Schedule I Show Counter Offer Chance Mod v1.0.2

                    
Schedule I Mod: Show Counter Offer Chance
If you’re deep into haggling in Annexe I, this one’s a no-brainer. The Show Counter Offer Chance mod reveals the actual probability that a customer will accept your counter offer—turning guesswork into strategy. It’s perfect for players who want to min-max their deals, reduce risk, and fine-tune their negotiation game.
Caractéristiques du modèle

Displays real-time acceptance probability during counter offers
Works with Schedule I v0.3.4 (and may work with future versions)
Clean UI integration—just one simple overlay, no clutter
Designed for seamless gameplay; doesn’t break immersion or flow
Lightweight and efficient—runs smoothly with other Schedule I mods
Open-source code available for tinkerers and modders
Simple install: drag one .dll into your Mods dossier

Impact dans le jeu et cas d'utilisation
Le présent Schedule I mod specifically enhances the counter offer system, giving players full visibility into the odds behind every negotiation. No more taking wild stabs in the dark when trying to edge up profits or avoid losing deals. It’s especially handy in high-stakes transactions where pushing a little too far can blow the entire sale.
Whether you’re playing a calculated, numbers-focused seller or just trying to learn how the system ticks, this tool adds a surprising layer of strategy. Use it while bartering with tougher customers, fine-tuning your offers, or even experimenting to reverse-engineer how the acceptance logic works under the hood.
How to Install the Mod
Getting Show Counter Offer Chance up and running is quick and painless. Here’s the install breakdown:

Installer Chargeur de melons – This mod framework is required for Schedule I mods.
Télécharger le mod.
Extract the contents into your Annexe I game directory.
Make sure RevealCounterChance.dll ends up inside your Mods dossier.
Lancer le jeu and test it out — you’ll now see the chance overlay during counter offers.

That’s it. No extra config files, no patching — just drop it in and go deal-making.