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Issue 5239 simulated relationship behavior fixes #5240
Issue 5239 simulated relationship behavior fixes #5240
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Hey @IllianiCBT , this is ready for review. I don't think I can add assignees, so a comment it is. Thanks! |
Perfect. I'm out of the office atm, but I'll take a butchers once I'm done. Welcome to the project! :) |
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…nceive will roll for historic births
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A couple of very small changes, otherwise looks good :)
MekHQ/src/mekhq/campaign/personnel/procreation/AbstractProcreation.java
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…nceive will roll for historic births
…nceive will roll for historic births
…tps://github.com/psikomonkie/mekhq into issue-5239-simulated-relationship-behavior-fixes
(cherry picked from commit 1c2cbae)
Hey @IllianiCBT , I made the changes you requested. |
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Sorry for the slower reply, I'm having to play host for Thanksgiving, so my computer time is sporadic.
Simulated Relationships allowed females to get pregnant and give birth in the same week, letting them have more kids than possible. Characters in simulated relationships with females were unable to procreate, and if they did their children wouldn't be saved. Children from simulated relationships will have a high school education if they're at least 16.
Solves issue #5239