Java Corrupted Saviors [Release 58] [CSDev]
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I would say so, not only in terms of fighting against them, but also when they become forsaken. Superior Chosen have higher resistances to damage and their t3 actions like slaughter or striptease are more powerful than the normal chosen versions. The same can be said for when they become forsaken with them doing 50% damage increase across the board. And this stacks with the tempted chosen multiplier so you can make a really powerful forsaken if you play your cards right
The save function is not working for me. The game doesn't throw an error when I try to save, but no save file appears in the game directory and no load slot appears when I try to load it.
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That’s really awful to hear that, Um, is it only for a single run or a campaign run? Or is it all of them? Also are you using a Mac or PC?
Does the "Eager Partner" status on my forsaken get swapped out for something else if i go above 40% Obd? cause if not, thats unfortunate, but i wanna know.
- Aug 24, 2018
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It's for both game modes and I'm using a PC.
Tried running the game as an administrator and both files (exe and jar).
Maybe it has something to do with my JRE, but I didn't try updating it yet.
Wow this game really has gone a long way. Honestly, I expected the game to die or the dev to abandon the project. I'm glad he's invested because I love games like this and I need more games like Eratohok.
Keep up the great work!
Keep up the great work!
- Mar 20, 2019
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That might be the case as I don’t think I’ve ever had problems with saving in any of the releases and picobyte isn’t having any problems on Linux.
Either way if the problem still exists after updating reply here again and I’ll see if I can message CSDev on their subscribestar I hope things go well!
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They have the most usefulness in campaign mode, as you go through the loops with stricter requirements in each loop they become almost essential since you can use them early game instead of a commander you need to sink time into the EE and unlocking the upgrades It’s good to have a variety of forsaken saved for different situations, early game Forsaken for the beginning with t1-T2 breaks
And some mid-late game forsaken for some of the harder matchups, especially against superior chosen.
that being said, how viable it is to use a commander or a forsaken is relative to the situation you currently are in.
when you should train also depends on the situation, sometimes if you do a massive amount of damage in one battle it can be one or two days before all that angst properly builds in them. And those days can be potentially wasted attacking them if you already reached your goal for them like breaking a T2 or T1. That’s typically when I use those days for training instead, either to make them stronger or restore motivation.
Let me know if you have any more questions and I hope this helps!
- Feb 8, 2019
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What do I see? Images in my text game?!? Blasphemy!
jk. Good on you for stepping up your game. They look great.
jk. Good on you for stepping up your game. They look great.
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There's a couple of more in-depth explanations already on here to help with beginners, but some personal tips that help me a lot in the beginning is these sorts of things.
1. Use and experiment with different commanders and don't try the more difficult things like breaking core t1's unless you have a proper plan in place.
2. Try to conserve your EE unless you have a good plan you want to work towards like causing a rivalry or a specific t2 break.
3. Pay attention to the minor vulnerabilities on your chosen and use them to as a starting point to getting some good damage. Ie. A chosen with a minor vulnerability in Confidence is very weak to INJU damage so try to raise that first and then plan from there. otherwise if they have a difficult vulnerability to exploit, target a weaker chosen first before you go to your main target.
4. Use your commander at the start of the battle and get some decent damage on a chosen before the battle start, prioritize either HATE or INJU in the beginning to begin raising damage properly.
5. Networked Consciousness is an incredible upgrade and I personally aim to unlock that first in any run.
And I would recommend going through the full 50 day run even if you know you will lose since completing a run unlocks easy mode/cheats. And playing in a cheat mode is a good way to learn the game mechanics since you can start with everything unlocked and unlimited EE.
If you'd like you can also post your team here and someone can give more specific tips as well.
Overall I hope this helps a little bit and you have fun with the game!
- Aug 24, 2018
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hard to say, they are basically a different commander from the normal and the specialized ones so if they don't line with your style, they are not really useful.
However, if we talk about their strength, they are reusable in the same battle, you can train them to increase their damage, and they have special traits that increase their damage (currently only tempted and superior chosen give traits). They do this before even before unlocking any upgrade for the commanders.
Now, if we talk about the meta in forsaken, because there are only 2 traits, a superior chosen temped is best ones currently. You get a lot of damage (pleasure and expo) for the cost. mind you, they tend to fall off, but they are really good to start off.
if you specialized commander, you tend to adapt faster to forsaken.
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This.There's a couple of more in-depth explanations already on here to help with beginners, but some personal tips that help me a lot in the beginning is these sorts of things.
1. Use and experiment with different commanders and don't try the more difficult things like breaking core t1's unless you have a proper plan in place.
2. Try to conserve your EE unless you have a good plan you want to work towards like causing a rivalry or a specific t2 break.
3. Pay attention to the minor vulnerabilities on your chosen and use them to as a starting point to getting some good damage. Ie. A chosen with a minor vulnerability in Confidence is very weak to INJU damage so try to raise that first and then plan from there. otherwise if they have a difficult vulnerability to exploit, target a weaker chosen first before you go to your main target.
4. Use your commander at the start of the battle and get some decent damage on a chosen before the battle start, prioritize either HATE or INJU in the beginning to begin raising damage properly.
5. Networked Consciousness is an incredible upgrade and I personally aim to unlock that first in any run.
And I would recommend going through the full 50 day run even if you know you will lose since completing a run unlocks easy mode/cheats. And playing in a cheat mode is a good way to learn the game mechanics since you can start with everything unlocked and unlimited EE.
If you'd like you can also post your team here and someone can give more specific tips as well.
Overall I hope this helps a little bit and you have fun with the game!
Additionally, if you want to test stuff, try your understanding, learn, and play without being too punished for errors, I recommend savescumming and cheat mode.
- Jan 24, 2018
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Could someone post/make an up-to-date tutorial/walkthough to get through the first 20 days? I always feel like such a noob when trying to play this. The naming scheme of resources is doing me no favors, too.
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A sensation a lot of players have in the beginning. A Guide helped me a lot.