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i am glad you are updating/making new games i love your art style and your game so far cant wait to see where it goes
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EDIT: Revised some things and added more infos!
UPDATE (5/23/2024): With version 0.7, some new events have been added or have been changed and the map itself has changed, making navigation a bit more complex. One of the major changes is that the Bloom Creature has now become far more grindy in order to play, making the creature gameplay feel severely nerfed. HUGE negative for something that was already tremendously grindy and difficult! What is now here is all the info I've had the patience to update for now.
Changes Noted:
-Resting NOW consumes Biomass!
-You no longer gain passive stat-bonuses for higher quantities of certain Biomass types!
-Biomass gains are harder to get since you now have to respawn map locations.
-Some stat gains are no longer present from body parts.
ALOT of the gameplay for the Bloom Creature will involve tons of RNG grind as you desperately pray to not get attacked, hope to gain biomass or the extremely rare new organ to slightly improve your abilities. If you are truly looking for tips, here's what I've been able to gather as effective strategy from my personal experiences:
The starting organ choices do the following:
-Simple Brain: Allows a special option to study prey that you capture. Increases Fortune, Magic Attack and Def by +1, also makes transforming biomass a bit more successful.
-Tentacle Dick: This is 1 of 2 organs you need to sex females. +3 HP and SP. This is all it will do.
-Simple/Developed Tentacles: The best starting option. 1 of 2 organs you need to sex females. Allows you to capture creatures to 'research' or devour. Allows you to attack in combat (Attack
As soon as you start the game, you will want to equip the organ you selected to start with. Keep in mind that you will NOT be able to fight in the start of the game if you did not choose the Developed Tentacles organ. Tentacle Dick and Simple Brain do not come with combat options.
Gaining Biomass is important as the creature. This will appear as a consumable item in your inventory. It is advised to go to the swamp locations on the map at first. These are the best for gaining free biomass and restorative items without too much worry about combat.
Another important, yet cheesy tactic is Save Scumming. Save scumming is basically save, save often and if anything bad happens simply exit to the title screen and reload your last save. There will be a TON of death for you since there are several events that will either instantly kill you or immediately throw you into combat and not allow for you to escape.
It is highly advised to avoid combat as much as possible. While you have better odds of surviving combat after the first evolve, you can only really afford 1 fight before you will desperately need to heal AND/OR rest. Healing can be done with medicine or Rest and SP can be regained from Consuming Food Biomass or Resting. SP seems to be something consumed by simply performing an action... Any action, even visiting locations. Without SP, you will not be able to use the basic attack command during combat which is dangerous because use of your skills is very limited between rests. You can still visit new locations without SP.
You will have 2 objectives for now: 1) gain 50 Biomass and then return to your lair(where you start the game). There, you can 'evolve'. All this will do is give you +5 hp and +5 SP. But hey, you can live a lil bit longer. 2) The Game states you need 50 Biomass and 10 Muscle mass to gain the 2nd evolve, but this did not trigger for me until I had MORE than 50 Biomass and more than 10 Muscle mass. Again, +5 to hp and sp.
To gain new organs, you will need to spend alot of time searching for new organs by either finding them or researching them from encounters, events and victories from combat. Having a Simple Brain may make this easier, but in my experience (without the brain) the chance of success is extremely low. When you do find new organs, you will need to equip them and you may need to swap out and weigh the pros and cons. For instance, you cannot equip both the Developed Tentacles and the Swordtail at the same time. NOTE: It is possible to possess multiple copies of the same organ. This does not provide any bonuses.
The Dev says there are a total of 10 organs. Some are useless, others are not fully implemented and others still have a very specific use. Quoting the Dev, RE: Organs...
Brain - it's tough without it.
Tentacles - for hunting.
Stings - Only for hunting Piglet.
Fat layer - Processes food biomass.
Swordtail - Sometimes helps process excess biowaste and necro-flesh.
Cock and sphincter - For communicating with girls.
Eyes - Almost no content.
In my personal experience:
- Simple Brain: +1 to Fortune, Magic Attack and Def. Allows for special study options in certain events and after winning combat with creatures.
