So as far i know all pregnancies in this game are parasites, is there a way to have normal pregnancies from getting fucked and inseminated?
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BlackElite
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It's in the dungeon somewhere, I can't really help you beyond that since it's been too long. Sorry.
On another note, the same dungeon also has a machine that APPLIES latex to characters.
BlackElite
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Someone asked if there is a way to recruit an enemy class
Well, not quite a recruit but a transformation
(it sucks)
Well, not quite a recruit but a transformation
(it sucks)
To add to this strategy: pair it with vaginal parasite. This will convert your Orgasmic Afterglow tokens into Orgasmic Reward tokens. Each stacked token will still give you -1 speed and +10% damage received, but in addition to that you now gain +8% damage for your attacks for each token. I'm not sure if it's ideal that you try to increase the amount of Orgasmic Reward tokens, but using the above strategy you're going to be getting these tokens anyway, so you might as well get a damage bonus out of them.
This obviously doesn't work well with prisoner set Chastity Belt, since that prevents Orgasmic Afterglow most of the time and you don't want a bunch of frustrated stacks that tank your HP and increase kidnap chance.
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Anyhow, I finally did the first boss: The Iron Maiden castle. I'm not going to spoil too much, but you'll end up fighting a huge group of about... 20 enemies (It may be possible to go around the back to avoid that particular fight). I had a veteran alchemist in the back with an auto rifle, next was the adept prisoner that was the above aforementioned orgrasm nuke build, I picked up a unique Paladin Tyria in rank 2 who was leveled to veteran (The short of it is: She's one of the phoenix blood unique heroes, and her Aetherial Siphon gives her lust bonuses, she came with a sword of injustice which gives divine favor tokens... basically she's also a lust powered damage machine), and then my veteran noble actually got cursed into a Ratkin Warrior before I went to the boss level, but I said fuck it.
It was a little close some of the time (for the ratkin warrior anyway) but they ended up killing all of them. After that I went straight to the boss. Ended up slaying the boss...
I think the boss was bugged though? Or the Bestiary is incorrect. Iron Maiden has a move called Bash Forward. Bestiary says it can target Ranks 2 or 3. But for some reason it was just constantly targeting my Alchemist in Rank 4; it does respectable damage considering it's a large creature acting twice (or even thrice?). So the whole time the Iron Maiden just kept bashing my alchemist, probably had like 7 faltering stacks by the time I killed the Iron Maiden. Then I healed, took on a couple other mobs in my greed, and then left before I got too greedy.
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No, it does not suck. At least.... when targeting certain creature types. Look through bestiary: You'll notice a pattern that while there's sometimes some variance in a type's saves, it only occurs when that type has a class (like cleric, paladin, warrior, etc. or sometimes some of the elite ones). They actually all have the same baseline saves.
So then you'd look at which types have low will saves: That's most humans (10 - 20%), Greenskins (10% mostly), Slimes (10%) and Parasites (except for Brain Parasites, they all have 0%).
Machines and Animals have a baseline of about 30%, but I consider that less reliable.
The Shaman's bread and butter is a Hypnotize attack that targets all four ranks. That means you target all the enemies on screen. So if you're dealing with a group that's a type that has low will saves, they all get hit by it. The Result? They all get Daze and Stun tokens; that means they lose their turn while you get to just wail on them.
The first use is for dealing with development goals or curses that require particular characters to kill certain types or do a certain amount of damage (or just mass killing of creatures).
The second use: Capturing humans. If you bring a stack of four Portable Iron Horses, they're just stuck there and you can take your time chipping down their health to maximize their capture chance. Each captured human is 5000 gold; super useful for paying for training fees.
Third use: If you need a "natural" parasite for a quest, being able to stun the parasites and chip out the ones you don't want is super helpful.
Shaman's ring is a tool with its own use.
The cursed classes are definitely just as viable than normal ones, even superior in some cases. Like crest of corruption giving out free damage if you run full cursed. Pony's probably the hardest to wrangle though and prisoner is the easiest since it's probably what the new player would end up as first.
Prisoner, Pet and Maid are hilariously OP even when compared to the non-curse classes. Somehow a submissive girl in bondage deals more damage than a knight in full armor lmao.
ScarleyStars
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What is the point of the recruit rarity on Stagecoach? Is it statwise only? If so, that kinda sucks since you can just use Mark of Change to get way better stats.
Also, what's the maximum number of quirks does anyone can have?
Also, what's the maximum number of quirks does anyone can have?
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"Rarity" tells you the odds of randomly rolling an girl whose stats are at least as good as the one you have. So a 99% girl is bottom of the barrel, and a 1% girl is a 1 in 100 pick. But it is just a stats thing.
