In the interest of Maeva's immersiveness, I rewrote portions of the law enforcement and bandit scripts. Guards, when confronting a criminal, now demand for you to stop and sheath your weapons. Running away, initiating combat, or keeping your weapons drawn is taken as disobedience, and you're attacked, rather than just fined or imprisoned. Bandits will do about the same, though instead of punishing you for a crime, they commit one, and demand you hand over enough goods to satiate their greed. Currently, all they accept is currency (gold, silver, copper, etc.), but this will obviously be extended into weaponry, equipment, gems, and other things bandits might be interested in. Likewise, you'll be able to give things to other mobs as well to shift your reputation with them. Hungry mobs will want food, librarians will be interested in rare books, that sort of thing. Additionally, this sort of "on-the-spot" reputation modification will be applied to things like mounts. NPCs created with mounts will have a local reputation bonus with them, so other mobs won't necessarily be able to mount them without swaying their oppinion first. I also need to do work on training mobs as mounts to be able to be controlled once mounted. Training will also extend to giving follow, wait, attack, and special ability commands. You won't have to pay pets, but you will have to keep them happy. A hunk of meat every day costs less than a henchmans wages, but a dog doesn't immediately understand everything you want him to do.