I want to ask, what if there's one portrait i don't like? Is it as simple as erasing the folder of the one part of the portrait pack which i don't want?
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Not sure what your asking exactly, if you're referring to the default portrait the game ships with, it's probably better to just replace the original portraits with another set to avoid potentially breaking things. If you're refering to one of the portrait packs that gets uploaded, then you can just delete the specific portrait folder for the chosen archetype before applying the entire set, leaving the default images there.
If the portraits are already applied, then you'll need to rip some portraits either from another pack or from an extra copy of the game if you want to go back to the original ones.
Basis has only one image, and it would be weird for her to appear in the game
So i want to delete her, so she doesn't appear
But i don't know if that would create bugs, if the game searches for her to appear in a team
So i want to delete her, so she doesn't appear
But i don't know if that would create bugs, if the game searches for her to appear in a team
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Did Basis come with the game or did you add them from an additional download?
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Splendor has four negative traits, and you can flip one into a positive trait for every other boss you defeat (whether before or after defeating Splendor herself). Because there's only one other boss implemented at the moment, Splendor will always be more of a liability than an asset, but some of the traits can be worked around or arguably have a positive side. I guess I'll talk about them a little bit here since they aren't documented anywhere else.
Suspiciously Incompetent just prevents you from training her and makes it so that she does no damage (and in fact actually heals the Chosen) when deployed. You can ignore the trait by just not deploying her, but the flipped version, Suspiciously Competent, is pretty strong - it lets her use Capture without consuming your turn, basically like a Forsaken version of Networked Consciousness. I'm considering adding unique Forsaken Punishers for the bosses, too, so that can only make her even better.
Tales of Terrifying Deeds decreases the damage Thralls and Forsaken deal against Undead, Devil, and Mechanical Chosen. But the latter two species aren't even implemented yet. The flipped version, Tales of Embarrassing Weaknesses, increases damage against Undead and Boss enemies, but... most of the latter aren't implemented either.
Social Saboteur causes all Forsaken to lose 1/10 of their current Motivation every day. This is probably the nastiest thing she does, but some Forsaken rosters have more trouble with Motivation than others. The flipped version, Social Strategist, causes the lowest-Motivation Forsaken to recover 20% Motivation per day, and it also provides a +30% damage buff to your deployed Forsaken as long as all Forsaken have at least 100% Motivation. This condition can be hard to meet, but even the passive effect is nice.
Triple Agent basically treats your loop as though it were 10% higher when picking difficulty modifiers. This makes the game harder, obviously, but it also means that you get more chances to grab advanced Forsaken species, so it's not all bad. The flipped version, Quadruple Agent, just gives you more Influence points for generating powerful items.
As others have mentioned, there are a few Chosen-on-Chosen assaults in the game already. I'm always up for adding more, though.
And thank you both for helping me track this bug down!View attachment 2813848
THHHHHANK YOU!
(...i do feel a bit sheepish that i couldn't be more helpful and phrase how i got this bug with more clarity in hindsight, but i appreciate that Nobody032 helped on my behalf, so it all worked out fine.)
You've gotten some answers about this already, but I can clarify the logic the game uses here. Core Distortions cause relationship scenes in the same manner that Core Break scenes do, but the scene is always negative unless the corresponding Minor Vulnerability has already experienced the same Distortion (regardless of whether that Minor Vulnerability is broken or not). So even though Temptation and Negotiation are both Morality Distortions, they still trigger a negative scene when matched against each other. But Distorted Vulnerabilities aren't counted as "broken" for the purpose of non-Distortion scenes, so a Chosen with a Distorted Minor Vulnerability is guaranteed to have a negative scene once the corresponding Core Vulnerability on another Chosen is broken.
If both Distorted Vulnerabilities are Core, and if the corresponding Minor Vulnerabilities belong to two different Chosen, then the relationship scene will involve all three Chosen, but the impact can be positive for one Chosen and negative for the other if only one of those Chosen is experiencing the same Distortion. It's analagous to if you were to just normally break all the ~ Vulnerabilities on the same day, except that the relationship points are all added in a single scene.
