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They are online features, with registering accounts and such, so I doubt it will work for pirated version like this.
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Hmmmmm. Unlikely. As Thai2410 pointed out I don't think it will work on pirated copies at all so don't want to put in a lot of effort. Second, I haven't tried to disentangle them from each other in the game files, but I know they both rely heavily on at least two of the main game files that need translation. They may rely on them in a way that wouldn't break the online functions to leave translated, but very unsure.
Another decent entry into the goblin burrow 'verse, takes forever to unpack but with all the voice acting variation it makes sense.
Only main issue, same as the first game, is the laziness of CG scenes. Maybe half the girls get something interesting for their Capture scene, then it's the same drawn position for every single scene. The Shaman occasionally brings out a tentacle monster that mixes things up, but the girls position doesn't change even then. The dev doesn't even bother building the scenes as objects to save on space, they're all different unique images. Besides the audio, this is the biggest reason for the game taking up 9.5gb on a custom RPGM engine.
Only main issue, same as the first game, is the laziness of CG scenes. Maybe half the girls get something interesting for their Capture scene, then it's the same drawn position for every single scene. The Shaman occasionally brings out a tentacle monster that mixes things up, but the girls position doesn't change even then. The dev doesn't even bother building the scenes as objects to save on space, they're all different unique images. Besides the audio, this is the biggest reason for the game taking up 9.5gb on a custom RPGM engine.
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As of right now, only H-scenes (scenes when you select the girls for breeding in the burrow) are left machine translated. Everything story-related, events, and pregnancy/birth scenes are translated by me. I hope you can see the differences between them.
Currently working on the H-scenes.
That being said, English is my second language, so if it is somehow a little bit scuffed, feedback is appreciated.
- Nov 5, 2017
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I went over the reference sheet again a little closer. During my first weird try with many of the women debauched. My active skill pool was fucked. Having it be really troublesome to breed for a specific skill.
Important to note for new players, so you won't have to restart too after many hours upon realizing this:
They had a huge skill pool from all the generations of mishmash'ing. I thought they would only take from their parents, but it's saved in their "genes". You need to keep at least one line of generations "clean". Doesn't matter if it's just a normal goblin in the brood and you are juggling all the other powerful mutants from earlier generations. You breed that "clean" goblin with a skill clean woman.
The passive skills are not saved in the (gene) pool. So you can do whatever you want with those unlike the active skills.
Another important thing to note is that the generation number plays a factor in how powerful the next brood becomes. The reference sheet shows, they are gimped below the first 10 generations and it begins to buff them afterwards.
I was stuck for a large part of the game with my goblins. I had a powerful paladin I had boosted highly with some of the best foods. I thought the additional stats from the food, would factor in just the same. Yet none of the children came close to his stats. I kept using him to breed the women, since I thought, I was just unlucky. As shown in the reference sheet, the primary stats plays a bigger role in the calculations. The food still plays some role in the calculation of the stats. So it's not entirely meaningless. You should judge and breed a goblin based on his primary stats (and generation).
Important to note for new players, so you won't have to restart too after many hours upon realizing this:
They had a huge skill pool from all the generations of mishmash'ing. I thought they would only take from their parents, but it's saved in their "genes". You need to keep at least one line of generations "clean". Doesn't matter if it's just a normal goblin in the brood and you are juggling all the other powerful mutants from earlier generations. You breed that "clean" goblin with a skill clean woman.
The passive skills are not saved in the (gene) pool. So you can do whatever you want with those unlike the active skills.
Another important thing to note is that the generation number plays a factor in how powerful the next brood becomes. The reference sheet shows, they are gimped below the first 10 generations and it begins to buff them afterwards.
I was stuck for a large part of the game with my goblins. I had a powerful paladin I had boosted highly with some of the best foods. I thought the additional stats from the food, would factor in just the same. Yet none of the children came close to his stats. I kept using him to breed the women, since I thought, I was just unlucky. As shown in the reference sheet, the primary stats plays a bigger role in the calculations. The food still plays some role in the calculation of the stats. So it's not entirely meaningless. You should judge and breed a goblin based on his primary stats (and generation).
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Rather than having a "clean line", I have many separated lines that are specialised. One line only breed with girls who give physical damage skills, for example. When I got Claire, I keep breeding that line with her, until I got a better physical dmg skill (e.g. Sword dance)
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Ohh thank you for the clarification. I was very late in noticing, that the goblins of the new brood got skills, they weren't meant to have. I had the women in rotation, as to get them debauched, to see what it did. Only when I got to the elves did I notice the new generations had things like earth strike, which none of the active breeders and women had. The reason it took me so long to notice, is because some of the parents had those skill at first. I also couldn't see whos parents the babies were from. That the skills go away again is something of a relief.
The idea with the clean line was that they could branch off to anything you'd need. Whether it be a powerful magical caster, a physical damage dealer, or a party buffer. Since I wrongly thought, they were stuck with the active skills in the pool.
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Noticed the Active Skill falloff, kind of a problem when the original GB skills fall away after a few generations with no way to get them back. I'm not going to be able to breed Prayer of Rain, and need to go out of my way to get thunderhawk back. Dragon blood has an equivalent, but I dunno.
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Holy Prayer is Prayer of Rain equivalent, and the equivalent of Dragon Blood would be Brave Hero, it became a passive skill so it's a lot more useful IMO.
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Can someone please tell me what these are:
I cant find anything resembling these when sorting by species
I cant find anything resembling these when sorting by species
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Do not think it is a DLC, this is rather a sequel than a DLC. This game alone has almost double the number of girls compare to the first game.
Special tokens that drop only in the Adventurer's tower, from floor 21 and above.