Satomi the amount of buff he gets is randomly selected from 2-6%, with scaling rates for how good the buff is.

2% - common

3% - uncommon

4% - rare

5% -epic

6% legendary

reason behind low rates and low numbers is because tailor can add stats to any piece of clothing, and you have a lot of cosmetic slots so it adds up quickly once you start tailoring cloths.

2% on everything seems a bit weak for tailor...

the mod works for me and my friends, mabye you put it in the wrong folder or something

Not sure why, but wont work for me. I disabled every other mod, yet I have zero class changes. But ok, I use "Folks of Fortune" then.^^ Thanks anyway, as seeing the classes getting a little rework is always great.

Throughly enjoying the changes you've made so far! Each player on my server has found great love for the overhauled classes. (except the Clockmaster, I was hoping someone would pick it but it seems that is a bit intimidating for peeps. (even though I thought it can be quite well managed and such) 

Our hunter is having a blast and demolishing the local wildlife, our Tailor is doing great work and making sure we are clothed for winter, the Blackguard is fighting everything in sight. And I'm currently in love with Malefactor, ranging out into the wilds and climbing into and out of the deep places of the world before the tier 4s and above get me XD

OverGrownHell

i probably wont be adding any debuffs to other classes unless it would lead to a unique challenge or playstyle.

clockmaker without his debuff is basically just the most powerful character for free, and not being able to restore stability is a interesting challenge imo.

the clockmaker is able to:

-have an army of locusts

-teleport to anywhere at any time (and bring others with him sometimes)

-skip barrel aging

-access jonas parts and by proxy jonas tech without any grinding outside of getting crafting materials

-stay in temporally unstable areas indeffinitly

all of this is late game, so i think it only makes sense that he is relativly weak in the early game.

his debuff isnt even that bad since rustworld alignment nodes are pretty cheap (although very annoying) to craft and you technically dont even need to enter an unstable zone outside of temporal storms or mining high tier minerals.

so, i think its fair.

Are you planning on debuff traits for other classes too? The 'no natural temporal stability regen' is absolutely broken considering that means tinkerers can't do ANYTHING early game, since underground loses stability along with random surface areas it is a death sentance for any tinkerer. I'd consider a 'stability regen is halved' or something to balance it while still being negative. 

ScholarCat

the reworked old system is very close to what i had in mind for the new system, only difference being you dont lose all your buffs at certain hunger threshholds so you dont need to constantly eat to get a buff.

you only lose your buffs and start getting debuffed around 500 saturation, but it also gives you a massive hunger rate bonus the lower your hunger goes too.

tl;dr the reworked old system (what we are using now) is very close to the new system (the one with hard hunger cutoffs,) but its more lenient because math

ive done the math, in the new system 2 bars would be the threshhold for being "full," another 3 bars would be "well fed," and anything below that but above 4 bars would be "peckish"

at "full" you had +30% hunger rate, and at "well fed" youd have +20% (or was it 15? i dont remember. its close enough though)

with this reworked version of the old system, 3ish bars accounts for 10% of the hunger rate, but because the other buffs are applied as a curve with the hunger rate debuff, this basically means you wont start seeing less buff until youre at about 5 or so bars lost which means you need to eat a lot less during combat to maintain the buff.

the buffs from having high hunger were mainly a thing for early game, since in the early game blackguard wouldnt have access to heavy armor which is their main source of damage. the total damage buff received from food is only about 20+10% (from the soldier trait) which is more or less the same as vanilla, and the total buff received from wearing heavy armor is 64%. together they make about 94% but even with a diminishing buff youl still have a decent melee damage buff, 80% is still really high and so is 70%. in the early game this wont matter as much though since the buff will diminish slower due to having less hunger rate from not wearing heavy armor so it would be easier to stay at +25%.

IdiotMage

Oof, well fair enough on that, The blackguard did like the new system more, not being at full hunger when not actively fighting or mining having its bonuses.

