- Nov 18, 2018
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Thank you very much!v0.12.4.7 Drastically reduces save file sizes.
Let me quote Someguy01's message from page 11:Hermenegild you are right, this is a critical feature. Save file optimization is done. Wow saving feels good now hahahaha. If I have your consent, can I credit you in the game?
The same holds for me, you may mention me only alongside the whole F95 community.As far as playtesting credits, sure, as long as the F95 community as a whole gets a shoutout too. We're all in this with our perversions together.
Yeah, sure. By all meansSomeguy01 Dirtyxmind docclox czertik LordXenon_
Forgot to ask, is it alright if I put your nicknames on the credits for playtesting?
You could always delete all the slave skills when they get converted to slaver, that would fix the first reason and think of them reverting to their 'old' personality pre-slave, with just a few 'tweaks' to how they remember slavery, perhaps they got Stockholm Syndrome and think that being enslaved for a short time was the best thing that ever happened to them. Every slave training trait they have could even factor into fail/critical fail depending on how advanced it is. None of the 1st rank of slave trainings are particularly taxing to train, so they obviously aren't crushing the person's personality and will. It's the level 2 and level 3 trainings that would be really damaging to their psyche, just based on their tooltip descriptions. Not trying to force you into a decision, just looking out for folks that get literally the perfect slaver as a slave early in the game and now have to just have them sit there and do nothing for 100 turns taking up space till they get access to brainwashing.For the "no training" thing --- there's two reasons. First is I want to avoid having a slaver that have a slave training trait. While the idea of an "enslaved" trainer is cute, it adds a lot of complexity burden to writers --- i.e., when writing sex scenes, this will need to be factored in. It's the same reason why although futa and null gender supports are in the game, they are not being used right now.
Second reason is because I want them to retain their "personality" --- it's not a complete brainwash per se, but more like very strong convincing that is a little bit aided by some brainwashing.
You need a building for that, Training Chamber or something like that. Then you click the Train link on the left side, choose a slave to train, choose the training, and you get a quest which you have to assign a team to actually perform the training.ok how do you train slaves?
It is rewarded from a quest by the same name (The Rear Deal) that tasks you with training a slave t overy specific requirements. I think you get it from the City but I'm not sure. I've had it pop up in every playthrough I've made so it doesn't seem super rareWhere can I find the rear deal tech? Been digging through the missions in the editor for a while trying to find which one rewards it but I can't find it.