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I don't have a problem with you uploading the files you had to change to make that happen -- it's just a couple of files, I assume, not the whole game.
Just keep talking to Raphaelle until you get the option to ask about a task. You need to learn the spells angelic dreams and seraphic dreams. The first task is to give one of your girls to the temple. Then, see the gates of heaven. After that, talk to Raphaelle again. I think the option is to learn more. She will ask you to cure the fetishes of 5 girls using the spells. When you cure 5 girls, talk to her again, and you will get the option of building the temple.
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You can just go into the .rpy file for the daily update and change the attention formula to sport += instead of =. Then you cheat in a bigass number and it gets added on instead of being reset.
Once they tell you they are queasy, they are indeed pregnant, but the information will not be confirmed before the 30th day (I believe—which would be logical, since it implies one missed period). Only then will they be indicated as "Pregnant", and they will appear on screen confirming it and saying they cannot go on adventures any longer.
(which makes me think of something: what if the confirmation occurs while the woman is in Orech (there are six possible days for this)? Is she stuck there until birth? Rapatriated automatically? But what about her group, then?
Ah, she goes back to the Plains? Thanks... I will send a party to get her back... ;-)
Don't worry, I wasn't complaining or shooting down the game (if I don't like it, I won't post, period). I just pointed out something that I felt needed improvement, or at least an optional way to prevent this tiresome wait.
The problem is both that I did not count correctly (my mistake, I agree) and that 270 days is a LOOOOOONG time to waste away (especially since, afterwards, currently, the mothers can't go back to adventuring). Sometimes, realism has to be second to playability, and my comment was to indicate that, in my opinion, this was one such situation.
And while I know that the quest was to have 12 children, honestly, I feel it more appropriate to have one with every single woman in my service (I would get pregnant the two townswomen if possible). I may be a little bit of an overachiever, here, I agree...
Oh, I just remembered something else that may be added: I could not find any confirmation about which women were incapable of training in Orech. While I understand those with "heavy armor" cannot... I could not find the indication about who did wear heavy armor (I guess the barbarian and the valkyrie, but I'm not sure). If the information is missing, it should be specified somewhere. And if I just missed it... where is it?
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Here's the code for the training.Don't worry, I wasn't complaining or shooting down the game (if I don't like it, I won't post, period). I just pointed out something that I felt needed improvement, or at least an optional way to prevent this tiresome wait.
The problem is both that I did not count correctly (my mistake, I agree) and that 270 days is a LOOOOOONG time to waste away (especially since, afterwards, currently, the mothers can't go back to adventuring). Sometimes, realism has to be second to playability, and my comment was to indicate that, in my opinion, this was one such situation.
And while I know that the quest was to have 12 children, honestly, I feel it more appropriate to have one with every single woman in my service (I would get pregnant the two townswomen if possible). I may be a little bit of an overachiever, here, I agree...
Oh, I just remembered something else that may be added: I could not find any confirmation about which women were incapable of training in Orech. While I understand those with "heavy armor" cannot... I could not find the indication about who did wear heavy armor (I guess the barbarian and the valkyrie, but I'm not sure). If the information is missing, it should be specified somewhere. And if I just missed it... where is it?
Python:
python:
for girl in party:
if girl.npctype not in ["Amazon","Valkyrie","Paladin"]:
if girl.dodge_rating < 5:
girl.dodge_rating += 1
else:
renpy.say(None,"{} is so nimble already she can't profit from the training.".format(girl.name))The instant a girl is pregnant, it ticks it in your quest menu, even if you haven't gotten the dialogues that indicate it.
Thank you for the confirmation, but this wasn't so much that I wanted the information now (even though I'm now sure that I was right in thinking that every woman from my roster was as fully trained as possible), but that I think it should be made available, without requiring to go into the python files to get this kind of information (true, I think a lot of porn-game players are geeks able to do this, but it should not be assumed they all are, nor that they all are willing to do this).
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Oh, yeah, I totally missed your point when I replied. It'd make sense game-wise to have it stated somewhere which armors are heavy. Although roleplay-wise the current state makes sense as well: in reality it should be up to common sense to realize whom can benefit from that training and who cannot, as well as common sense is what tells you which armor is heavy. It's a bit more immersive this way.
But some note in a guide of sorts could be a good idea.
I agree that immersive can be good, but, honestly, how can I know whether an Amazon is wearing heavy armor? The Paladin and the Valkyrie, I agree, are completely logical, but the Amazon is more of a "grey" area: she could either be wearing medium-armor, à la Red Sonja, as she could be wearing heavy armor. And it is made particularly difficult to determine once you've asked the girl to walk WITHOUT her armor: you can't even use the visual depiction of her stuff to make sure what she is supposed to be... ;-)
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Send a party out to the Western Woods, take the south path and you should meet her
If you want a mod file, use it at your own risk. Backup your file first (it's in "game" folder).
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Drop all attention spent to 1. Rough, but works for me
Edit: re-upload the correct file.
I am uploading my modded files. Use them at your own risk. I will not be responsible if you mess up your game. I recommend making a backup of your old files, and testing these before replacing them. The changes I made: Made pregnancy time shorter, Increased daily attention, and made girls available to adventure even if they have the "mother" trait.
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If they can wear "Chain" they are heavy-armor wearers. If they can only wear Leather or Robes, they aren't.
Chains = Heavy Armor? Okayyyy... I can understand. I don't have the same definition (for me, chainmail is medium armor, and studded leather would be too.... plates would definitely be into heavy armor, though), but I can understand.
Thank you for the clarification.
Oh, by the way, curious to see the Chain mention, I just launched the game and decided to send a party into the desert (to see how far they can go), and I just happened upon a bug: after a fight against some nomads, I got the message "Your party gets some drinking done at the oasis and is somewhat refreshed." But the panel just after that said "The party loses hit points due to lack of water."
There is a problem here. They should have be reset at the initial "non-thirsty" status, instead of losing hit points.
I don't know if the save could help with that, but I attach it just in case. I saved just after the first panel cited above.