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Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire is definitely a game like no other. In the game, you will experience an isometric perspective. What this means is that the graphics and the things you can see while playing are more detailed and more realistic. The game was released in 2017 and it is a sequel to the popular version from 2015 known as Pillars of Eternity. The new sequel shares similar gameplay. Players will explore various islands using their ship, they will have to fight and they will have to acquire various things. Gamers can also hire additional crews to help them fight and win battles. There are various classes in the game and each one has 4 or more sub-classes. This makes the game more advanced and hence more appealing to gamers.

1. Level Cap Increased, Faster Mod Mod Posted almost 2 years ago; 123 downloads; This Pillars of Eternity mod has the level cap increased to 30. Need 350 experience by level (default is 500) and talents and abilities will be granted after 16 level.
2. Tried searching for this. Do the mods at the top of the list have a higher priority over the ones below them, or do the ones below override the ones above them. Basically Im trying to ensure certain mods load correctly even if there is some conflict.

Patch 5.0 - Turn-based mode and The Ultimate challenge out now! Pursue a rogue god over land and sea in the sequel to the multi-award-winning RPG Pillars of Eternity. Captain your ship on a dangerous voyage of discovery across the vast unexplored archipelago region of the Deadfire. Finding and installing your favorite Deadfire mods is even easier using the Steam workshop. Mods installed via the workshop should appear upon launching the game and can be managed via the in-game UI. These are the Steam Workshop features utilized by Pillars of Eternity.

It is almost impossible to make the Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire better and more desirable. Actually, it is and it is a very simple task. You can use Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire MODs. On this very page, we will present to you the best MODs from all parts of the globe. The MODs are additions you can use. For instance, you can install a terminal that will allow you to manipulate the game. Other MODs can help you use spells and weapons to hostile buildings and units only. There is a MOD that will add 50 changes to the gameplay and make the game look even better. This is just an ice tip of the actual power MODs offer.

We test each MOD before upload and only the ones that are 100% safe for the game's engine will be available. We test them using the latest version of the game. Don't forget that the MODs are compatible with the other MODs meaning you can install and use several of them at the same time.

• 1Modding
  • 1.1Quests

Quests[edit | edit source]

Building own quests the easy way: Use the flowchart program form Obsidian, which is not public. The hard way: write your xml by hand.

The Structure of Quests is externalised as xml files. To build valid xml files use the 2 xsd files quest.xsd and conversation.xsd and an xsd validator like this one https://github.com/amouat/xsd-validator

Quests are 2 parted. The Conversation with the Questgiver or an attached Gameobject (Item, NPC, …) and the Quest.The Conversation is saved in .conversation files in […]/game/PillarsOfEternity_Data/data/conversations. To each Conversation is a Stringtable file needed, which contains the texts for the NPC and your reactions. These are saved in […]/game/PillarsOfEternity_Data/data/localised/[language]/text/conversations. These Files are combined by the filename and the <NodeID> tag. Every state of the conversation displays the corresponding text from the stringtable file.

The other part are the Questfile itself. They are saved in .quest files in […]/game/PillarsOfEternity_Data/data/quests. The Text for the questlog is also saved in a stringtable file in […]/game/PillarsOfEternity_Data/data/localised/[language]/text/quests. They are combined by the same filename and also the <NodeID> tag, but its more complex. The questlog distincts between:

That's the core. Now some basic questions.

How does the game start a quest?[edit | edit source]

With the script function StartQuest(String) in the OnEnterScripts Tag of a TalkNode.

Example:

How to set the Questgiver?[edit | edit source]

Therefor you need the Name of the ingame NPC. Option a: Open game console and enter FindCharacter <name> Obtion b: Use IE Mod, open game console, open object browser with tt, navigate to top and find the name NPC_xxxxx

You need the name for this block in the conversation file. The Guid could be any valid Guid (0-9a-f, grouped 8-4-4-4-12) but it must be the same in all <SpeakerGuid> tags in the conversation file or PoE can not find the character which should say the Content of the Talknode.

How to advance the Quest?[edit | edit source]

Call one of TriggerQuestAddendum, TriggerQuestEndState (to go to the next state), TriggerTalkEvent and maybe others. [Documentation needed]

Example:

How to remember certain things?[edit | edit source]

Call SetGlobalValue(String, Int32) with parameter 'variable name' and 'value'.

What can I do besides display text?[edit | edit source]

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You can call all methods in the Scripts class, and check all states with all methods in the Conditionals class. [Documentation needed]

How to let a party member interact with the conversation?[edit | edit source]

With a CharacterMapping entry for the companion he could be referenced in a talk node as speaker. For the companion names and guid see the documentation in the conversation.xsd file.

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TODO is it possible to use Hirelings as Speaker?

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