- Developed Tentacles: Allows for basic Attack plus 2 combat skills "Tentacle Gripping" and " Tentacle strikes". +4
- Cock or Spincter: Needed along with Tentacles to have sex. Can use the Sphincter to fill women with your Biochemical Waste to reduce the Waste you are carrying, useful for distracting predators that are tracking you. Will not be able to use the Sphincter without Biochemical Waste. +3HP and SP
- Swordtail: Stronger Attack option than the Tentacles. Will not allow you to hunt in the Forest and will not allow capture. +5 Attack and SP. Gives 2 Combat skills "Chopping Blow" and "Paired Punches". Uses same slot as Tentacles and Sting, so you must choose.
- Fat Layer: +1 Protection and Magic Protection, +5 Dexterity, +10 HP
- Bone Rash: +2 Protection. Uses same slot as Fat Layer, so you must choose.
- Sting: +3 Attack. Allows you to paralyze the large yellow butthole thing in the Swamp as an alternative to tentacle capture. Comes with 2 Combat skills: Poisonous Sting and Paralyzing Injection. Uses the same slot as the Developed Tentacles and the Swordtail. You will have to choose which to equip.
Also, for tips on where to get organs, also per the Dev:
1) In the event with the remains of corpses on the swamp.
2) From Gruel's body. For this you need an organ of brain, + tentacles or sting.
3) From the bodies of hounds.
4) From the bodies of worms.
An important location for you as the Bloom Creature is your Home Cave (near the bottom of the map)
This will be your "home base". Exit from the bottom of the screen while inside your lair. The actual interaction point will be the very center of the cave after you have entered. You also begin the game here. Here, you can choose to Transmute Biomass, Metamorph, Rest or Evolve.
-Body Evolution: If you have the materials for it, you will gain +5 HP and +5 SP. Otherwise the game tells you what you need to collect. On the 2nd evolution, you will need MORE materials than what is stated.
- Biomass Transmutation: This changes Biomass into new items for various effects. NOTE: There is a failure chance when transmuting which can lead to obvious "garbage" items such as waste material and necrotic biomass.
- Metamorphism: Under Development and does nothing but show a message onscreen telling you "You have grown developed tentacles". You will not gain Developed Tentacles, even with this message.
- Rest: regain HP and all uses of your combat skills! Also restores SP. Consumes 5 Biomass. Will also repopulate the map with location interactions.
- Leave: self explanatory.
About Biomass Transmutation
It seems that Transmuting Biomass does have some effect, though not all effects may be apparent. Each type of Biomass or transmutation gained will appear in your 'Resources' inventory as an item. For a transmuted Biomass to take effect, it seems you need an unknown number of the item for something to happen and possibly certain organs.
NEW to 0.7 Transmutation seems to have been expanded slightly in version 0.7 where you can choose the type of Transmute that you wish to try for. HIGHLY recommended that you Save Scumm with this! Types listed are:
-Muscle Transformation: Bug found. If you get the result of "1-4 Biomass consumed. Gain +2 Muscle Mass", you will lose -4 Biomass and only gain +1 Muscle Mass.
-Blood Transformation
-Nutrient Conversion
-Bone Transformation
-Active Biomass
I'll try to list these as I find out what they do. Most of these are obtained either through Transmutation or from Researching captive creatures. Others can be obtained from events such as the Blood Beehive. If it is actively useable, I will state it is useable. Otherwise, I will state how many I have and whether or not I've noticed any effects:
-Muscle Mass:
-Biochemical Waste: Needed in order to use the Tentacle Sphincter. Event where you involuntarily expel Waste, causing the Bloom to spread, happens maybe every 10-15 Waste that you possess. Event reduces Biochemical Waste by -10 with a chance of multiple events: 1) Something is now tracking and hunting you. If you have the Tentacle Sphincter, you can implant Biochemical Waste into women to distract predators that are tracking you. 2) You benefit from the bloom and gain +40 Biomass, increases Biochemical Waste reduction to -15.
-Simple Blood: Nothing so far. 42 at time of writing.
-Concentrated Nutrient Mix: Nothing so far, 22 at the time of writing.
