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1. Deviously Enslaved Continued

   By Verstort in Sexual Content

   Alright fine, I'll make a new thread...
    
    
   Old support thread for Deviously Enslaved (chase roxand): http://www.loverslab.com/topic/40916-deviously-enslaved-v104-1715/page-47
   Old download page: http://www.loverslab.com/files/file/1602-deviously-enslaved-v104-1715/
    
    
   VERSION 11.0 specific notes: Isle of mara detection is incomplete, DE turns itself off when you get sent there, and I suggest you leave it off unless you want DE to interrupt that mod's gameplay,
    
    
   Description/summary:
   
   Deviously enslaved was originally created to make the world react to the player while the player was wearing slave gear and other DD/Zap Bondage gear. If the player is found wearing such gear, they may be approached (out of combat) by the population of skyrim for free sex or acquired as a new slave.
    
   Overview of changes since Chase's last 1.04 release:
   Better control over when the player is attack-able through MCM options More slavery outcomes: Instead of just the original SD and Maria eden, several mods have been added as possible outcomes Better integration with modern DD/Slavery mods, Requiring less user intervention and less DE interruption Better detection of NPC slaves in the world, leading to less awkward interaction from "unavailable" NPCs Optimizations: DEC should be faster and lighter that DE, so users with weaker computers may be able to play it where previously could not.  
   Frequently Asked Questions:
   
   Mods that DEC connects with (slavery):
   SD+ Maria Eden (1.19 and 1.24 mostly work) Cursed loot Simple slavery Devious Cidhna Wolfclub (old) Slaverun and Slaverun Reloaded S_L_U_T_S Isle of Mara Tweaked  
   Incompatible mods:
   
   Currently, the only mod I recommend users not use in combination with DEC is Sky Slavery, which adds male slaves around skyrim. I cannot find a way to detect that they are slaves, so there is no way to stop them from attacking the player, and some of them were bugged out and could not interact with last time I tried the mod.
   Mia's Lair: I think I got all incompatibilities with Mia's lair sorted out, but you might still get a stack dump during the interrogation part, because I haven't added location based detection for that part yet. Everything after that is smooth, and you shouldn't need to turn DEC off.
   Submit: Once in awhile, a user shows up saying they think Submit breaks the mod. I don't even know if or which submit variant is still being maintained, and I'm not going to test them all. I'm going to assume the issue was misattributed to something else until a user gives me a replicatable case with a specific Submit version, but be aware that there might be a real issue here.
   
   As a reminder: if DEC is getting in the way of a mod/quest/scene you can turn it off temporarily in the MCM settings
    
   TODO: Find a good image to use for mod icon
   TODO: Find someone who wants to write dialogue
   TODO: Figure out minimum requirements for mod versions
   TODO: add future feature considerations
   TODO: add list of known bugs
    
   Permissions:
   
   I allow anyone to make any change to DEC for personal use or for improvement but I require that you keep the source code available to the users and other developers if you upload said changes.
    
   Thanks to:
   
   Chase Roxand, the original author, for doing the hardest part
   Zippy for being a bro
   The authors of Sexlab, Devious devices and ZAP for providing the necessary framework
   The authors of LoversLab for freely providing their code source for code discovery and providing their assistance where available
   simplefries for pointing out that I was an idiot
   Everyone else who has helped me when I couldn't figure out the solution to a problem myself
    
   Less important details about the mod have been moved to the second post of the support thread to keep this page to a reasonable size
   

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   • slavery
   • rape
   • bondage
   • sex
   • player slavery

   Updated 26 November