rockstarme
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Is there a specific way to play that facilitates accessing the combat h content? Because the way I'm playing now, either I'm weak and die pretty fast, or I'm strong and kill everything before it gets the chance to trigger the h scenes.
DKing369
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find enemy with love symbol arround it. go to this enemy or if it shoot particles just get hit from it. there should be at least 3 enemies per round that have it. it doesnt need to be weak to get the cg, if i remember correctly u can still get the combat h content even in clothes. to make it easier to get hit while being strong maybe just go build tank with lot healing feature.
InvasionOfZeroes
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Buy first cooking recipe from traveling merchant lady.
Then cook it.
Use cooked item once you see aroused monster to teleport to it and let it do its business.
Dwarin
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The merchant in town sells a cooking recipe for a food that teleports you on top of the nearest horny (glowing pink) monster to trigger a sex scene. Even better, if multiple horny monsters are present it'll teleport you onto the one you haven't previously fucked.
You basically need that because at the higher difficulties on the later stages as you said, you either slaughter everything before it gets close or get killed too fast to see them. Otherwise it becomes very RNG heavy to hope that a horny monster spawns underneath you to trigger the scene. This helps a lot with the end of stage boss monsters as, depending on your build, they will either kill you very fast as you approach them to try and get fucked or they back away from you while you are murdering them and you never quite reach them in time.
Xynlodal
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Vampire survivors autist on my adventure across F95 for vampire survivors clones, and this one is a good one. Lots of characters to build from, with stat variety between them, lots of items, decent sprite scenes, and A LOT of potential meta-progression. I played through it and did most of the content available on the v0.103 build of the game, but with v1.01 comes endless mode and a few new features that I was more than happy to test out (primarily endless mode, I am a self-proclaimed vampire survivors autist afterall)
For tips and tricks if y'all are trying to actually play instead of just downloading a 100% save, the best tip I can give is to find what stat or stats each character wants and to focus on it (wow, genius).
-You get a choice of different weapons at the start, and if you pay attention to their stats, you might notice that 1 or 2 of their starting weapons actually scale off the character's main stat.
-If a character gains a stat on rejection or humiliation or whatever it gets MTL'd to, it means they get the stat from getting fucked by a mob, and then escaping. If you're trying to scale a character like that quick, just throw yourself at the enemies with pink circles at their feet, the sex scene has higher prio than normal damaging attacks, and you're immune during the shake off mechanic.
-Immediately after the first room on any floor in any run, your shop rerolls are HEAVILY discounted, and any items that you purchase/own are more likely to show up(Including upgrade levels). Use the first shop to try to try to reroll until you get at least 1 copy of each weapon you want, multiple copies if you feel like it.
-Upgrading weapons happens when your inventory is full and you buy an identical item of the same level/rarity as one you own. They'll combine and go up a level. You can manually combine identical items of the same rarity at the shop by clicking on an item you own and clicking "upgrade" (tho occasionally, you might prefer having 2 tier 1 weapons over 1 tier 2 weapon to attack more frequently)
-Item tiers/rarities/levels go: Grey -> Blue -> Purple -> Red. Red is the max, so no need to worry afterwards.
-Assassination, the critical chance stat, is ADDITIVE, meaning that 5 Assassination (5% crit chance) on top of a weapon that starts with 10% crit chance will give you 15%, not 10.5% (this is a positive) and 5% crit chance on top of a weapon that starts with 0% crit chance (like staves) will give you 5%. This means 100 or more Assassination is guaranteed crits on everything.
-There is a limit of 6 held weapons at a time, but no limit to support items (other than their item specific limits, some will be 1/1, 3/3, 5/5, 6/6, etc)
I won't do a tier list of characters cuz there's a lot, and nearly all of them are good and can beat every level with ease. I will mention a few front runners tho:
1. Schoolgirl - She can start with a book that gives her more exp, letting her hit level cap (45) faster, and getting more stats from it
2. Any character that gets bonus effect from corruption or faith, it lets them get more damage from the holy/horny infinite damage scalers (but don't go negative on the stats, even if you're focusing the other one, cuz it'll lower your damage)
3. Bunnygirl - Literally the most OP character in the game, it's not even close. The more luck she has, the most hearts that she spawns. Hearts will heal you, and in her case, give 1 desire (one of those universal, infinite damage scaling stats). When you start, just reroll her items to get gold staves and maybe an exp book, and focus getting luck and agility. Gold staves give extra gold based on luck(her main stat) and their damage scales partially on luck(her main stat), exp books give extra exp based on luck(her main stat), and getting more hearts will keep her at high HP and give her desire (more damage). More gold allows for more item purchases to increase her stats (like luck), and soon enough you're buying items for the sake of buying items and alt+tabbing to play other games (or write this review) midway through a run, because nothing can touch you, your damage scales 100x faster than enemies, and you reach a point where your stats are high enough that you'd have to intentionally try to lose, and that'd still be a challenge without selling everything first.
