CSDev said:
Not really, more like if I can make the humans like me and accept corruption on their own volition... like sending mimics or shapeshifters in town and make them be helpful and friendly towards the townsfolk while spreading corruption from the inside... maybe even do vigilante justice as we kidnap and take only bandits and criminals as my army just stands and protects the demon portal or something until I turn the commoner and people against the heroes by making them look like the monsters and murderers... then... perhaps make symbiotic/parasitic tentacle creatures for both companionship/pleasure... Brothels and all.
Yes, in options when you start the game/
I don't see it. The only one I see is for the in-game text, and even then it only goes up to 24 font. I'm talking about changing the size of the buttons on the bottom as well.
It's neither hard nor grindy (except maybe for building enough % for a t4 break) when you understand the rules. It's just that understanding the rules can take some time. Potentially much more than an hour if you're just fiddling around without a guide. Personally I had to put it down and step away from it for a few days at least twice before comprehending enough gameplay basics to start being effective, crucial things that aren't quite intuitive, such as "as long as a Chosen is surrounded before extermination is over, they can be surrounded one more time before flying off). I've described my method in a few posts that apparently some people found helpful.
Oh sorry, I thought you meant the text size.
It took me reading the guide, a few comments here, and 1 full run, to at least understand what's going on.
The effectiveness of what?
It currently isn't possible to have multiples of the same personality trait on the same team, because the game uses the personality contrasts to determine when the relationship development scenes happen, and you might end up with duplicate scenes or two Chosen not having any scenes together. This will eventually have to change, because the "boss" Chosen in the campaign mode won't use the usual personality generation rules, and they'll be partnered with underlings who have the same general personality type. So, in the process of making that possible, there will also be more flexibility added for custom teams (which should also make it more possible to replicate characters from other settings).
In order to reach higher corruption levels, you want to use multiple training actions of the same type at once. Because not all of the training actions have been implemented yet, it's rare to be able to get above 50% or so. Forsaken with high deviancy are too kinky to be bothered by much of anything, so it might be hard to get them even that high.
There isn't exactly an "endless mode," but there is a cheat to change what day it is. You can repeatedly set it back to the same day in order to avoid any time pressure, or you can set it after the final battle so that no other events will happen to interrupt what you're doing.
I hadn't realized that this was an issue on some computers. I'll look into adding a toggle for the button sizes too.
Ah, gotcha. I'm curious though how the game assigns the personalities exactly: If I tell it that Meguca Ducky Silver is the most Confident one of the bunch, how does it decide between Meguca Chicken Gold or Meguca Sparrow Bronze to make the ones with no self-esteem?
