Luckily it's easy to avoid for now. Would be harder if the goblins would go for human hunt themselves and the player would have to check every day if they captured a new slave and either release them or give them lockpicks. The only exception is the one in the guard tower at the beginning but that's easy to fix.
You can explore the caves east of the goblin village, meet the Tengu alchemist northwest of the goblin village who has many quests just like Saffron does, do the hunter quests south of Tengu alchemist shop and if you work behind the counter for the Tengu alchemist there's a bonus scene.
It might, I will rework the whole system by the time I finish the Hellhound Heroine.
I will try to do it soon, I had very little time lately to even post here
Can you give me a save file when this happens. I can not replicate this crash ever so I really need someone to donate me a save where it happens so I can start checking various parameters that may cause it.
I restarted so many times to be able to save that prisoner. Even went as a dif class from my original one to get it done in time lol.
Specifically what are you looking for here? Are you looking for any save? A save right before it happens?
Check the small red box in the same room where the green dildo is. It's the room to your right after you entered the second floor. If you can't lockpick the door to that room you can use the vines outside the brothel to climb up and enter the room through the window.
Lycanthropy has no other long term effects afaik; it just increases your strength and prevents you from casting spells (afaik) until you remove it. Only way to remove it is with a remedy potion.
K thanks, maybe in the future we'll get a chance to become a werebeast. I still have a couple remedy potions because the rats are the only other thing I found that gives you a permanent disease.
Dev already said he isn't happy with the MC Style himself and is reworking it
You just need to buy a lockpick from blacksmith and give it to him technically.
I'm not sure what the "bitmap" refers to in this case. I had googled the issue in the past and didn't find any info that's relevant to my game. I suspect though, that the water animation event on that map might be too big, leading to a crash. On later maps the water animation is broken up into smaller chunks while in Emerald Forest it's all in one event.
It happens on a new day when you enter the map or load into it from a save file.
It only happens on that map so it's unlikely to be that. But I will double check once I start debugging with the other stuff you sent me
In the future I want to implement some transformations, for now it doesn't get any worse.
Rat disease is not permanent, it lasts a few thousand steps only.
At some point yes! It will all be sexy things though, like diseases that make you lose Will Power or inflict fetishes over time etc.
It used to be an even clunkier system until I moved processing to the crafting interface. I will see if I can reduce the time interval for pressing the click, but I don't think I can remove the need to hit a key altogether.
I will redraw him at some point, but the general theme of him will likely remain the same. The idea of masking him with silhouette is interesting, I will note it down and maybe have that as an option in the next release.
Thanks. I mean I've been a proponent of reducing time intervals in general, but I understand the desire to minigame things. One of the issues with processing raw resources, like ore into ingots, (compared to other intermediate and final products) is that there's a lot of them, and it's likely that the player will be processing large batches as they progress later in the game. This processing is common place and not (or shouldn't be) a process that elicits tension like other intermediate and particularly final products.