But you are the author! I still believe a mddleground could work since the much faster hunger rate seems high when you factor in armor, the black guard has to eat while fighting which strikes me as being a bit too arcadey like Skyrim, but as the cook I'll see about making some better lunches for him, we got butchering with blood sausages that seems pretty effective for his adventuring.
Thank you for giving it a shot at some other system though!

ScholarCat let me know if the new update makes it any better

EDIT: nvm, i think i liked the old system better. RIP xskills players

ScholarCat i dont play with xskills so i dont know how bad it is with that mod, in the next update im going to change how his buffs/debuffs get applied though since i agree its too quick

The hunger rate change for blackguard seems a bit excessive when used with other mods such as Xskills.
I'm not sure what would be a good middleground though, maybe every 500 Sat for a 5% ratio, since that'd be able to keep natural healing and not make hunger drain drastically.

But its just my thoughts in my friend group playing with the blackguard whose eating out my entire bakery. 

Sameal yeah, blackguard gets more hungry the more saturation he has to compensate for the buffs he gets from being well fed.

DarianStephens i was considering adding age at one point but decided it wouldnt fit well in vintage story. i like your idea of clockmakers being able to use rifts but i usually play with them disabled since i find them to be very annoying.

i have a decent although very simple idea il add in the next update though.

IdiotMage my blackguard no armor just base has 140% hunger rate ?

Hehe, the Clockmaker becomes bootleg Wanda from DST. I'm surprised I haven't seen any mention of that inspiration!

It would be an interesting nerf to her in that game, as well; using her clocks taking some of her age. Maybe not super interesting, since it would just mean you need to use an ageless watch right before/after and would just lead to more accidental deaths (Unless they can't be used at all without the requisite buffer?), but still neat to ponder.

I do look forward to seeing how this mod develops in the future; I'm always a fan of things like this which can drastically shake up gameplay, like the Origins mod for Minecraft.

However, I'm not sure that will actually happen so much here. A lot of these abilities, especially the Clockmaker's, seem like they'll only apply later in the game. I really like when things affect your gameplay from the start all the way through. The only thing that would affect early game here is the lower damage and range, and faster movement speed, but not by much.

Maybe that's the point, that they're pretty weak and almost a detriment early, but become a lot more useful and powerful later? I'd still like to see something interesting early, though. Maybe some interaction with temporal storms? The ability to interact with rifts, maybe to recharge the watches or get the occasional rare loot, and make them close faster? That would be quite a risk/reward thing, with the constant attacks from enemies, being less capable of attacking yourself, and having to go out in the danger to benefit.

Perhaps they start with some clock pieces so they can tinker early, or a broken/empty quickstep watch which can be repaired/refuelled with some early game method, perhaps you're able to draw power from the rifts to recharge watches, adding to the risk/reward? Or you can use them at no fuel cost during temporal storms?

I dunno, there could be a lot of interesting things, but I really want to see mechanics that affect every stage of the game. I just rambled a bit, but I again really look forward to seeing where this goes!

yes fricking way, the fumo

No fricking way, not the Fumo

Theolatris

just for you, il add her next update. trust the plan

does the mod include the fumo too?

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Needs more hunter buffs. Need to be able to run 20% faster, and able to craft a special crossbow that only they can use.

Also the resourceful trait needs to be that they get a +50% animal harvesting speed and +15% animal loot.

Malefactors should have an 'invisibility' or similar reduced detection range item, maybe a cowl they can make that reduces rot entity detection range for anyone within a set radius? While the Hunter class gets 'special' arrows they can make that gives a slowness debuff? I am excited to see what you add for the classes regardless.

Aldaz the tinker trait isnt changed outside of the lang files to show the new recipes alongside the tuning spear. any modded recipes should still get added with the new ones regardless of what the trait says unless the mod is weird.

and no, backtreck cannot be rebound. youl need a new one for every location you want to travel to.

Just to make sure, this doesn't change the tinker trait, right? I'd love to throw this on, but I've got other modded things locked behind the Tinker trait.

And can the Backtreck watch be rebound? If I move will I need a new one?

Tailor buff is nice, the poor guy needs it.