The Assassins Guild Rebooted - Version 2.4 (Updated 02/05/25)

[LittleBear]

Thanks!

Updated to Version 2.4 - 02/05/25 - Fixed a missing ; in Shipdata which meant the OXP worked on Windows but would not run on the Apple Mac. Also fixes a bug in the script which meant that if you suffered a mis-jump at exactly the moment a trigger for one of the missions was meant to fire, the script could get stuck and not advance.

[Cholmondely]

So I've finally bought some militaries and am now out, exploring.

You really have made something enjoyable of G7. I'm playing, as always, with Stranger's World. Also the various systems oxps (Commies, Feudals et al), Superhub and Killer Wolf's stations. The systems are interesting - especially with your lore additions. I enjoyed pootling around the Special Branch and the Mining Outpost.

I'm not really into assassinations, so may well not do the missions. But I do love the way that you have enhanced G7.

You do know that you can add planetary landing locations in PF2? You could, for example, add a factory complex for Ramon at Encezais and a Zero-G Hockey stadium at Zarausxe if you so desired.

Have you seen how DGill has interwoven PF2 into his unpublished Feudal States update?


Edited to add: just mooched around The Eszausveian Dictatorship - you've done a really nice job here too!

[Cholmondely]

Still exploring and enjoying!

Point: Do you know that Famous Planets was expanded - and mostly for G7?

Raedre (just East of Quandixe) reads: The fun to be had on this planet is never ending. For industrialists they certainly know how to relax. The main choice is the highly popular, Zero-G cricket, with the Ceorans their biggest rivals. The Lobsters are also known for their ability to drink Ultra Squeezings by the bucket load.

