DepressedElephant

A place for members of r/Toms_Beady_Eyes to chat with each other

Vendors should only sell empty fuel tanks. No limit. Buy 5000 of them - nobody cares.

To get actual fuel you should need to take this empty tank into a raid and fill it at the various gas stations and tankers.

No more stupid rush to try to buy fuel at trader reset, no more logging in to tarkov daily to just buy fuel and sell bitcoins but not actually play the game.

I am working on trying to set up an organisation level industry and it's an absolute nightmare due to the link limitations on containers.

How are people handling the planning of the link/container layouts.

Any tools outside of the game available for this? Or is this pretty much painful trial and error?

Edit: Also things like realizing that the new production that got added resulted into strarting to run low on components upstream bottlenecking everything else....

This requires using the console.

You can find the guide to how to enable the console here:

https://ck3.paradoxwikis.com/Console_commands

Once you are in console mode type : debug_mode

Now mouse over your char and you will see your Target Weight - it's probably 70 or something stupid like that.

Next go to: C:\Users<USER>>\Documents\Paradox Interactive\Crusader Kings III\

Create a folder called Run

In the run folder create a file called fat.txt - or whatever

Your fat.txt file should contain the following:

change_target_weight = -70
remove_character_modifier = obese_modifier    

Replace -70 with whatever your target weight is - you want it to be 0. If you go too far

I need to replace my rusted to death 4Runner - and previous feedback from this sub had some really good suggestions for a Tahoe - pitched it to my wife and it got shot down.

Because "Rear window doesn't go down."

Which is kind of a fair point as it's going to be a 3rd car for hauling a big dog around and the rear window going down in the 4Runner has been great for that.

Only recently did I discover the insanity that is the Envoy XUV - and I want one.

A 2004 with 100k miles can be had for under $6k which is cheaper than any comparable 4Runner.

Talk me out of it before I get this freaky thing.