In the Asteria battle I recommend using absolute defense items and prepare a special squad focusing on single target spell and training MGC using breeding and sacrifice training. Magic oriented strategies are nothing new but adding details would help a lot.
Krkrextract has troubles because the game has to run in Locale Emulator, which is a bit of a mess to get defaults set, but it definitely works on x64 since that is how I unpacked it for doing the translation.
If the time between that raid and day 1 is long enough, you can just continue training your army and leave the weakest goblin in the defense army. With this you won't lose too much but still be able to train your goblins. Using those weak goblins also helps in gathering data about the enemy (similar to a scout). You can then train and choose the strongest and most suitable goblins to fight against the raid.
By cheat system I refer to things like being able to manipulating stats and statistics on your various goblins and girls, Spawn items and units, unlock areas, control breeding outcomes possibly, and other things of that nature. The game is absolutely very easy once you understand core mechanics and use of the tower, but the purpose of a cheat menu usually isn't to make a game easier but to instead completely skip parts of the game and get anything and everything you want whenever you want. Maybe for testing, or gallery, or whatever. Like I said, while I loved playing the game without one and wouldn't use a cheat menu in this game, I generally err on the side of giving more options for players to play how they want, and a cheat menu gives you far far more control than the game currently provides. At the end of the day though it's only a minor gripe I have.
If I understand it correctly (most probably not) then sometimes it's actually impossible sometimes to breed one specific type of goblin from one specific girl and one specific goblin while the chance is extremely high for another pair. That's just not how percentage works. Being quick and easy to understand is fine but having that explanation written somewhere easy to access might be quite helpful.
just one enemy, dragon girl ( also accidentally wiped my saves so i gotta start over again gdi)
The girl is completely irrelevant. That was a misinterpretation of the files from that early post and I should probably delete it altogether. The only thing that matters is the goblin parent. The only way to predict the outcome is that a random number between 1 and 300 will be rolled, and depending on the goblin parent's value array it will produce a goblin of the specified type. Each goblin has different ranges of values that result in the different variants. The count of values in each range is divided by 300 to get the percent chance that any one born goblin will be of a certain type based on the goblin parent's type. That is how percentages work.
Bombard her, then run away. Then bombard her again. Use goblins with high DEF and HP and low CMD to minimize the loss. Earlier in this thread someone thought of this and called it kamikaze bombing but with lower efficiency. Remember that you should use only single-target spells because those things give you highest damage. Melee attacks? If you can't finish her in one move she'll counterattack which, go figure, is bad.
There is a full save with all images and all endings in the savedata folder already. You just need to unzip it.
You can download here, right?i dont have recent one so meaby, idk
Ah i see, i made the error of letting her attack the burrow (though it dont matter no more since i lost my save) so i couldnt escape
If you're not ready for a raid, just leave the weakest goblin you have and ONLY the weakest goblin you have in the Defense troop. That'll save you a lot.
Wait, is "dragon girl" Asteria or Sabina? I remember that you only do a defense battle against Asteria and an attack on Sabrina. What do you mean by "letting her attack the burrow"? If you're attacked, you're gonna be attacked sooner or later right? My running away strategy obviously only works on battles where you come attacking, not battles where you defend the burrow.
