Disables mental breaks for slaves and introduces three new options to further customize and enhance slavery:

Features

• Mood-Based Suppression (Highly Recommended): Mood directly impacts how fast suppression falls. Miserable slaves will lose suppression drastically faster, while happy slaves will stay compliant longer- or forever.
• Total Suppression: Disables rebellions completely when a slave is at 100% suppression. Can be used to make slave soldiers viable or just make slavery less of a hassle.
• Suppression Offset: A simple slider to globally increase or decrease the amount of suppression slaves receive. Use it to fine-tune 'Mood-Based Suppression' or to make vanilla slaves harder to suppress as a trade-off for no longer having mental breaks.

Why use this mod?

For Gameplay: Needing to pamper your slaves so they don't lose their minds every day ruins the point of slavery. In vanilla, converting prisoners takes forever, but it's practically mandatory unless you want them taking massive mood penalties because you "chopped trees" or "fed them their friends." This mod buffs slavery and makes it a genuinely viable, low-micromanagement way to get use out of a pawn.

For the Story: Vanilla mental breaks lack consequences for slaves. Even if you've broken their will and kept them fully suppressed, they can still just decide to take a 24 hours (mental) break whenever they feel like it, while your warden watches impotently. You can retaliate, but they'll never learn or gain self-preservation.

Finally, there's already the suppression mechanic, and having both doesn't make sense. If a slave is miserable, they shouldn't 'Sad Wander' for 24 hours undisturbed before going back to their tormentors- they should fight or flee.

Dynamic Playstyles

With the Mood-Based Suppression feature enabled, slavery scales naturally with how you treat your captives:

• The Brutal Slaver (Very Low Mood): If you run a "work-to-death" camp, suppression will drop rapidly even with a collar and strap. To keep them compliant, you will actually need to play like a slaver: maintain good wardens, fill rooms with terror sculptures and gibbet cages, and occasionally beat suppression into them- or even execute the most unruly slaves to inspire terror in the others.
• The Standard Camp (Average Mood): Slaves sitting at ~25-55 mood will play more or less like vanilla, but without the annoying, consequence-free mental breaks.
• The Elite Vanguard (High Mood): If you treat your slaves well, their suppression will hold steady. This allows you to safely equip them with marine armor and weapons, forming elite, loyal slave-soldier armies like Janissaries, Mamluks, or Sardaukar without the constant fear of a heavily-armed rebellion.

This mod adds more Oomph to Archotech Artifacts, to really make them feel like artifacts of a god.

For example:

Mechlinks, which are mere ultra-tech, can install themselves deep within the brain- instantly, painlessly, and without relying on that doctor who's eyeing the Yayo a bit too intensely. So can Psylink Neuroformers, miraculous Archotech inventions that permanently grant humans psychic supernatural powers.

So why do other augments created by a god-like being rely on crude surgeries and anesthetics, and get instantly destroyed if your doctor trips on a cat on his way to the operating room?

The mod auto-patches Archotech parts (that have the Archotech tech level) to be installable without surgery, and removable without fail chance, medicine or anesthetics.

This includes vanilla and any correctly labeled parts from mods.

It also has other optional effects for Archotech implants, as well as optional effects for Emanators and Lances.

Other options for you to choose from:

• Damage Reduction: Reduce damage taken by Archotech parts by a configurable percentage, from 0% all the way up to 100%. No longer will parts that are "harder to damage than plasteel" get damaged as easily as a wooden peg leg.
• Indestructible: Make Archotech parts indestructible (will not go below 1HP). No one knows how they keep regrowing from the stumps, but they do.
• Return On Investment: Make Archotech parts extractable from dead bodies, like mechlinks. Easy removal remains guranteed post-mortem, or your money back.
• Feels Amazing: Make Archotech parts not anger Body Purists (they look and feel natural, allowing them to gaslight themselves), and finally make Body Modders more happy about them than peg legs.
• Better Emanators: Psychic Emanators will optionally restore recreation in their radius.
• Ancient Lances: Psychic Shock & Insanity Lances will have unlimited range and require no line of sight like they used to.

More info on the Steam Workshop.