Incidentally, this also means that it's possible for a Distortion to not affect relationships at all. For example, if a Chosen has Significant Morality and Significant Confidence, then triggering the Morality/Confidence Distortion doesn't do anything to her relationships.
I wasn't the one who made it, but as Kalloi said, the program used was Inochi2D.
When that item is owned, all Defiler+ and Orgy action damage multipliers from relationship will be x2. In retrospect, maybe I should've doubled the base damage and just reported the relationship multiplier as ranging from x0.5 to x1, but I wanted to make it clear that Defiler+ and Orgy actions always deal more base damage than the single-target versions.
If it happens to you again, I'd definitely appreciate a save from the start of the day. I know that I've run into issues a couple of times where I accidentally select a Defiler for the Commander which breaks something that's not supposed to be broken, so it'd be nice to rule that out.
My first guess was that the custom Chosen was set to ignore personality limitations, since that disables relationship scenes. But if you still got a scene from T4 Innocence Break, then that can't be the case. The only other guess that comes to mind is that you might've just ended up going with Distortion plans that caused you to not break very many Cores, so you might've missed the few scenes you did see.
Pregnancy chance defaults to 0%, so maybe I should just stop anal womb customization from appearing when the player leaves that setting untouched. In any case, it is intentional that you can add them even without Total Morality Break, and it doesn't currently have any special interactions with the ritual system.
Thanks for catching this bug, I've found the cause and it'll be fixed in the next release. And I'm glad to hear that you're enjoying it!
Erasing the folder is fine. You can also replace it with any other image you like.
Might have found another interface glitch similar to the one i posted before. For this one to trigger, you go to the custom chosen creation menu, then go through the normal process like you normally do until you reach the body customization screen. Now, click on the "Thicker Hips" button until you reach "Girlish Figure" on the interface. Now click once more, and the interface will not update itself to the next values. I've noticed that the demon lord body works just fine on this one though, so i guess it's just the custom chosen interface that's being sassy.
So, i wanna make sure i understand this one properly, i'm still confused. If my forsaken are female, i can make them pregnant just fine, so i know that's working. But if my forsaken are male, i first need to give them the anal womb so they can get pregnant as well, is this correct? If so, how do i do this? If a ritual is not required to give them the womb, then i have no idea where to do this. I can't give them the womb while in the custom character creation, because they will still be chosen at this time. If i go and attempt to change their body, they will completely change their forms to female or monster, so that's not it either. Any clarification on this would be greatly appreciated x D
So, i wanna make sure i understand this one properly, i'm still confused. If my forsaken are female, i can make them pregnant just fine, so i know that's working. But if my forsaken are male, i first need to give them the anal womb so they can get pregnant as well, is this correct? If so, how do i do this? If a ritual is not required to give them the womb, then i have no idea where to do this. I can't give them the womb while in the custom character creation, because they will still be chosen at this time. If i go and attempt to change their body, they will completely change their forms to female or monster, so that's not it either. Any clarification on this would be greatly appreciated x D
So.. do the Forsaken damage bonuses all stack multiplicatively? For example, if I have +50% from animalistic, +50% hate from distortion, +20% Hate from Breeder, and Disgrace of 64% granting 72% base damage, then would I get 72%*1.5*1.5*1.2 = 194.4% Hate damage, then also multiplied by fighting style?
Hi! For those who have high pixel resolution and/or the text is too small:
Cortana > resolution > change text size, apps and others > 100% > open corrupted saviors.exe > up the 100% to 200%
Boom! both buttons and text are 2X the normal size!
Until dev makes the feature to customize, this will patch your problems.
Hope it helps! <3
Cortana > resolution > change text size, apps and others > 100% > open corrupted saviors.exe > up the 100% to 200%
Boom! both buttons and text are 2X the normal size!
Until dev makes the feature to customize, this will patch your problems.
