Yeah I think people should be balanced on things. For example I now love Cyberpunk but gosh I despise how ass that game is to mod, to have stable performance or that it's still under-delivering compared to what was suposed to be. Sure, I enjoy tons of it now but I cant say it's issues dont annoy me and that on either future updates or on a sequel I wont DEMAND the devs to fix their shit first hand. Same story with BotN. Love the gameplay, love the characters, lore, etc. But fucking hell the endless grind it demands you its atrociously unacceptable in a multitude of levels. Specially when the dev keeps working on overhauling pointless crap instead of fixing the real problematic things like every 4-5 updates a save wipe happening.
I say it's not the same. I am the one who designed that system which is grindy BUT as he kicked me from the project, I don't have any chance to balance things or add many things more like Breeder Progress and better Hybrids. He won't touch those anymore as he hates math as I guess he is not good enough at designing systems.
So hypothetically speaking how would you further balance the game and improve hybrids? I know it's pointless to even talk about seeing as how, for better or worse, we're likely stuck with what we have now until the "end" of development but I'm interested to know how things could have potentially turned out had derelict not had a breakdown.
You check my post here: https://f95zone.to/threads/breeders-of-the-nephelym-v0-756-9-derelicthelmsman.2483/post-8473782
They would have unique traits and such. I don't remember all details now. They will have a very special place in the game.
Just search the thread for the cheats for that version and just max out the world level for all the species, unlock all the gates, and give yourself like 2000 favor. That should be enough to go everywhere and actually experience the world (otherwise there is no reason to play).
No, because when she gives the special request after asking her for her keystone it never seems to show up on the board. Understandably, I assumed there was a different means of completing the quest (because there's no specification as to otherwise, unfortunately). Bah, screw it I'm just gonna delete it and play something else instead, not worth getting frustrated over an unfinished game in development.
There is a second tab on the board for key quests (there are a couple). While this game certainly has its faults, I guarantee that that aspect is working properly.
