People in the rim world lose at least one finger or toe a year and you just so happen to keep getting them with full digits! Norman by 40 or so they would have lost all of theirs and a limb or too on average.
Bionic arms and legs, dude. Get a steady income, and vary between bulk traders and exotic traders.
Get bionic eyes too. Apparently hostiles like to go for the eyes.
I read the OP as "isn't it ironic, that with finger, toe, limb, and facial part loss being so high, that every single computer generated pawn EVER always has all their appendages (albeit often with scarring)"
I didn't read this as a complaint, but as a "hey, ever think about this? kinda weird/funny isn't it?"
Along the same lines, it is interesting how rare new scars (not eye scars) are, but so many pawns ARE generated with them.
Quote from: Limdood on June 06, 2017, 02:20:12 PM
I read the OP as "isn't it ironic, that with finger, toe, limb, and facial part loss being so high, that every single computer generated pawn EVER always has all their appendages (albeit often with scarring)"
I didn't read this as a complaint, but as a "hey, ever think about this? kinda weird/funny isn't it?"
Along the same lines, it is interesting how rare new scars (not eye scars) are, but so many pawns ARE generated with them.
Lol yep, never thought about scars though.
I've noticed that since A17 my pawns are losing eyes, noses, ribs, and fingers a lot faster than they used to, to the point that even a light dust-up can result in missing digits. Brain damage is also a lot more common. Looks like those changes Tynan made to hit allocation made a big difference!
I bet they come from settlements that somehow manage to avoid getting attacked 6+ times a year.