-Active Biomass: Nothing so far, 4 at the time of writing.
-Essence of Life: Nothing so far, 55 at the time of writing. Maybe used with the Tentacle Dick during sex? Can be produced by failed Transmutation.
-Contaminated Biomass: Nothing so far, 18 at the time of writing.
-Bone: Nothing so far, 23 at the time of writing.
-Consciousness: Obtained from Researching. Nothing so far, 4 at the time of writing.
-DNA Worm: Obtained from Researching, Hound or Worm. Nothing so far, 2 at the time of writing.
-Biomass: Obtained from events or devouring creatures after combat. This is used in Transmutation, evolving at your home cave or lost as a penalty during escape.
-Food Biomass: Obtained by finding canned food in ruins. Actively useable. 1 Food Biomass will restore 1 SP. You will lose 25 Food Biomass if you have no Biomass to spare when escaping from combat.
-Medications: Obtained from exploring ruins. Actively useable. 1 Medication will restore up to 8 HP.
About the Map (new to version 0.7):
The map now operates differently than before. There are no longer obvious areas such as a Forest, Swamp or Town. Forest events typically take place in the brightly lit grassy areas or areas with trees while Swamp events typically happen in the dark regions of the map. Some previously listed Forest and Swamp events are now shared by the small islands surrounded by darkness on the map. For shared events, I will simply keep them in the category they were listed as before, but add "Shared" as a tag. These shared events will typically border the islands. Visitable locations are now spawned at random each time you rest and are marked with a ? or a ! mark. "?" Events are normal one-off events while rare "!" Events are typically a type of dungeon where you will encounter several events in a row as you travel along a path. Choose "Let's hit the road" to enter these dungeon events or you can choose to leave if you do not wish to risk it. Visiting a location consumes 1 SP as well as that location mark. If you find that there are no more location marks, return to your lair to rest to respawn a random number of new map events. Map locations will still respawn even if you have no Biomass to effectively rest with.
Events by location(that I have seen):
Swamp (typically DARK areas of the map or small islands surrounded by dark area)
-Find a lagoon that contains many small animals that you can feed on. Gain 5-10 Biomass.
-Find a woman who is minding her own business. If you have the Developed Tentacles equipped, you can attempt capture her. You can then have sex with her if you also have a Tentacle Dick. There is a chance that she can escape(text states that she fights back and cuts off tentacles, but you do not lose any hp) and you are given the chance to chase after her which will lead to a simple dungeon encounter. If you have the Tentacle Sphincter, you can choose to pump her anus with your Biochemical Waste which can distract predators that are tracking you and reduce the amount of Biochemical Waste you are carrying.
-You find some ruins or a metal structure to explore. The ruins will have one of 4 variations: You find food (each unit of food restores +1 SP when you use it from inventory), you find 1 medicine (use to heal around 6-8 hp), you find a trap which deals heavy damage to your HP and SP (it cannot kill you, even if you are already at 1 hp), or it will be empty and allow you a chance to rest. Every time I have found a "metal structure", it has been empty to allow you to rest.
-(Shared) Find a large, yellow butthole creature that is passive. Attempting to approach it will cause it to run away. If you have Developed Tentacles, you can capture it and choose to "Research" for a random chance of gaining items and biomass or the very rare chance of gaining a new organ, if you have the "Primitive Brain" you can use it for a chance to unlock a new organ, or you can choose "Devour" to consume the creature for a massive amount of Biomass(+20-30 Biomass, +1-3 Contaminated Biomass). This is one of your best options for fast Biomass gains.
-You come across a large group of Worms and Warrior Women about to fight. This is in Development and nothing more happens.
-You come across the remains of a battlefield where a big fight just took place. There will be 1 of 2 events here: 1) the place is already getting picked over by harpy looking creatures. This is still under development and there is no penalty. 2) You can scavenge the field. "Research" allows you a random chance of Biomass and item gains with a small chance at finding organs. "Devouring" allows you to consume flesh for a large Biomass gain(+30 Biomass, +3 Contaminated Biomass or +2 Essence of Life). "Search for functional organs" is what it says. Very low chance of success.
