Others Completed Ero Dungeons [v1.0] [Madodev]

[PixelBuster]

Hope this "Eroge" gets more "ero" because the current ero content is "meh" in relation to how big and grindy the game is.

As a game tho ? As a game this is really great not gonna lie. I actually have more fun playing this then i have some triple A games. Tho that cursed item bs was really a pain in my arse until i got the church.

Also does someone know if monster rings unlock the monsters skill tree once its uncursed or are those not finished yet and are still being worked on ? I dont mind being a Gargoyle but i really dont wanna put effort into that item when nothing further happens when i go trough with it.

 

[Cheris42]

That would make more sense as a quirk or token, but not at this time to my knowledge. Maybe Cheris's new ero stats mod might.

Yeah, I was actually considering introducing a virgin token that goes away on the first grapple, but I was a bit back and forth on the exact implementation so I put it off for now. Will probably make it a separate mod when I do implement it.

 

[12321jason]

Ok one question how the hell do you beet the latex mold? I got to the Bose got close to winning but than my last two adventures got grappled by the enemies

 

[Kingbode2]

I've been stuck at a tutorial quest for a while, how exactly do I lock a quirk? It mentions I can use a premium lock, so I assume there could be an item, but up until now I've no idea on how to do so. I've tried everything at the menu, so if anyone could screenshot how to do so I'd be really grateful.

 

[Qahlz]

I've been stuck at a tutorial quest for a while, how exactly do I lock a quirk? It mentions I can use a premium lock, so I assume there could be an item, but up until now I've no idea on how to do so. I've tried everything at the menu, so if anyone could screenshot how to do so I'd be really grateful.

It's an option in the Mental Ward.
Put an adventurer in the patient slot, choose "lock", select a quirk you want them to keep and confirm.
Note that this helps with keeping a quirk, but doesn't guarantee it. It adds a +10 bonus, but if the adventurer's personality imparts a malus of -6 or more, they will still lose the quirk in time.
Not sure what a premium lock is, though.

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[hevensdragon]

It's an option in the Mental Ward.
Put an adventurer in the patient slot, choose "lock", select a quirk you want them to keep and confirm.
Note that this helps with keeping a quirk, but doesn't guarantee it. It adds a +10 bonus, but if the adventurer's personality imparts a malus of -6 or more, they will still lose the quirk in time.
Not sure what a premium lock is, though.

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So the ward used to have lock and premium lock. Lock gives +10 stability, premium lock gave +20. Premium lock was removed quite a while ago, around the shift from alpha to beta.

 

[Skeleton Man]

How do you deal with the final boss' stacking debuff? It gimps my party's damage completely after a few turns and I can't cleanse it with anything.

 

[maikochan]

Also does someone know if monster rings unlock the monsters skill tree once its uncursed or are those not finished yet and are still being worked on ? I dont mind being a Gargoyle but i really dont wanna put effort into that item when nothing further happens when i go trough with it.

The monstergirl 'classes' only have a single node, no matter whether they're cursed or not. Once you uncurse one, you can remove and forget it if you want. Some of them can be useful, but obviously while a girl is wearing one, she won't gain any progress for any other class. So if you've got a girl you don't care about leveling anymore and want to have a different party member for a bit, can pop them on.

Would be cool if there were a mod that extended the monstergirl classes though, complete with permanent unlocks like the others. My coding skills are pretty rusty and I lack the motivation to take this on myself though. In an earlier life, perhaps...

 

[hevensdragon]

The monstergirl 'classes' only have a single node, no matter whether they're cursed or not. Once you uncurse one, you can remove and forget it if you want. Some of them can be useful, but obviously while a girl is wearing one, she won't gain any progress for any other class. So if you've got a girl you don't care about leveling anymore and want to have a different party member for a bit, can pop them on.

Would be cool if there were a mod that extended the monstergirl classes though, complete with permanent unlocks like the others. My coding skills are pretty rusty and I lack the motivation to take this on myself though. In an earlier life, perhaps...

A few of us modder thought about it, but we hate those rings so much. They just break so many things so badly that we don't want to curse the other mods with making them more used.

 

[Arkady]

I mean, those rings kind of break the base game, even. And some have such ill-conceived uncurse conditions that just don't fit the respective transformation they're among the, maybe the hardest to uncurse items in the game. I have no idea how or why mado thought these were a good idea to have in the base game, rather than as an example mod.

 

[PixelBuster]

I mean, those rings kind of break the base game, even. And some have such ill-conceived uncurse conditions that just don't fit the respective transformation they're among the, maybe the hardest to uncurse items in the game. I have no idea how or why mado thought these were a good idea to have in the base game, rather than as an example mod.

Thats exactly why i asked my question.
If that is all those Rings do then there is no reason why i should put that much effort into uncursing them instead of using the Church.

