KCDII Reputation Rebalance

KCDII Reputation Rebalance Features

Crime & Punishment – Scaled & Fairer Consequences

• Witnessed Crimes – Minor offenses now have reduced reputation penalties (-0.02 to -0.25).
• Reported Crimes – Faction penalties are clearer; major crimes like murder (-1.0) are harsher, while theft & lockpicking (-0.20/-0.25) are balanced.

Quest Reputation – Smoother Gains & Losses

• Increased Quest Rewards – More reputation boost for completing quests (+0.1 to +1.0).
• Controlled Quest Fail Penalties – Failures now have capped and gradual rep loss (-0.04 to -1.0).

Combat & Accidental Hits – Reduced Unfair Penalties

• Friendly Fire & Collisions – Accidental hits have minimal reputation impact (-0.05 to -0.15).
• Auto-Hit Adjustments – Reduced penalties for unarmed strikes, stealth fails, and minor conflicts.

Faction Crimes – Less Extreme for Minor Offenses

• Witnessed Crimes – Lighter penalties (-0.01 to -0.2) for non-lethal crimes.
• Faction Crimes – Reputation loss is scaled by severity (-0.01 to -0.15).

Dialogue & Skill Checks – More Rewarding Interactions

• Successes Boosted – Persuasion, impress, and might checks give higher reputation gains (+0.15 to +0.25).
• Failures Softened – Minor rep loss for failed checks (-0.01 to -0.02).

Social Reputation – Subtle & Natural Adjustments

• Greetings Adjusted – Slightly reduced greeting reputation changes (+0.03/-0.01).

Bandit System – Still Harsh, But Less Punishing

• Bandit Crimes & Actions – Reputation loss is scaled down but remains stricter (-0.2 to -0.5).

This rework creates a more balanced and immersive reputation system, ensuring fair consequences while rewarding smart play.

Mod version 1.4 comes in 3 variants:

• Easy: for people who don’t want be bothered with the results of their crimes and want to gain reputation as easy as possible
• Normal: adjusted values, offers a more smooth experience
• Hardcore: you will pay for your crimes severely! And gaining reputation is harder

Mod author: RobThePCGuy

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v.1.4: Divided into 3 variants: easy, normal, hardcore

v.1.3: Small changes

v.1.2: Yet another small fix

v.1.1: Fixed small issue

v.1.0: Initial release