Give me another fight - A nemesis alternative

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Give Me Another Fight turns enemies that defeat the player into persistent Nemeses.

They can gain ranks, receive stronger effects through your setup, change their name as they progress and remain marked as a Nemesis until you finally find them again and finish the fight.

The enemy that defeated you can become someone worth remembering.

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In simple terms

An NPC defeats the player.

Give Me Another Fight remembers that NPC.

The NPC becomes a Nemesis and receives a faction rank.

If they defeat you again, they can continue progressing through the configured Nemesis tiers.

Their name can evolve together with them.

Eventually you meet again...

TL;DR: enemies that defeat the player can become persistent rivals that grow through configurable Nemesis tiers. 🫠

Main features

• Enemies that defeat the player can become Nemeses.

• Nemeses use configurable faction ranks to represent their progression.

• Supports multiple Nemesis tiers.

• Configure the maximum Nemesis rank.

• Nemesis names can change depending on their current tier.

• Tier names can be incremental, allowing each new tier to continue from the previous tier's final name.

• Supports either a single Nemesis or multiple simultaneous Nemeses.

• The maximum number of active Nemeses can be configured.

• A configurable perk can prevent specific actors from becoming Nemeses.

• Summons and resurrected actors can credit their master instead of becoming the Nemesis themselves.

Nemesis progression

Each Nemesis has a rank inside the Player Nemesis faction.

That rank is what represents the Nemesis' current progression level.

You can configure the maximum rank that a Nemesis is allowed to reach and define a different name template for each tier.

This makes it possible for the same NPC to evolve over multiple encounters instead of simply becoming a Nemesis once.

For example:

First encounter

Bandit Chief

Tier 1

Bandit Chief the Cruel

Tier 2

Bandit Chief the Cruel, Slayer

Tier 3

Lord Bandit Chief the Cruel, Slayer

The actual effects associated with those ranks can then be used by the rest of your setup to make higher-ranked Nemeses progressively more dangerous.

Incremental Nemesis names

Each tier has its own name template.

Use: {name} as the base name.

For example: {name} the Cruel turns: Bandit Chief into: Bandit Chief the Cruel

From Tier 2 onward, you can enable: Continue previous tier name

When enabled, {name} refers to the complete name generated by the previous tier instead of the NPC's original name.

Tier 1

{name} the Cruel → Bandit Chief the Cruel

Tier 2

☑ Continue previous tier name

{name}, Slayer → Bandit Chief the Cruel, Slayer

Tier 3

☑ Continue previous tier name

Lord {name} → Lord Bandit Chief the Cruel, Slayer

If the option is disabled on a later tier, that tier starts from the NPC's original name again.

If a template does not contain {name