 

[hevensdragon]

Thats exactly why i asked my question.
If that is all those Rings do then there is no reason why i should put that much effort into uncursing them instead of using the Church.

A few are easy enough to uncurse, but then there is ones like the fire slime one, the church is the way to go with that one.

 

[PixelBuster]

A few are easy enough to uncurse, but then there is ones like the fire slime one, the church is the way to go with that one.

Yeah got that one in my very first Boss Dungeon at the 2 Mimic chests on the right side that dont move and tell you they are gonna f*ck your run over.

 

[Muhdurr]

I would wait because 1.0 has a save bug, which is why it almost always freezes when you save.
And it loads the saved games with errors


oh yeah is that a bug? One of your helpers gets caught and I was in easy and now he's caught in an area where it's extremely hard?

Has the save bug in 1.0 been fixed? And is the fixed version here available?

 

[Mythbot]

Does anyone have the full game for this, including the gargoyle and lamia enemies? Everywhere I look only seems to have the demo only or is a few versions back. Would really appreciate it!

 

[hevensdragon]

Does anyone have the full game for this, including the gargoyle and lamia enemies? Everywhere I look only seems to have the demo only or is a few versions back. Would really appreciate it!

Download and build the git, the dev has made that public and even left instructions on how to, make edits to the demo to unlock the map and console, how to do that has been stated a few times. If not full game is $10 on itch, jast or you can get it by subbing on subscribestar or patreon for even less.

 

[Highland_Hunter]

Still learning the ins-and-outs, of the game :

In a 'normal' D&D game, such as a table-top game, etc., (old-school player here ), ranged weapons damage was not based on "Strength" of the character, it was based on the characters "Dexterity" .

Is it still that way in this game ?
So, as-in, Alchemists, & Rangers; to "up" their damage potential, is "Dexterity" still the skill to up-grade ?

OR, What . . . Skill would you need to up-grade, if not ?



Also, How good and helpful, is the Discord Channel for this game ?

 

[Fey spirit]

In a 'normal' D&D game, such as a table-top game, etc., (old-school player here ), ranged weapons damage was not based on "Strength" of the character, it was based on the characters "Dexterity" .

Is it still that way in this game ?
So, as-in, Alchemists, & Rangers; to "up" their damage potential, is "Dexterity" still the skill to up-grade ?

What matters is if damage done by action of character is physical or magical.

Intelligence boosts magic one. And alchemist who uses gun has her damage skills count as magic damage.
Strength boosts physical instead. Ranger class with mundane bow does physical, so strength needed.

Wisdom stat boosts healing done and willpower check.

Dexterity is only affecting healing received by what I see in stat screen and chance to avoid status effects if they check reflexes.

Just open character's screen and put mouse over stat to get tooltip how much and what it boosts, or over stats in bottom row to see by how much are they boosted from specific sources.

 

[Highland_Hunter]

So, . . . If a Ranger, is using a "Flame Bow", than they are using Magic, so Physical Strength, will not matter, in-the-least . Correct ?

What if, a Ranger is using, "Charmed Snake", that's Physical , right . . . ?
(though, the damage, seems to be far less, than the 'normal' Bow does on it's own )

So, the Strength buff, gets added to the Bow damage, (whatever that is . . . weapons, some, don't always give 'base' damage info).

and . . . The "Not Charmed Snake", seems dubious a 'thing' to try . . . .

 

[Fey spirit]

is using a "Flame Bow", than they are using Magic,

IF weapon specifically has in description that it changes some skills so that new variant does magic type of damage.

Checking now due ranger being example, ranger here in game has all it's attacking actions (Piercing shot,Suppressing fire,Point-blank shot, etc) causing physical, except for Signalling flare which is magical.

gets added to the Bow damage, (whatever that is . . . weapons, some, don't always give 'base' damage info)

Open character screen again and hover mouse over skill to get description. That is where is written base damage, which is then modified by stats, as well by various buffs on characters.

So ranger starter skills:

Piercing shot:
5-7 physical, 5% crit, available if character in 2 left most spaces, can attack all enemies except left most one, ignores Guard buff on enemy and remove whole stack

Suppressing fire:
2-4 phys, 5%, crit, must be in any position but right most, attacks all enemies at once

Signalling flare:
2-3 magic, be in any place but right most, can attack any enemy, ignores defense token while removing dodging buff and invigorating one (resistance to status effects), adds vulnerability (enemy gets more damage)


Weapons don't have, say, 2-6 or 1-4 damage listed.
Instead their stats are more like, or example, +10% or 20% bonus to damage and/or any other modifiers, like changing certain skills or otherwise affecting stats.


Ignore background in Dungeon and dragons tabletop.

A bit of familiarity with video game Darkest dungeon or any of various games imitating it's combat mechanics (like this one) helps bit more.