Production speedĪffects the speed of item production such as crafting and mining (more than 1.0 means the game becomes easier) Research speedĪffects the speed of research (more than 1.0 means it becomes faster) Building speedĪffects the speed of building (more than 1.0 means it becomes faster) Number of nests multiplierĪffects the number of monster nests, bandit camps, etc. Doesn’t necessarily make the game harder or easier, but affects the speed of battles.
Directly affects rates of wound regeneration and blood loss (Higher = more likely to die) Global damage multiplier Chance of deathĭetermines the overall likelihood of any character dying (players or NPCs). A higher number means it takes longer, therefore they need less food to get by. This sets how long it takes characters to get hungry. Importing a new game lets you adjust these settings anew, just as if you have started a new game. When you start a new game in Kenshi, you can configure a couple of settings that affect the way the world works. Resetting relations means they will be reset to the base state of the game. Mind that unticking this will not reset relations that already start out at a hostile level. If you import a game where that happened, you will keep said values in your new world. For example, if you have allied the Anti Slavers by talking to Grey, you will gain +75 to the Anti Slavers faction and -30 to the United Cities, Slave Traders, and Trader’s Guild relations. This counts both for hostile and friendly relations. If in your current save you have improved or destroyed your relations to a specific faction, importing relations will keep them at that level. This means that you could potentially recruit unique NPCs into your squad again and also that the world state has reset to its original form. On the other hand, not importing dead NPCs means that you have essentially “reset” those NPCs and can encounter them in your new world again. This means that if you have killed a specific leader of a faction, they will be dead in your new imported game. Importing Dead NPCs means that all NPCs you have killed, imprisoned, or that have died while in your squad will stay dead. Some of them can have a lasting effect on the world and change the world state of Kenshi, while others are simply unique companions for you to recruit. The world of Kenshi has many specific unique NPCs. Naturally, if left unchecked that means you will have to research everything again. All the technologies you have unlocked will be available in the imported game. Import ResearchĪs you might have guessed, this simply imports all the research that you have done on your current save file up to this point. This includes outposts as much as buildings you have bought in cities. Importing buildings essentially means that all buildings that you have either bought or built in your current save file will be imported and re-created into the new world. This is extremely helpful when your character is stuck and should be one of the first measures against that. They will appear essentially where your camera is currently positioned at. This will reset the position of every member in your squad.
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