Wannabe Edgerunner - Humanity Recovery

Wannabe Edgerunner - Humanity Recovery

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Extends the Wannabe Edgerunner mod, to recover humanity over time.

Over time, humanity penalties inflicted due to murder slowly regenerates.

• []Recover humanity throughout the day. Equipped cyberware reduces the recovery-rate proportionally to the number of slots filled. So that no humanity is recovered, when a certain threshold is reached. Below that threshold humanity degenerates.

  []Knocking-out an opponent instead of killing them rewards humanity.

  []Donating to a homeless person recovers humanity.

  []Petting Nibbels recovers humanity.

  NoteTo save resources, the recovery is only applied once every minute.

  https://github.com/ProphetLamb/WannabeEdgerunnerRecovery/blob/master/assets/over-time.png?raw=true[

  https://github.com/ProphetLamb/WannabeEdgerunnerRecovery/blob/master/assets/donate.png?raw=true[

  Implementation details

  Edgerunner lore states, that "laying off chrome" prevents Cyberpychosis. In the context of CP2077, this system interprets "laying off chrome" as emptying Cyberwear slots.

  This mod provides a immersive and highly configurable experience of the regeneration.

  https://github.com/ProphetLamb/WannabeEdgerunnerRecovery/blob/master/assets/settings.png?raw=true[

  Recovery over time

  The current regen or degen can be seen in the Cyberdeck/Ripperdoc screen.

  https://github.com/ProphetLamb/WannabeEdgerunnerRecovery/blob/master/assets/ripperdoc-regen.png?raw=true[

  Humanity recovery is calculated as a linear interpolation in two parts.

  • []If the Cyberware load is higher than the threshold, degens humanity proportional to the load over the threshold. Interpolates $l \in \rightarrow $ where $l$ is the load, $k$ is the threshold (settings), and $r$ is the recovery rate (settings)

    []If the Cyberware load is lower than the threshold, regens humanity proportional to the load under the threshold Interpolates $l \in \rightarrow $ where $l$ is the load, $k$ is the threshold (settings), and $r$ is the recovery rate (settings)

    Disabling adaptive recovery always uses the maximum recovery rate, positive or negative.

    Recovery on knockout

    Humanity is recovered inversely proportional to the penalty incurred for the kill.

    The amount of humanity recovered is given