Playr10

No no, I mean that it's too hard to convince even a single person without having many more dislike you in higher difficulties, so you're either forced to do damage control or only get the ball rolling after the negotiation is a turn or two from done.

Oh. My main issue with high difficulty preach is from the initial start and trying to gather supporters instead of going purely on the defensive so people don't dislike you. If you can get 2 or 3 arguments on your side, you can usually get a few more low risk.

Oh yeah @RageLeague how are you collecting this data btw? I could potentially use it to inform my balance decisions in my mod.

In my playthroughs I realized this, but never actually had a reason to finish the negotiation except for when supporters stopped churning out because I was never in a position where I would suffer a significant or unrecoverable loss and negotiations (especially in this case because Potential Supporters damage other arguments for you when you destroy them) tend to get a little bit easier over time, or at the very least get easier after a quick 1-3 turn setup.

Sal the serial killer

Pretty sure this is intentional to be used for cards that interact with card cost

go nuts

Is it just me or is the negotiation music slightly different, like there's an extra measure somewhere in there that wasn't there before?

Can confirm, had this happening a few runs back and didn't know why, but I was also running the visionary upgrade so that would make sense.