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   "7 0" ={description = "Dizaen is one of those planets that promises to be fun and yet ends up rather boring. Being near the galactic centre there should be a high level of traffic. But being a low tech-level insectoid planet the aroma is said to be far from pleasant.";};
   "7 1" ={description = "The frogs on Anenen have for centuries been cursed by dreadful solar activity which has caused a large portion of the population to develop mental problems. This has led to the planet getting a reputation of being silly, and in some quarters, downright weird. The government have been researching technology to counter the deadly rays.";};
   "7 2" ={description = "Being near a major trade route Ceor benefits from easy access for the millions of fans of its Zero-G Cricket, which the planet is noted for. But the unwary tourist is warned to watch their manners as the inhabitants are not noted for their sense of humour.";};
   "7 3" ={description = "Ededer has the reputation of being the backside of the high tech worlds. The communists there are amongst the strictest of them all, resulting in making the planet rather tedious. The insects there can bore the most dedicated of individuals with their interest in industry.";};
   "7 4" ={description = "The human colonials on Artesore are not the cleanest of individuals with the main game of the planet being mud hockey. It really is a filthy sport being played on farmers' fields once the livestock has been moved on. There are rumours of occasional earthquakes but they appear to be more of a nuisance than deadly. It has yet to be determined how the anarchic governmental system can maintain a fair education.";};
   "7 5" ={description = "The people here are poor farmers. They don’t seem to have any sort of imagination at all. It is still a mystery how they managed to organise themselves into a corporate state. But this world is so dull there isn’t much to say about it.";};
   "7 6" ={description = "The fun to be had on this planet is never ending. For industrialists they certainly know how to relax. The main choice is the highly popular, Zero-G cricket, with the Ceorans their biggest rivals. The Lobsters are also known for their ability to drink Ultra Squeezings by the bucket load.";};
   "7 7" ={description = "The fierce frogs on Sorezaan will pick a fight with any passing life form. They just love to take court action for the slightest of slights. The democratic governmental system doesn’t help the situation but since the politicians are pandering after a next term in office they actually make it worse and as a result this is a mightily tedious place to visit as there are warning signs everywhere and health and safety rules that crush the enjoyment over even the tamest of activities.";};
   "7 8" ={description = "The human colonials on Aaored are another example of democracy at its worst. The two main political parties are parted by one issue only and they are on as opposite ends of the political spectrum as you can get. That issue concerns the deadly Aaoredian Monkey, with thousands of people getting killed every month. But, they are also incredibly cute. As such, one party wants to wipe them out, the other wants to breed more of them. Caution is advised when visiting.";};
   "7 9" ={description = "The Bug-Eyed lizards on Lebedixe are of the most friendly life forms you will find anywhere in the eight. As such they have become reasonably noted for their eccentric love of tourists. If it wasn’t for their love also of industry this planet could become the jewel of the seventh, but with a technology level at a low six, it will always be the holiday destination of the working classes.";};
   "7 10" ={description = "The large Lizards on Gebequat are known for their appetite. As such the only thing to really fill the need is the Gebequatian Wolf Cutlet. The Gebequatians take great pride in the hunting of their food and they have all manner of rituals concerning the capture and kill. What makes it more exciting for the hunter is the frequent earthquakes that happen with alarming regularity.";};
   "7 11" ={description = "Onaran is a beautiful planet but for those desiring to view the amazingly high and ancient mountains visitors are given a warning. Due to rogue pharmaceutical companies using the population for genetic experiments, a vicious disease has developed.";};
   "7 12" ={description = "The Inreans have one of the weakest of the Communist governments in the seventh. The population therefore are revolting and want to set up a democratic government. The resulting civil war is somewhat unpredictable and could prove hazardous to your health.";};
   "7 14" ={description = "The humans on this planet are obsessed with entertainment and have traditions going back for thousands of years. They are avid climbers and have called all their ancient mountains above three thousand metres Munros. They also have a weird habit of playing Mud Tennis on the top of these high peaks.";};
   "7 15" ={description = "There are a few things to do on this little planet as the government is fractured into separate authorities and they are deeply suspicious of each other. They blame each other for the YaprakcIk degeneration disease, which is mildly lethal. They seem to think that its mildly noted ancient mountains hold the key to a cure.";};
   "7 16" ={description = "The human colonials on this planet have a love for gambling to the point of bankruptcy. They now look for the new thrill in making a bet and as result they have some really unusual casinos. But with most of the population not having much to be thankful for they take solace with their pet of choice, the Enusbeian Tree Snake. It really is a beautiful animal and is also the cutest snake in the eight.";};
   "7 17" ={description = "The small green insects of Esarxeve have a colossal inferiority complex. They seem to resent being across the rift. Not even the ancient mountains are enough to halt the mass exodus from the planet. But they are more than proficient at the Mud Tennis Wimbledoon.";};
   "7 18" ={description = "The Human colonials of this planet have an annoying habit of repeating everything they say. They have a saying ‘If it is not worth saying twice it is not worth saying’. They are also a fun-loving people but have a disturbing love of all types of gambling and as such they are mildly known for their Hoopy Casinos.";};
   "7 19" ={description = "The planet Sobeer is mildly fabled for the Sobeerian mountain slug which brings scientist from all over the eight. It seems there is some evidence to suggest eating one raw slug per day wards off even the most virulent of diseases. The Cats of this planet don’t seem to mind eating them though. But they are also living in very poor conditions with most buildings in bad condition because of the earthquakes which they are occasionally cursed with.";};
   

[LittleBear]

Because Oolite starts counting from 0, I think those modifications will actually change planet descriptions in Galaxy 8. Due to Galaxy 1 being zero in code, you'd need to set the Galaxy to 6 to change descriptions in Galaxy 7.

Eg:

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// Set Up Orramaor.
System.infoForSystem(6,73).description = "Orramaor is noted for the resort world of Apollodorus, where many of the residents of the nearby Sunset Retirement Home spend their days. It is reasonably well known as the corporate headquarters of Soin Classic Shipyards Ltd. In recent years, Soin Classic Shipyards have specialised in the development of improved versions of Serpent Class ships.";
System.infoForSystem(6,73).techlevel = 14;
System.infoForSystem(6,73).government = 6;
System.infoForSystem(6,73).economy = 0;
System.infoForSystem(6,73).inhabitants = "Small Rodent Scientists";
System.infoForSystem(6,73).productivity = 53489;
System.infoForSystem(6,73).population = 97;
System.infoForSystem(6,73).station = "assassins_rebooted_standard_dodecahedron_station";

[Wildeblood]

System.infoForSystem(6,73).inhabitants = "Small Rodent Scientists";

General tip for anyone reading along:
Whenever altering either system.info.inhabitant (singular phrase) or system.info.inhabitants (plural phrase) remember to keep them in agreement.