Hope it helps! <3
CSdev I think there's a bug with the new Tomorrow's Newspaper. It does not appear to grant access to the multi-modifier commander techs Versatility and Synthesis, just Completion. It does provide discounts for these techs, suggesting it's intended to provide them. The commander builder with this item also appears to be bugged - if the attachments are added in the order punisher->defiler->suppressor it works correctly, but if you add the suppressor first it won't let you add the defiler. I've attached a save where this can be observed - I have Tomorrow's Newspaper and have not yet bought Versatility.
I feel stupid having to ask after reading the guide but I still don't get what I need to do to break their first vulnerabilities.
The best I can get is lvl 1 is Expose with no commander and with a commander I am just pushing buttons and even then I only got lvl 1 in all the catagories.
This didn't help because the vulnerabilities are all lvl 2 and another needing 100M shame.
Is the guide really the best thing and I just need to read it more or can someone explain the fights in an easier way?
The best I can get is lvl 1 is Expose with no commander and with a commander I am just pushing buttons and even then I only got lvl 1 in all the catagories.
This didn't help because the vulnerabilities are all lvl 2 and another needing 100M shame.
Is the guide really the best thing and I just need to read it more or can someone explain the fights in an easier way?
Well reading the guide is definitely not optional. If you don't even know how circumstances work you're not going to get anywhere. If you want more detailed advice try reading this thread; this question has been answered and asked in quite some detail many times.
Here's the guide I wrote to breaking first vulnerabilities. It doesn't work in every situation, but it does work in most, and gives you a bit of a blueprint.
Minor vulnerabilities sometimes start out already broken to tier 2. If it requires 100M shame then that's the case. It's going to be a long time until you can break tier 3 vulnerabilities, so focus on the other ones for the moment.
Hey all, been a while. I've been focusing on other stuff so just picked up CS again a day ago, doing better than I did before. Around what day should I be aiming for the T3 breaks? I can get around 2m unresolved SHAM per battle against the Chosen I've been focusing on (got T2 on all stats besides INNOcence), but obviously that won't be enough.
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
Think I might be getting the hang of it actually
Also, I've heard several times of "not letting the Chosen do as much damage as possible", how would you go about doing that? Obviously while they're captured they don't do damage, but I can't think of a way (yet) to stop all 3 Chosen from attacking, I can do 2 at best consistently (when stacking multipliers for T2 breaks)
And probably most importantly (so I could stop editing this one post to add questions), is there a way do delay flying? I assume that has a correlation with the evac and extermination %s
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Ah, damn. Ik there's the thing that lets you capture when flying but 100EE + the required purchases, far too early for that anyways even if it does turn out to be good.
New question - I got T2 on the Red Chosen pretty easily, but I'm struggling to get T2 on the other Chosen besides 2 on Green and 1 on Blue, haven't been focusing on Blue as much though. When focusing on Red's T2s, Red manages to get 2-3 more turns in the final surround as opposed to the other two, who get 7-8, leaving me a few thousand short of their respective trauma shortages, and the Commander description has also changed to fit this after I finished Red's T2s with the 5EE commander (goated btw, used to but a lot into my commanders but this is nice), going from "probably strong enough to finish 10k" to "probably strong enough to finish some T1s". Is this based on their personalities?
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I had trouble getting portraits to work on a Mac, so I thought I'd put my solution here for the benefit of anyone else searching for a solution later:
It was launching the game by double-clicking on the .jar file. When I did this, and then turned on portraits in the options, they wouldn't show up and if I went back into the options they'd reverted to off. The solution was to open a terminal window, cd into the Corrupted Saviors directory, and launch the game using "java -jar " and then dragging the jar into the terminal window so it inserted the path.
It was launching the game by double-clicking on the .jar file. When I did this, and then turned on portraits in the options, they wouldn't show up and if I went back into the options they'd reverted to off. The solution was to open a terminal window, cd into the Corrupted Saviors directory, and launch the game using "java -jar " and then dragging the jar into the terminal window so it inserted the path.