if you click on the question mark button (usually at one of the corners of your screen) you should be able to read up on the Encyclopedia / DOTs / Tokens.
There's an in-game encyclopedia. DOTs and status effects are unlocked by default. Enemies and items you first have to fight and collect, respectfully, in order to unlock entries for. What each stat does can also be viewed on the girls' pages. There's also the official discord. I just don't think there's a wiki website.
First time playing? The one that rebalances leveling on the Itch page probably. Makes it a bit easier to level characters. There isn't any major mods at least on the Itch page (IDK about the Discord though, Discord made it so you can't see NSFW channels on new accounts and I don't want to join on my main). Even if there was I would still recommend keeping it vanilla or close to vanilla for your first playthrough.
Doesn't look like it, no. This thread has version 1.0, while over on itch.io the latest available version is Patch 2.1
Thank you. I am wondering if the new patch introduces new enemies and equipment, or is it just bug fix?
As far as I can tell the version shared here is the regular one, while console commands require the premium version.
ah that's confusing to hear since this is an arr matey site and yet its outdated demos now appearently. aight thanks for the answer.
Not that confusing, imho. Piracy sites are very often behind in patches, as it requires a buyer to share the new updates. That's why I usually buy games that are single-purchase and within my budget.
Yeah I was looking at the price and debating it. I was mostly wanting to use console to levelup a bit and skip some of this annoying grind and constantly losing to everything so I cant build up at all. game has 2 much grind and 2 much stacked against you and so far im not having as much fun as I want and just was going to levelup a bit and actually be able to build up instead of having to do unwinnable rescue missions and other stuff. the lack of xp and shops to buy gear and items also dont help. I see the potential fun in it but it seems some bad design choices were made with it and turns it into some sort of grind for gear and more grind for levels and grind for anything. needs major updates.
Levels don't do *that* much for your overall combat strength. Sure, the skill nodes with extra attributes are nice and the different skills give you some useful versatility, but from what I've seen most of the power comes from higher attributes (training yard or upgraded coach) and items. Especially items like the crown of strength or intelligence are extremely helpful at the beginning.
I've been grinding slowly at the game after a few restarts and than noticed the retreat options. So I started leaving dungeons when things got to risky or close to defeat or losing someone. I also keep a cleric and mage in the team and the front are a paladin and I found a puppy girl in a dungeon and she was pretty good once I upgraded her abilities (she tanks and damages well). So I actually was able to build a respectable team with a bunch of people I recruited as backup.
I spent most of the night playing the game and kinky dungeon and I ended up making a ton of progress and learning a ton. I used some of the cursed classes like the cows and hadnt got to the pony but did once I read your post. I didnt realize pony increased the stats so well. so im focused on getting more of them going along with being able to recruit more people and the rest of the stuff. I havent got to puppies but will in just a moment since I think its the last thing left out of all the cursed I need that I know of.
Then it's a demo.
