The best method for regaining a Low Chaos rating is to not kill enemy characters and take stealth routes to avoid combat when playing through a mission. They do raise the Chaos level if they are killed. Wolfhounds can discover bodies, and their corpses will count towards “bodies found”. Wolfhound kills do not count towards Chaos, but they can detect your character. They also do not count towards detection of your character. Rats, Hagfish and River Krust do not raise Chaos if killed. Kills by Rewired traps will contribute to player kill amounts and Chaos that's Watchtowers, Arc Pylons, and Wall of Lights. Your character's Chaos level will change the story outcome and lead to other various differences throughout gameplay, such as more enemy characters, more rats, or different scenes/environment items and conversations. The basic rule is killing less than 20% of the characters in a Mission should allow the Low Chaos rating to be sustained.

This system is a hidden mechanic and you will only see the Chaos rating displayed during the 'end mission' Stats screen. Here's what Bethesda say about how it's calculated and what it means:Ĭhaos is a value that is adjusted according to the actions of your character during gameplay. But it's still not that easy to get Low Chaos.

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