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The Purge mod (by Xevyr) v2.4.0

Through regular activities involved in playing the game, players gain the attention of The Purge, which is shown on the purge meter (visible at the bottom of the center panel on the inventory screen).
Once their meter fills up, their base can be targeted by The Purge for destruction. Waves of NPCs will attack and the player must defend against them or see their base leveled by the angry mob.
Whatever the outcome of the encounter, the purge meter resets.. and the cycle begins anew.

• Challenging and fun base-defense encounters.
  
• A chance to capture rare thralls if you manage to knock them out during a purge.
  
• NPCs have their usual loot.
  
• Works on any map. Some of the default encounters are set up with EL in mind, but they will simply work in the same areas on other maps.
  
• NPCs spawned via the purge have their fatality-victim capabilities suppressed as it seemed to take away from the fluid combat when dealing with large waves
  
• Highly customizable, has a powerful built in editor that allows you to create new purges in a few minutes, even using NPCs from other mods.

• dc purgeconfig This will open the admin panel where you can change the purge settings as well as edit encounters.
  
• dc startpurge # - This command will start up the encounter with the corresponding ID on the encounter list. The target is going to be the closest base you have to your location and this bypasses area checks, so you can test any purge from any parts of the map.
  
• dc purgebase # - Same as the above, but you can use it to purge specific bases even if they're not owned by you. You need to look at the base while typing the command
  
• dc abortpurges - This will stop any currently ongoing purges on the server.
  
• dc purgelist - This will list the actual purges available at your current location (useful for testing if a zone is blocked for example)
  
• dc setpurgescore # - Sets your own purge score to this value (for testing purposes)

While people are used to the admin panel and being able to spawn NPCs based on their unique spawn ID, the game itself (and also this mod) actually uses so called weighted spawn entries to spawn everything across the entire map.
This is essentially a recursive table of spawn groups and associated weights (chances). The way weighted tables work is that all weights (numbers) are added up for entries with the same weighted spawn ID and then their own unique weight is divided by the sum of them all.

For example: If 3 NPCs have the same weighted ID and one of them has a weight of 240, the second 200 and the third 40.
The sum would be 480 and thus the first one would have a 240 out of 480 (50% chance), second a 200 out of 480 (41.7% chance) and the third 40 out of 480 (8.3% chance). As you can see with this method they always add up to 100%.

The mod thankfully comes with a built-in weighted spawn lookup tool - near every field where such input is required - that can trace the weighted IDs back to their final selection of NPCs so you can see exactly what each ID can result in.

Compatible with everything.

The mod does not contain any basegame assets and doesn't have ANY load order requirements.
It is safe to add / remove at any point even in the middle of a playthrough as it doesn't break your save file in any way.
While the mod will get updates for bugfixes (if we find some) / default encounters etc., it will not need to be updated when the game updates, unless Funcom changes something very drastic in the core functioning of the game.

Other mods may alter the weighted spawn table, adding / removing NPCs so keep that in mind. It won't break the mod ofc, but if you suddenly find 5 Rockslides attacking your base instead of 1, look at your other mods :D

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• All my mods are made to be future-compatible with the latest version of the game and in the vast majority of the cases do NOT require updates when the game has an update.
  You can safely ignore any "outdated" warnings you might get from gportal or other services as those simply check the version number of the devkit used to create the mod (stored in a text file inside the mod) against that of the game, which is completely irrelevant in