioting SettlementLoyaltyLevel" when there's a governor..

**Ishan** · August 06, 2010, 03:01 AM

Do u want to achieve something in modding or just gaining knowledge?

**CycloOp** · August 06, 2010, 03:46 AM

Actually, I'm working on adding some traits and ancillaries. I want to understand available conditions in order to fit best with what I want.

**Ishan** · August 06, 2010, 04:47 AM

The mod workshop is more than just a sub-forum, its a database. Search the relevant term and you will get more than u except. There are many scripts that will teach u and guide u in the direction u are heading.