HypnoFan1950
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I'm really hoping that your alignment will actually start to have some noticeable effect on the game at some point. It seems like they may have just abandoned that feature, to be honest.
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it looks like he finished chapter 4 two days ago. it maye be from an update not posted outside of patreon?
Apparently it’s in the new chapter 4 version. 0.7.6 available for all patrons. We’ve been playing 0.7.5
You’re correct, apparently it’s included in the updated chapter 4 0.7.6 version.
So, Cwunt Game, what keeps making it automatically choose "Pass" for me when I have plenty of cards left to play?
Are there some cards one may play to force the opponent into choosing "Pass" or something?
I keep loosing because the game keeps forcing a "Pass" on me...
Are there some cards one may play to force the opponent into choosing "Pass" or something?
I keep loosing because the game keeps forcing a "Pass" on me...
I've been playing Cwunt Games a lot recently, and I've gotten fairly decent in it.
I have noticed a few bugs while playing it, though.
1. Press "Pass" once, and suddenly you automatically pass until one or the other wins the game.
2. Some times when pressing "End turn" the game forces "Pass" onto you until one or the other wins the game.
3. Draw = Defeat, when it should end with neither, or both, taking a loss.
(4. Potentially) The opponent some times choose "Pass" from the start until one or the other wins the game.
(the other wining if player never places a card on the board.)
I have noticed a few bugs while playing it, though.
1. Press "Pass" once, and suddenly you automatically pass until one or the other wins the game.
2. Some times when pressing "End turn" the game forces "Pass" onto you until one or the other wins the game.
3. Draw = Defeat, when it should end with neither, or both, taking a loss.
(4. Potentially) The opponent some times choose "Pass" from the start until one or the other wins the game.
(the other wining if player never places a card on the board.)
To clarify, you should play a card each turn in order to have the ability to end the turn. Otherwise you can only pass until the round ends. If it works differently from what I described, let me know.
There is only one type of draw: when you and the opponent win the equal amount of rounds. If you have equal scores on board when round ends, the game assumes both players lost that round.
These mechanics were borrowed from CDPR gwent. It was made this way because the amount of cards you can have in your hand is very limited, so you can't play 10 rounds ended in draw, you simply don't have enough cards to meaningfully play many rounds.
AI drypasses if it won the first round, because that's the best possible strategy for it to force you into wasting a card in round two to not lose the game.
There is only one type of draw: when you and the opponent win the equal amount of rounds. If you have equal scores on board when round ends, the game assumes both players lost that round.
These mechanics were borrowed from CDPR gwent. It was made this way because the amount of cards you can have in your hand is very limited, so you can't play 10 rounds ended in draw, you simply don't have enough cards to meaningfully play many rounds.
AI drypasses if it won the first round, because that's the best possible strategy for it to force you into wasting a card in round two to not lose the game.
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Ouch, that bad? Alright, maybe I'll check this out if it develops more. Much appreciated.
I'm getting constant errors in the new chapter using my saves of previous version. Is there a fix for this or can someone provide a save from the beginning of chapter 4?
edit: nvm, used the file from OP
edit: nvm, used the file from OP
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Great game in terms of presentation and writing but I'm really not feeling the player choice that's mentioned in the description, the shift in chapter 3 was too jarring for me, and the unavoidable sex scenes are really not something I want in any of these ''trainer'' games. If I settle in with one of them, I'm up for a long burn with gradual rewards, and these break the flow for me. The gameplay, except for the Gwent parody, is pretty much clicker fluff with no challenge or risk of failure, but that's par for the course for this genre, I guess.