If it isn't too much trouble I would like an option to shift in the campaign mode too, I don't really use cheat mode outside testing so having a way to do so in normal play would be great even if it's just a placeholder until you have the proper way you want to implement it
Thanks for the upload; worked perfectly and does help. I would be interested in seeing a guide for the following turns if and when you have a chance. Appreciate the update for it.Here it is! One thing to note is that with making them with the campaign mode chosen maker is that I'm only able to export them as a campaign mode team/save so it will be in campaign mode when you import them to the game but other than that they will show up in the same order and have the same pattern so you will be able to follow the guide fully!
If you dig back through my posts I think I made an alternative guide that uses a slightly different approach.
Advice!
Yes, I suppose that as long as there isn't a way to do it "legitimately," Forsaken shifting should be something that you don't have to turn on cheat mode to use. I won't put it behind the cheat toggle for now.
I have some plans along these lines. The idea would be that you'd get to pick one from among a small random selection of bonuses, and the bonuses offered would give you incentive to change your overall corruption strategy from campaign to campaign. Not sure how exactly to implement it, but I do like the idea and I am thinking about where it might fit.
The main issue is that in order to be balanced (applying actions to multiple Chosen at once is indeed very powerful), the costs would need to continue to grow exponentially, and at that point you aren't getting that much Evil Energy before the end of the loop unless you're already using cheats. I do have some very powerful grind-reducing abilities planned, but they're going to be tied to the achievement system.
I ended up writing more for the new Forsaken passive training system than I had originally planned, so I haven't had as much time as I had hoped for coding the QoL stuff. We'll see how much I can squeeze into the next couple of days. I might end up making the next update a broad-focus one so I can finish the rest.I wonder what the quality of life will be when 33 drops?
This isn't strictly a bug, but it's a design decision that might not have aged very well. Basically, she sees that she's in danger of hitting 10k HATE, and because hiding both protects against that and also mitigates the Humiliate that she's already receiving, she decides to do it. This logic worked well in the early versions where players were pretty much always going for all the breaks, but it makes less sense now. I'm thinking about having them stop considering damage types which aren't currently being inflicted in the next version.
Thank you for posting this! I was able to narrow down where the bug was happening. The problem was that new loops in campaign mode are effectively treated as new "saves," and the copying over of the current roster and sacrifice list was happening when the city was generated, rather than when the player moves to the new city. It should be fixed in the next version.
Heh, cheers. Got pretty lucky on the city spawns to be honest. Nothing exceedingly brutal until this and the one just passed, and uhhhh, didn't think I could make that one. Only broke the final tier vulnerabilities by chaining the most bullied Chosen into hitting the next using the incoming achievement reduction and picking up the last with a Forsaken that reduced the progress enough to squeak by. Took a looooooooot of loading to win since I ended up with so little EE coming in only a cascade of relationship changes at the end gave me enough to buy Antipathy AND Threaten+. Bloody glad I turned Pride into an absolute Trauma Machine, since she just...wins...in the final fights.
