well this is odd, I thought i set up a save with angels where none of them have any breaks, but when I went with that save both angels show up with a T2 broken at the least, was there a detail I missed in the patch notes or something, what's going on?
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after a second round of observation, it seems like an angel's breaks are their minor vulnerabilities
It feels like the game is slowing down massively after importing a few rosters. Anytime something needs to load, it can take up to a minute to respond, pretty much to the point of unplayability.
well u can just follow the goblin guide it works till this day i believe... it got me to city 4 where i lost to my first superior chosen lol a lot of save scam and try and error xD
I'm experiencing an insane Mandela effect right now. I could've sworn that going aversion on all 3 Chosen and triggering it gave you a ton of EE at the end of the day, since they're all catatonic and unable to stop your forces.
How many Custom Chosen and Saves do you have, as while I'm not sure if a large Custom Chosen roster will result in slow down, having a lot of saves does slow down the game.
One QoL feature that would be nice, would be a skip to the next city button on the post battle training screen. I might be missing something about training, but more often then not I just pick a plan for each forsaken and just press pass time until the city choice comes up. for the one loop I manage to finish early I had 23 days of training before the next city, and just pressing forsaken -> pass time -> confirm -> continue x23 was quite tedious.
I added the Suntorn Dawn roster, the two Fate rosters, and the Bleach and Persona rosters; so, a decent number of custom Chosen. No saves at all though, this was on a completely fresh download of the game. And I didn't have any problems with slowdown in previous versions using most of the custom Chosen I used here, at least until I inevitably bogged the game down with tons of saves.
what is illusion armor? also I'm making a list of all the armor ID descriptions if that interests anyone. It's more for me but i figured I'd share with everyone after it's done
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Training Plans are meant for more minor adjustments, so good when a Forsaken is only within a few % of your targeted corruption stat or reinforcing the fighting style you want them to use. Training days however are used for manual training, where you want to make larger scale changes to the Forsaken, as manual training increases corruption and expertise much more, allowing you more quickly getting into the corruption range you want and change their fighting style. Of course though, if your Forsaken are already trained to where they need to be and your new Forsaken are useless and not worth training, then all those training days become pretty worthless since manual training isn't worth doing when you already having your corruption stats and fighting style set.
Huh, not sure then. Release 51 did just come out so the update probably caused some optimization issues that just haven't gotten fixed yet, and if it's potentially tied to having a big roster that especially makes sense with the fact a new species was added which probably mean some of the coding with Chosen generation was messed with.
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Thanks for catching these issues. They should all be fixed in R51.
And yes, each species gets its own subfolder in for all non-boss, non-NPC names. If the subfolder is empty, though, the game will just use the base portraits for that name.
Adding a way to decouple personality stats from dialogue flavor is something I want to do, but it's going to be pretty tricky because of how the gameplay effects and the flavor text are currently often mixed up in the same block of code. Don't expect it anytime soon.
I believe this should be fixed in R51, but let me know if you find a case where it's still happening.
The game actually does already use a raffle-like system (though I understand that it's hard to tell with how messy my code is). However, your Influence will still pile up just because there aren't enough heavyweight items to make it likely that you'll go through it all. If you're getting 10 Influence per loop, you need to be picking an item worth 20 Influence on average in order to break even, and that number goes up by a lot with the extra Influence from warp routes or Splendor breakage. I didn't include many high-Influence items originally because there was so little to do in campaign mode, but I definitely need to remedy that soon now that we're well into the double-digit loops.
I don't think there's any way to easily edit save files. Java's Serializable interface doesn't produce human-readable files.
I haven't been able to reproduce this or identify any code that would make it happen. If you see it again, I'd appreciate a save file I can test in order to see what's going wrong.
This would be difficult because of how each menu scrolling button is coded as its own thing (rather than using some sort of shared code). It's one of the big things I want to do better in my next project.
It might actually be pretty simple to make the game use the existing special dialogue for Dimensional Kaleidoscope duplicates when meeting Chosen with the same ID. In any case, there's more I want to do with this concept in the main game proper, so I'll take a look.
I tried to take a look at your save, but it gave me an "end of file" error, which usually means that the game was closed in the middle of trying to write data to your save file.
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This is a bug resulting from the way the Angelic Clash scenario is coded. Because the fight could be much harder against an Angel Chosen who didn't start with any breaks, I made it so that the one in Angelic Clash would always start with broken Minor Vulnerabilities. But I didn't notice that the code there is also applied to single play custom games, which is overriding the settings of single play custom Chosen. I'll make sure to fix this.
I want to encourage players to use the full Forsaken training system (as opposed to just the automatic training one), but I suppose it would be good to have an option to skip it for players who just don't need quite so many training days.
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I'll do some testing and see if I can make the game handle large rosters more efficiently.
In the clothing system, every body part covering has a "layer" and a "material". Tattoos use a material which can be seen but which can't be touched (though there's still not very much flavor text which makes that distinction). If you use that material in a non-tattoo layer, then it's described as an illusion.
SetMinimumSize change kinda makes the game unplayable on Linux, the version before the change (like R40) works fine, but in current versions you get some the buttons and text offscreen even if you go fullscreen so the only way to play would be to constantly drag the window left-right in windowed mode.
I've attached screenshots for easy comparison of how it looks
I've attached screenshots for easy comparison of how it looks
A reminder--when I look at your code, it's comment-free and through a Java decompiler--I don't see it the same way as you do. Also Java is definitely not my preferred language so keep writing code the way that works for you, not me.
I'm interested to see what you add!thank you. I knew something was being weird, though i don't think i've seen a bug like that before
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Loops specifically refer to one city invasions. Basically, A Single Scenario can be called a loop, in this case a closed one since you can't move on to a new city. In campain, the first city you successfully take over is loop 1 with the next city you attack being loop 2. Beating city 2 opens up loop 3 and so on. This explanation ignores the warp system since I never played around with that.