Adds a custom skill called Assassination to the game, which contains statistics used to track kills, and provides rewards for completing levels.

This is a XML tuning module for Careers, and as such you must have the base-mod installed to run it.

Careers Assassination FAQ

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Careers Assassination

The Assassination Skill is a custom skill added for use by The Family career, which offers a number of career opportunities based on the skill.

However, it can be used separately from the career and in conjunction with any third-party mod that deals with the death of sims. It provides statistics and challenges for all would-be criminal psychopaths out there.

To satisfy the "first kill" requirement of the Assassination skill, I suggest using:
- ani_'s Dexter The Bear
- desecrate's Weapons System
- MasterController Cheats' "Advanced \ Skill Level" to provide your sim the first level in skill manually

Once the first level is achieved, you can use the social interactions under the "Mean" menu

Once you have the first level of the skill, all you need to do to increase, is the following:

Remain on the lot until the end of the Reaper's death rites, after a sim dies of unnatural causes

Note that you do not necessarily have to kill the sim in question, merely be in proximity when the Reaper completes the rites

This allows you to kill sims using third-party mods, and still receive some sort of credit for the kill
Kills of this nature are counted as "unconfirmed" in the stats but still increase your reputation and skill level

If you wish to rack up "Confirmed" kills, you must use one of the "Mean" interactions provided by this mod :

To help control autonomous assassination, Careers contains a hook to StoryProgression, which tests the "Sim Options \ Push Death Chance" option.

This option can be set on a sim-by-sim basis to stop the assassination of certain types of sims, or allow the user to mark who is eligible or not for the action
The mod also checks this option for user-directed actions as well, for the same reason.

If you wish to disable the check for user-directed actions, set the following option to "True":

"NRaas \ Careers \ Assassination \ General \ Allow User-Directed Progression Denied Kills"

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