Does the save for new version v1.2.2 already exist can someone point in where or not yet. better if there save with cheat in case I'm too dumb for the strat thing.
I like this game but please consider adding a cheat menu. I can use the cheat engine but having a menu would be easier. I would like to play a steamroll run where i dont really have to worry about anything.
Suggestion: have the threat level of a country you haven't set foot in stay at 0. It's going to be a lot less headache inducing down the line as you add more countries and unique mechanics to their units.
Even now there's already some bullshittery happening. I just had a ninja backdoor my base and end the game on the first few turns because inazuman units can teleport across the ocean for some reason.
Another thing is that there'd be way too many moving parts that has nothing to do with what you're doing now. Imagine when there's 7 countries and there's hundreds of moving pieces every single turn the moment you get a few abyss ley line thingies back at home.
Even now there's already some bullshittery happening. I just had a ninja backdoor my base and end the game on the first few turns because inazuman units can teleport across the ocean for some reason.
Another thing is that there'd be way too many moving parts that has nothing to do with what you're doing now. Imagine when there's 7 countries and there's hundreds of moving pieces every single turn the moment you get a few abyss ley line thingies back at home.
Not really. It's just the first tier of inazuma city you can access for now so you can get access to the third Katheryne and get the ability to attract enemies who are needed for buildings but whose spawn conditions are otherwise unmet.
Speaking of which... anyone know how to actually do that? I have all the buildings built already, but I'm trying to figure out for future reference how to access that system.
Just need to keep one unit on your base all the time
fun fact, the first time it happened to me, I had enough Abyss contamination that Nycto got applied by default on my base, so the ninja ended up killing herself due to her double movement before my second turn and things have continued like that since then, only the samurai started giving me trouble, but a cryo Sama and a Nycto crossbow staying in my base at all time + passive nycto application can take care of anything that Inazuma sends down.
Да. Тот же интерфейс, что и для создания отрядов - позвляет редактировать существующие, пополняя или расформировывая их. Обычно это можно сделать только на базе, но силы Бездны позволяют это сделать и в поле, но придётся платить ветками Бездны.
Yes. The unit creation interface allows us to edit existing units, reinforcing or disbanding them. Normally you can only do it in your base, but Abyssal powers allow you to reiforce your troops in the field, at the cost of some Abyss branches.
Commenters familiar with both games, say that this game is a lot more advanced than Goblin Burrow as a strategy game, providing plenty of opportunity for maneuvers and tactics.
AI art is not popular, yes, but in terms of game, this game is quite solid. It is early in development, though (don't let v1.1.2 in the name fool you - it's more like 0.1.2), so there is a long road ahead of it.
It's nothing like goblins burrow lol, that's just the dev's inspiration.
Mechanically it's honestly more like a simpler, porn version of Heroes of Might and Magic.
On that note... it'd be interesting to have a definitive "player character" so we could have global spells like Might & Magic. Might help make active abilities get used a bit more, since tbh I feel like I barely get to use abilities or bursts since movement is so important and only the basic attack can be used after moving, at least until you get lawlas or higher tier nycto units.
I guess someone has caught the "Natlan bad, Fontain good" virus. I understant that the switch from an investigation story to a pure shonen can be hard but each nation has its style. I personnaly enjoyed Natlan the most.
I mean, it's true that similar mechanics to Goblin Burrow do represent at least 20% of the game mechanics, but unlike Goblin Burrow, this game have some gameplay... (you should see a little bit of it if you go through the tutorial)
Broken vision = no more elemental affinity = bad at making units.
Only thing left to do is corrupt.
(In case of doubt, read the guides from the first post)
Maybe the guides in the first post should be written bigger. I see a lot of people complain that there is no information about the game when it's litterally written in the guides, with the links 2 lines below the download.
And then, they complain nothing is explained and give a bad review....
And then, they complain nothing is explained and give a bad review....
When a heroines resistance reaches 0, their will and vision/core are broken. Which means that their resistance won't recover. And since a heroines elemental power is based on their resistance... they aren't useful for breeding elemental units any more. Only thing left to do with them is to corrupt them via repairing their vision or replacing their core. Doing so is cheaper than just using the alter to corrupt them at low resistance. However, the hilichurls aren't exactly.... capable of repairing visions perfectly. And their replacement abyssal core only outpaces an elemental core in elemental output. Basically? A broken heroine doesn't cost you anything to keep locked up, but they also aren't particularly useful for breeding either. And you could achieve the same result by corrupting the heroine instead. Since corrupted heroines don't need to be suppressed.
So the only real diffrence between the two methods is the cost, and the end result. Breaking a heroine is cheaper in the short term, but they'll have less nycto element power to work with once corrupted. Going directly to corruption is more expensive (more expensive per resistance, but still more expensive than repair at low resistance). But the heroine will retain their maximumn elemental power as a result. Personally I think that just corrupting them is the better option. But if cost is a concern, torture is an option. We don't have the tools to corrupt every heroine by torture right now, but it is a way to pay for corruption via AP instead of alter time. I will also add that fixing both a vision and a core is still theoretically cheaper than directly corrupting such a heroine, but the vision and core need to be repaired&replaced seperately - so depending on your nycto income it may actually cost more time at the alter than corrupting them would.
Finally, I will mention that there is one exception for this - heroines with an elemental core. The diffrence between an elemental core's output and an abyssal core's output is enough that even when you need to replace the heroines vision - their total elemental power will still increase. I believe Yanfei's the only such character currently in the game.
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It should be on the colony panel but somehow bugged... Here is the patch. View attachment patch.zip . Unzip and put it in
C:\\User\[YOUR USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\Godot\app_userdata\Hilichurl's Yabou
да можно с помощью кола который ты стакаешь в комнате развращения . так же можно и деревом что стакаешь там но он действует как телепорт
Okay, I have updated my guide. But since I still haven't found time to play in the newer versions, the part about building one's colony is still quite weak.