thepwnerer

Hey. Really like the mod, but was curious about changing some of the dialogue for personal preference. I've tried editing it in the Player Dialogue tab for the quest in Creation Kit, but when I hit ok it gave me a script error. I think I managed to fix that by extracting the scripts from the .bsa to scripts/source, but now it's giving me a Papyrus fragment error. Do you have any tips on how I can edit the dialogue without breaking the mod?

P.S. My bad, didn't realise this would make a new topic - I tried to just attach it to a post in the original thread, but it wouldn't let me. Wouldn't even let me edit this message into the OP. Low post count, I guess. This fix works for me, but I have no idea whether it'll work for anyone else. Let me know asap so I can pull the download before it gets too much flak.

View File WARNING: Provided screenshot might be considered a spoiler. Only use as an example if you've played SS2 before! SexoutSlavers2 is a great mod, but the dialogue was killing the immersion for me. This is my attempt to fix that. Some things you need to know: - I've never modded anything before. This should be a basic fix, but back up your .esps/.esms and save files just in case. - This fix only changes dialogue, notes, terminals etc, hence the small file size. It does not add or alter any mod features, nor could I. - This is not a replacer for SexoutSlavers2.esm - you must include that file. Drop this .esp somewhere in the load order beneath it. Some things you might want to know: - I took a lot of liberties with this. Sometimes it wasn't clear what the mod author meant in his writing, and I just rewrote the text completely. Sometimes I added flavour text or quips. I also added some definition to the slave/master dialogue and the 'mind break' training scenarios, and some cusses when you get rejected. Everything was intended to fit the situation as I saw it, but the changes might not be to your personal taste. In theory, you could just disable the esp and it should return to the old writing. In theory. - I didn't clarify the Jeannie May quest, but hopefully you know where to look by now (she didn't spend all her time at the motel!). - I might not have caught everything in amongst GECK's thousands of expandable categories, so let me know if anything major hasn't been rewritten. There might also be some Britishisms - I tried to go back and Americanize everything (as per the setting) but again, I might have missed a word or two. Submitter thepwnerer Submitted 08/11/2014 Category Other Requires SexoutSlavers2.esm