-An uneventful trip through the swamp.
-You find a group of Worms. You can choose to Research, Fight or Leave. Choosing to Research carries a high chance of being attacked, otherwise you will see an event showing how there are so many worms here. Combat here is usually 3-5 Worms, Escaping is presented as an option but is not selectable. Winning this combat will allow the Research, Devour, Primitive Brain (If you have Primitive Brain) options for various gains.
-You come across a massive creature stalking through the swamp and choose to leave.
-You find a group of "Half-Dead" and their slaves. You are ignored and if you choose to watch, you will see one of the Half-Dead have sex with a slave.
-You find a bunch of Flesh Bloom that you can feed on. Gain +5 Biomass.
-(New to 0.7) You find a patch of Blooming Flesh that is either consuming or regenerating the body of a person. Automatically performs a random Transmute of Biomass. Other actions are In Development. (When I encountered this, consumed -25 Biomass, gained +5 Muscle Mass and +10 Bone)
Forest (Lit green ground and trees/grassy areas of the map)
-You find a kind of Blooming Flesh with Blood Bees. You are offered a choice to leave or get some blood. Choosing to get blood will have 1 of 3 events: 1)You gain some human blood 2)You are attacked by Blood Bees and take heavy damage or 3)You are discovered by a massive herder with his slaves. Still in development. Instant game over for now.
-(Shared) A good place to hunt. You will need
-(New to 0.7) You stumble across a group of humans, same as the human event from choosing to hunt. Automatic combat if a Warrior is present.
-The Blooming Flesh forest. Choosing to explore will give you a place to rest.
-The Blooming Forest, but you feel like you are being watched. Exploring here has a high chance of finding a fight. You will either find a Worm (always a fight, 2 worms, escape is allowable) or a pack of wolves (50/50 chance of combat. If no combat, you have a chance of research or pick a fight. Pack of 5 wolves)
-an uneventful trip through the Forest.
Ice Structure (has a ! mark in front of it)
- In development. Nothing to see here.
I haven't played/explored the creature playthrough all the way, but this sums up everything I've found.
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I always like this guys art, but man the game is confusing. I have a hard time understanding what is going on most of the time.
"OOO A NEW NICE LOOKING SCENE. -in development. oh." is how I would sum this up tbh. not bad but honestly. eh. I hope to see it finished someday
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The art is something else, but in a very good way!
Especially for anyone who likes the work of H.R. Giger or Zdzislaw Beksinski.
Especially for anyone who likes the work of H.R. Giger or Zdzislaw Beksinski.
I've tried to update the Guide I created for the Bloom Creature playthrough, but I have to say that I'm not enjoying the changes made. Gameplay for the creature feels severely nerfed now, which is really bad for something that was already incredibly grindy and difficult. Results of the changes are here https://f95zone.to/threads/battle-sisters-v0-7-vvts-tentacles-san-and-art.114972/post-11410619 but is nowhere near what I was hoping to explore, simply because I could only stand so much grind. I may return to it in the future, but it is hard to say.
Some recommendations I would give:
-Return the passive buffs the creature received from having large quantities of certain Biomass. If they are present, just that you need alot more, I'd recommend reducing the required number.
-Remove the consumption of Biomass during resting. You've forced the creature player to need rest more often due to the map changes, and chances for Biomass gains have fallen sharply because of this. You have the creature consuming much needed Biomass almost as fast as a player can find it.
Some recommendations I would give:
-Return the passive buffs the creature received from having large quantities of certain Biomass. If they are present, just that you need alot more, I'd recommend reducing the required number.
-Remove the consumption of Biomass during resting. You've forced the creature player to need rest more often due to the map changes, and chances for Biomass gains have fallen sharply because of this. You have the creature consuming much needed Biomass almost as fast as a player can find it.
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The art is great and it's a cool concept, but there's no game here. I don't understand why people upload their work in this state. Ideally wait until your shit is finished to release it, but if you must live update it at least have the first version playable.
I'm very optimistic about this project, although I can't recommend it as is.
I'm very optimistic about this project, although I can't recommend it as is.