The mercenaries told them where to go.
Modified random world encounter mercenaries so that they actually tell you where they are going.
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About this mod Machine translation
Modified random world encounter mercenaries so that they actually tell you where they are going.
This is a very simple mod. I've been playing the game and this is the nth time I've met a mercenary who told me where he was going. Unless, if I have many undiscovered map markers, I have no idea which place he is talking about!
Now, the mercenary will receive a letter. If you manage to bribe/convince/insult him, he will give you a letter with the name of the location if you forget his words. If you don't do any of these actions, he won't talk to you again, but you can still pickpocket and reading the letter will add a flag.
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This is an incredibly simple mod. I've been playing the game, and for the n-th time I've encountered the mercenary, who told me about the place where he is heading to. Except, if I had multitude of undiscovered map markers, I'd have no idea which place he was talking about!
Now, the mercenary will have a letter. If you manage to bribe/persuade/intimidate him, he will give you the letter with the location's name, had you forgotten it. If you fail to do any of these, he won;t talk to you anymore, but you can still pickpocket him, and reading the letter will add the marker.
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