r/goingmedieval

Having an issue with raids and aftermath.

I had 12 settler against 48 enemies, i won but 5 settlers died.

Of course everyone is sad because they were friends, but now between having -50 mood modifier for mourning, always rebellious settlers, and even after having fullfilling all their needs as much as I can, settlers still decide to leave the settlement.

I think this is so wrong.

After such a battle, there should be a much more good modifier than just victorious for +8 that last for a few days.

It should somewhat compensate the mourning. I won't say dead friends should make them rebellious, but leaving js too much...

Or dead friends should not just be additive but something like "Friend died" "Some friend died" and "A lot of friend died" and having fixed modifiers for those in order to be somewhat controlled.

Do you have any strategies to avoid these situations once they arise??

It's actually batshit insane that there isn't even a mod rn to make dogs go unconscious and be treatable. Why's dog combat even an option? XD

I may have found a bug. For the last two seasons whenever my settlers attempt to mine, they simply stand in place wherever they were when they switched to the Mining job and their status switches between Mining/Digging and Deconstructing. They do this infinitely until something else takes priority like leisure or being drafted. They do have access to things to mine and I can manually have them mine something, but after completing one mine action they immediately go back to the mining/deconstructing loop, so I have to manually have someone mine at least four times per limestone block. The temp fix is probably to go back in a save, but given how long it's been going on that could be undoing nearly a year's worth of progress. I'm curious if this is a known issue and/or if there is any alternative.

Curious to hear what other players prioritize in their research tree.