can somebody point me towards the success rates of all the option in chain event plz?
Immortal learning path
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thnxs, but maybe there is someplace where i can see it in a more clear way? i was looking in the net, but I was not able to find it.
that is the clear way. Base chances and all modifiers neatly arranged.
use ctrl+f to navigate to event numbers, and there's a notepad++ plugin linked in the mod forum that gives decent highlighting.
use ctrl+f to navigate to event numbers, and there's a notepad++ plugin linked in the mod forum that gives decent highlighting.
for sure thats the easiest way...
its not like if somebody asked me for the chance of anything happening and a few choices, I would not say to him
-option A has 3% chance of success,
-option B has 8% chance of succes,
-option C has 0% of success...
no I will not do that, cause thats not the clear way to expose chances of success.
i woudlnt mind AT ALL, if you ignore all my post for now on and no longer reply to anythin I post.
Looking at the file with Notepad++ or similar really is the clear way. I don't know of anyone who has analyzed the whole series of Immortality events and published anything to boil it down.
There are lots of factors involved in the success or failure of the Immortality events and they are all sorts of interconnected. While I sometimes analyze events out of curiosity and because I like exercising my grey matter, the immortality events span 5172 lines and I don't find them particularly interesting in the first place. Lots of work, no fun at all, nobody paying me.
There are lots of factors involved in the success or failure of the Immortality events and they are all sorts of interconnected. While I sometimes analyze events out of curiosity and because I like exercising my grey matter, the immortality events span 5172 lines and I don't find them particularly interesting in the first place. Lots of work, no fun at all, nobody paying me.
Short answer - NO, there is no easy set of probabilities, you will have to derive these yourself from the raw event files.
You're lucky. I already made a spreadsheet for calculating chances of success with immortality quests for the purpose of answering a question of why none out of hundreds of AI rulers managed to succeed on it in some other persons' game.
Stat is how high your relevant attribute is for the path.
Chance real is the chance that the mystic is not a fraud, though you can get a good guess by looking at base value of their core stat. Real mystics get a +6 bonus to the base value (which is random and can range from 0 to 10), so any mystic with a base stat value below 6 is always a fraud and any mystic with a value above 10 is always the real deal. The Learning mystic is even more extreme and the real one actually gets a +15 Learning bonus so you can always immediately tell if she's a fraud. If the mystic is a fraud the last test is virtually guaranteed to fail.
Chance 1, Chance 2, and Chance 3 are the chances of succeeding with the expensive/risky option (which has the highest chance of success but worse consequences for failing) and assuming the mystic is not a fraud. It applies for all 4 immortality paths. The only exception is the first Learning test which doesn't have a random outcome. Instead the first option will succeed or fail based on your traits (possibly including a bit of chance), the second will always succeed, and the third will always fail.
Immortal at the end is the chance that the mystic is real multiplied by the chances to succeed the individual tests. Essentially your odds of achieving immortality.
Stat is how high your relevant attribute is for the path.
Chance real is the chance that the mystic is not a fraud, though you can get a good guess by looking at base value of their core stat. Real mystics get a +6 bonus to the base value (which is random and can range from 0 to 10), so any mystic with a base stat value below 6 is always a fraud and any mystic with a value above 10 is always the real deal. The Learning mystic is even more extreme and the real one actually gets a +15 Learning bonus so you can always immediately tell if she's a fraud. If the mystic is a fraud the last test is virtually guaranteed to fail.
Chance 1, Chance 2, and Chance 3 are the chances of succeeding with the expensive/risky option (which has the highest chance of success but worse consequences for failing) and assuming the mystic is not a fraud. It applies for all 4 immortality paths. The only exception is the first Learning test which doesn't have a random outcome. Instead the first option will succeed or fail based on your traits (possibly including a bit of chance), the second will always succeed, and the third will always fail.
Immortal at the end is the chance that the mystic is real multiplied by the chances to succeed the individual tests. Essentially your odds of achieving immortality.
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thnxs a lot, I ended reincarnating, but thnxs for the answer. btw, maybe I did not explain myself correctly, I was just looking for the options with the higher chance of success, not the actual numbers. Prolly I was not clear enough. I remembered found it once by chance and when I finally got the event couldnt find it again.You're lucky. I already made a spreadsheet for calculating chances of success with immortality quests for the purpose of answering a question of why none out of hundreds of AI rulers managed to succeed on it in some other persons' game.
Stat is how high your relevant attribute is for the path.
Chance real is the chance that the mystic is not a fraud, though you can get a good guess by looking at base value of their core stat. Real mystics get a +6 bonus to the base value (which is random and can range from 0 to 10), so any mystic with a base stat value below 6 is always a fraud and any mystic with a value above 10 is always the real deal. The Learning mystic is even more extreme and the real one actually gets a +15 Learning bonus so you can always immediately tell if she's a fraud. If the mystic is a fraud the last test is virtually guaranteed to fail.
Chance 1, Chance 2, and Chance 3 are the chances of succeeding with the expensive/risky option (which has the highest chance of success but worse consequences for failing) and assuming the mystic is not a fraud. It applies for all 4 immortality paths. The only exception is the first Learning test which doesn't have a random outcome. Instead the first option will succeed or fail based on your traits (possibly including a bit of chance), the second will always succeed, and the third will always fail.
Immortal at the end is the chance that the mystic is real multiplied by the chances to succeed the individual tests. Essentially your odds of achieving immortality.
im sure other people can find this useful too. so again, thnxs a lot.
If you just want the option with the higher chance of success, just pick whatever sounds more risky or is more expensive.
Can i change the version of this game to pre-upload version so can i achieved it more easily? Or does iroman need the lastest version? It's really shame to be an achievement so hard as this...
The achievement should be possible to get with any version of the game from 2.6 onward.
I was trying today call the spawn of satan but reapiditly had been killing by one weird event playing chess with an assasing? Or drowned etc... Have become impossible task of summon it? Wheres the fun of m&m now? I hwve enable devil worhip so should have been easier summon it... 20 hours of nothing.. And if i achieved summoj it would it become immortan getting the immortal achievement?
No, the Demon Spawn child will not automatically get the immortal trait. In order to become immortal you need to get a special event that in English is called "Matters of Life and Death" and decide to summon the council. You'll need appropriately high stats do get anywhere with that though and Stewardship doesn't help.
The event is rare, but still common enough that you'll get it once every century or two. The real problem is to actually manage to complete the quest for immortality, but save scumming helps.
The event is rare, but still common enough that you'll get it once every century or two. The real problem is to actually manage to complete the quest for immortality, but save scumming helps.
And do you know whh whenna spawn of satan was born with my woman i could not legit this child cos of unknown father the option never occured to me...