you must be fun at parties lol ...chang is fine. and, on that matter i haven't seen any Dostoievski level of dept in any of the characters in this entire site. just the dept of Alex.
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Ah, my apologies. I thought you meant from one another.
Yea fair enough lmao. Good thing company execs are too busy snorting coke of hookers to ever bother checking obscure sites.
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Considering that there's some lore implications regarding the existence of such objects in Eternum it's likely that the usage of those is partially intentional (and partially "look, these assets basically exist thanks to the modding community, might as well put them to good use").
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Guys I have one question about this game, are there any romanceable milfs in game?
If yes then how many are there?
If yes then how many are there?
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i just want to ask does the 0.6 update is available for all on android users?
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You can try this, but iirc the official android version hasn't released yet (and Cari hasn't mentioned when it'll release, could be that it'll come out sometime during the public release).
thank you for replying, i try to open the link but no avail seems it was block or something. I tried to look for another unofficial 0.6 it works but my saves from 0.5 (original game not mod) doesn't work with the unofficial 0.6 that i install. It seems that 0.6 had some cheats on it.
Is there a way to load my saves from 0.5 to the unofficial 0.6 mod without breaking something?
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If you're worried about breaking something then IMO your best bet is to wait until the public release port where there's less chance that your saves get broken and such.
I guess Nova being split into separate personalities (unknowingly by outside force) is as close as we can get to her(?) having a "scene" that is unquestionably consensual glad I gave up on her as soon as they mentioned being drugged with MC
glad I gave up on her as soon as they mentioned being drugged with MCCould someone explain how 'death' works within the normal framework of the game (like what normal people playing the game experience, not the one that is part of the main plot) - what happens to the player and the character
I get confused on why some people seem to really care about dying while others dont (such as being in a war server - does it not affect their entire acc?)
Also - How do yall stand to wait (likely) years for these games to complete, i just found eternum a few months ago and just waiting for .6 was brutal, another few years before itll even complete is going to be crazy
I get confused on why some people seem to really care about dying while others dont (such as being in a war server - does it not affect their entire acc?)
Also - How do yall stand to wait (likely) years for these games to complete, i just found eternum a few months ago and just waiting for .6 was brutal, another few years before itll even complete is going to be crazy
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Game-wise Eternum functions like a massive multiplayer roguelite with a leveling system that functions more like WoW's faction rep system than a traditional RPG system. Levels technically don't do anything (i.e. you don't grow physically strong, you don't become intelligent, nor charismatic. All of your "base stats" are basically tied to your IRL physical attributes) other than provide you access to spells (level-locked) and equipment (likely level-locked or the vendor that sells said equipment can only be talked to when you reach a certain level). If you die, you lose your levels and equipment and you start back at level one, so if you're a higher level player it's kind of a big deal if you die (as you'll have to start from scratch and grind again if you want to reach those levels where you gain access to better spells and equipment).
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Like there are people who do extreme sports and all that, they live for the thrill.
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The game has a "permadeath mode", in regards that the player dies (not at the Praetorians' hands), and the experience and inventory they had is lost (unless he/she managed to stash it away somehow somewhere). In v0.5 Nova did mentioned that some people were thrilled about playing in certain servers, even if it meant they lost everything they owned.
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As far as we know just getting killed by other players means you're losing your character and your inventory (similar to a permadeath or hardcore mode in normal games). So you have to start at Level 1 again.
What is a bit inconsistent and not yet really clear is how much actual character "levels" in Eternum really mean, since it seems that even high level player can die by just a bullet to the head from a normal gun, just as in "real" life. Also not clear is how much "skills" transfer to a new character. So if your high level version knows powerful magic and you die, do you have to learn that magic again from scratch for example?
And how do we cope with waiting? By coming up with all manners of crackpot theories and slowly going insane doing so of course. Just like in the threads to all these very story driven and successful games in this forum.