no I have the druid magic, the baron paid me for saving the crops, I did the quest, what else could I be missing?
That's odd. The only requirement should be that quest. There should be an option called "Trick or Treat" that appears in the village. Can you double check the "seasonal events" setting? I'll try to repro this issue for myself, but just quickly checking, everything seems to work for me.
I don't think you're hating, but I will say, in spite of the fact that the combat encounters are rather long across the board, I've received mostly really positive feedback about the combat, and I happen to think it's fun too, but of course I'm biased.
Avoidable combat only exacerbates the issue. I grew up no hitting the Mario and Luigi games, so default turn based combat bores me. The combat here, however primitive, is one of few that breaks the monotonous turn based combat in many games. In fact the sex is so boring because it's a basically the default turn based combat with cut-ins and descriptions that you quickly exhaust. If that was the main combat too I'd rage quit ages ago.
There are changes in timing based on the skill's tier and whether it's a crit. This is true of all defense interactions, they all get harder when the attack is stronger and if the attack crits. For counterspells, this manifests as a faster timer for most difficulty levels, though there's also a point as which you go from three symbols to four in lieu pf a timer reduction.
A 92% accuracy means the chance to miss is 8%. So the chance to miss twice in a row should be 8% × 8%, which is 0.64% (0.08*0.08=0.0064)... So five misses in a row should be basically not a thing, unless I'm doing the math wrong or not thinking of something. How did you arrive at 3.34%?
Used an independent probability formula since it's the overlap of one event 3 times and another event 2 times:
It's 0.08^5 (so 0.0003%), so two orders of magnitude less likely than even that; the number you got is pretty close to the likelihood of spike actually hitting 5 times in a row, though, lol.
So, thinking about this more, I realized once you change the "seasonal events" setting, you actually have to restart the game for this to fully take effect. I am adding a note about this to the setting's description, but I'd bet this is the issue.
I do plan to add keybinds to the counterspell minigame, and right now it does not interact with easy mode, but I'll likely change that. To be clear, counterspell is supposed to be more challenging than deflection and spirit deflection, but it's not my intention for touchscreen users to have as significant an advantage as they currently do.
The voiced audio is considered sound effects for most non-sex gameplay stuff. The combat voicework is the only stuff that includes spoken words (and only about a third of it or less are actual words, most of it is pain noises and attack kihaps and stuff), that's under sound effects. Voice work also has a low incident rate and there are tons of samples, so I don't think it'll get old, but if you don't like it you don't like it. For the sex stuff (moans, gasps, etc) it's under "Mute Sex Sounds."
So that's why i don't feel it became easier when i switch to easy mode, also glad to know counterspell keybinds are planned.
At least in JP game i played, BJ slurping sound without actual word or dialogue were put in SFX just like sex wet slapping sound.
Futanari characters will be able to get the player pregnant. As for NPC pregnancy, I'm not exactly sure what I'll do with that yet. My plan for the player's pregnancy is that she will give birth to little fairies that will hang out in the throne realm. They will give you bonuses, and you'll be able to have a certain amount active and a certain amount in reserve, and you'll breastfeed them or bring them milk and other presents to level them up. Think of it sort of like a gacha.
Translating the game will probably not be possible through a mod alone, unfortunately. But it will be possible to add pretty much anything else, though it may be challenging as some stuff, like spell schools, involve some level of scripting. It'll be pretty easy to add new scenes, random events, locations, and activities, though. Mod tools will hopefully be released before the end of the year, as I'm already using them internally now in development, so they are pretty far along! I just want to make sure the game's APIs are better and more stable for modders before I release the tools.
I think in my impression, many games just treat the pregnancy system, or I mean "birthed babies" as a plain number counter, has no effects in gameplay, and really few or even no interactions with babies. So I personally think that protagonist gives birth to little fairies, which give protagonist bonuses and can be upgraded, is a great idea, it sounds interesting as part of gameplay. I guess it would be better that the real baby only appears after main story ends, I mean as part of epilogue story, not gameplay.
I see, I'm not familiar with these html based text/VN games, maybe it's hard and inconvenient to add localization support with just mod alone for it, I heard VN games may have complex scripts to control many thing, and text is mixed with them, I guess it's a nightmare to deal with it. But it support other stuffs sounds cool, I guess those live/seasonal events are already kind of official mods?
I played very little of the game but isn't it near the camp of the first boss fight? The thief guy after the forest.
You have to be online from the time you start the game client, you have to complete [Holy Magic Arc: A Warm Welcome] and [Sky Magic Arc: Adjudicating Adjuncts], and you can then go to Ranbol and an option to go to the beach should appear. If you aren't seeing the option, it could be because you didn't complete one of the required quests or it could be because you are offline.