Note that it's also possible to get unique girls with special traits from the Stagecoach; they're a mix of expies of canon characters (eg: Madoka and her crew) and Patron-submitted girls. The special traits and gear they can come with often makes them far better than a random girl with good stats... but some Patrons were unusually masochistic and requested girls with bad stats, permanent bad traits, and cursed gear instead. Rarity doesn't reflect uniqueness, but uniques do show up with a different colored border to make them stand out. I think uniqueness is entirely separate from the upgrades that boost stat rolls, so the only way to improve your odds of finding uniques is to increase recruit capacity (and check for special recruits every week, of course).
Every girl can have up to 5 positive and 5 negative quirks. Consider locking in the ones you want if you've got the cash, since they can be overwritten.
ScarleyStars
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If you're unique hunting there's the summoning circle curio.
In case you haven't found it yet, it's in the basement or whatever the downstairs equivalent is. I don't remember the exact path to get there, but if you start from the beginning and stay along the right side, you'll find a set of stairs. Go down the stairs and head South East (if I recall correctly) and there should be a chair you can remove the latex effect from.
lager39rus
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Well, after god know how many hours spent and 248 ingame days i finnaly finished this game. Good game... thats what i would say untill i reached final dungeon. Man, some of those mechanics are fucking stupid, like one particcular mob from boss pack in lab that add bimbo perks, or mob that adds debuff that has 20% chance to force moves and procs mulltiple times in a row, or a fucking seedbed that rewrites your hard earned brain parasite stacks because why not... Anyway, i like this games combat and theme, basebuilding aspect is good, progression of characters fells decent and unique characters are nice addition, i only wish that this game would be less grindy and smaller in scope with all those same ganerated dungeons and hyper big boss levels.
At first i started without using destiny points but shortly after decided to start new save with additional roster size, free goal rerolls and less items to make them infinite. Felt way better to play even if at some point item pool depleted i dungeons stopped giving items as rewards.
Tried most classes (didn't realy used pets and ponies, as well as some csets that change how classes play, like pig or cat set), would say that overall all of them perform well, only noble class felt too gimmicky and underwhelming and magic felt stronger than phys since there are more ways to boost it.
i'll drop my team that was able to beat last dungeon(on a 2nd try) with my commentary, maybe it will help somebody to beat this game:
I also had a second team that heavily relies on dots:
Terra as cleric again:/
I found bunch of other unique chars but didn't felt to leveup them, i wonder what other combinations of characters and classes could be.
Also sharing my unlocked achievements for destiny points, past this into setting.txt file in \AppData\Roaming\EroDungeons\Saves
At first i started without using destiny points but shortly after decided to start new save with additional roster size, free goal rerolls and less items to make them infinite. Felt way better to play even if at some point item pool depleted i dungeons stopped giving items as rewards.
Tried most classes (didn't realy used pets and ponies, as well as some csets that change how classes play, like pig or cat set), would say that overall all of them perform well, only noble class felt too gimmicky and underwhelming and magic felt stronger than phys since there are more ways to boost it.
i'll drop my team that was able to beat last dungeon(on a 2nd try) with my commentary, maybe it will help somebody to beat this game:
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Also sharing my unlocked achievements for destiny points, past this into setting.txt file in \AppData\Roaming\EroDungeons\Saves
Code:
"ever_completed_quests": {
"alchemist_elite": 2,
"alchemist_veteran": 1,
"baron": 20,
"bestiary_10": 5,
"bestiary_25": 10,
"catalog_10": 5,
"catalog_25": 10,
"catalog_50": 15,
"catalog_75": 20,
"catalog_90": 25,
"class_cow": 5,
"class_horse": 5,
"class_maid": 5,
"class_pet": 5,
"cleric_elite": 2,
"cleric_veteran": 1,
"complete_medium": 4,
"complete_ten": 2,
"complete_two": 1,
"count": 20,
"curio_10": 5,
"curio_25": 10,
"curio_50": 15,
"duke": 50,
"dungeon_type_caverns": 2,
"dungeon_type_labs": 2,
"dungeon_type_ruins": 2,
"dungeon_type_swamps": 2,
"full_guild": 20,
"kill_boss_1": 10,
"kill_boss_2": 20,
"kill_boss_3": 40,
"kill_boss_4": 30,
"kill_boss_5": 50,
"kill_boss_6": 60,
"kill_boss_7": 70,
"kill_boss_8": 1000,
"mage_elite": 2,
"mage_veteran": 1,
"more_dungeon_type_caverns": 3,
"more_dungeon_type_labs": 3,
"more_dungeon_type_ruins": 3,
"more_dungeon_type_swamps": 3,
"noble": 20,
"noble_elite": 2,
"noble_veteran": 1,
"paladin_elite": 2,
"paladin_veteran": 1,
"ranger_elite": 2,
"ranger_veteran": 1,
"reach_boss_1": 10,
"rogue_elite": 2,
"rogue_veteran": 1,
"viceroy": 100,
"warrior_elite": 2,
"warrior_veteran": 1
},Can someone explain one of the premade character too me? Yu the rogue, she has a sister? Can I ever recruit her?