flee (the usual file for speech while fleeing from enemies).eyepatch (for the Eyepatch tenant as well as the All-Seeing Knights in Eyepatch biomes).eyeguard (for the All-Seeing Crusaders in Eyepatch biomes).devoutavian (for the Avians in Avian Villages).crewmember (for NPCs that are part of your starship's crew (currently this dialogue is only activated when talking to a crewmember while your party is already full)).converse (the usual file for out-of-combat speech).combat (the usual file for in-combat speech).clues (only active while you have a scanning quest, these quotes will advance quest progress when they are uttered by the appropriate race).arrivedhome (for when a tenant is called home via the Colony Deed, optionally to pay rent).airship (for the Avians on Avian Airships).The dialogue files are given in alphabetical order: In the unpacked game assets, all dialogue files are found in the dialog folder and have the suffix.
This dialogue pool is determined by the game in several steps:ġ) The game determines which dialogue file it will use depending on several factors, such as the speaker's race and type and the kind of dialogue needed. When an NPC speaks to another entity, it usually says one sentence picked at random from a certain dialogue pool. So…a Glitch villager will have at least 40 different things to say to an Avian, 40 different things to say to an Apex, etc. Mollygos- At the moment we’re aiming for about 40 dialogue options per race for standard villagers. In addition, certain kinds of NPCs have higher stats than expected due to possessing tier bonuses on top of the planet tier - this occurs for some NPCs involved in procedurally generated Quests as well as boss NPCs at the ends of certain Dungeons. Like Monsters, NPCs gain improved stats when they appear on planets with higher Tiers. Many tenants are semi-unique, meaning they may be procedurally generated but have a very limited number of parameters available. Tenants are spawned based on the furnishings you provide their housing. These also include many tenants which are summoned using a Colony Deed. They can be found on planets, as part of quests, or in villages and dungeons. Unique NPCs are those that are pre-designed, and not made through the procedural generation engine.
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