Attached image is my current bunnygirl run, at floor 90 on endless, with seemingly no loss in sight. Anyways, overall, the game is good, the gameplay is fun, there's a lot of variety, and I sank a lot of time in it so far. Would recommend.
For tips and tricks if y'all are trying to actually play instead of just downloading a 100% save, the best tip I can give is to find what stat or stats each character wants and to focus on it (wow, genius).
-You get a choice of different weapons at the start, and if you pay attention to their stats, you might notice that 1 or 2 of their starting weapons actually scale off the character's main stat.
-If a character gains a stat on rejection or humiliation or whatever it gets MTL'd to, it means they get the stat from getting fucked by a mob, and then escaping. If you're trying to scale a character like that quick, just throw yourself at the enemies with pink circles at their feet, the sex scene has higher prio than normal damaging attacks, and you're immune during the shake off mechanic.
-Immediately after the first room on any floor in any run, your shop rerolls are HEAVILY discounted, and any items that you purchase/own are more likely to show up(Including upgrade levels). Use the first shop to try to try to reroll until you get at least 1 copy of each weapon you want, multiple copies if you feel like it.
-Upgrading weapons happens when your inventory is full and you buy an identical item of the same level/rarity as one you own. They'll combine and go up a level. You can manually combine identical items of the same rarity at the shop by clicking on an item you own and clicking "upgrade" (tho occasionally, you might prefer having 2 tier 1 weapons over 1 tier 2 weapon to attack more frequently)
-Item tiers/rarities/levels go: Grey -> Blue -> Purple -> Red. Red is the max, so no need to worry afterwards.
-Assassination, the critical chance stat, is ADDITIVE, meaning that 5 Assassination (5% crit chance) on top of a weapon that starts with 10% crit chance will give you 15%, not 10.5% (this is a positive) and 5% crit chance on top of a weapon that starts with 0% crit chance (like staves) will give you 5%. This means 100 or more Assassination is guaranteed crits on everything.
-There is a limit of 6 held weapons at a time, but no limit to support items (other than their item specific limits, some will be 1/1, 3/3, 5/5, 6/6, etc)
I won't do a tier list of characters cuz there's a lot, and nearly all of them are good and can beat every level with ease. I will mention a few front runners tho:
1. Schoolgirl - She can start with a book that gives her more exp, letting her hit level cap (45) faster, and getting more stats from it
2. Any character that gets bonus effect from corruption or faith, it lets them get more damage from the holy/horny infinite damage scalers (but don't go negative on the stats, even if you're focusing the other one, cuz it'll lower your damage)
3. Bunnygirl - Literally the most OP character in the game, it's not even close. The more luck she has, the most hearts that she spawns. Hearts will heal you, and in her case, give 1 desire (one of those universal, infinite damage scaling stats). When you start, just reroll her items to get gold staves and maybe an exp book, and focus getting luck and agility. Gold staves give extra gold based on luck(her main stat) and their damage scales partially on luck(her main stat), exp books give extra exp based on luck(her main stat), and getting more hearts will keep her at high HP and give her desire (more damage). More gold allows for more item purchases to increase her stats (like luck), and soon enough you're buying items for the sake of buying items and alt+tabbing to play other games (or write this review) midway through a run, because nothing can touch you, your damage scales 100x faster than enemies, and you reach a point where your stats are high enough that you'd have to intentionally try to lose, and that'd still be a challenge without selling everything first.
Attached image is my current bunnygirl run, at floor 90 on endless, with seemingly no loss in sight. Anyways, overall, the game is good, the gameplay is fun, there's a lot of variety, and I sank a lot of time in it so far. Would recommend.
InvasionOfZeroes
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100%'d non-Endless modes (all 5 difficulty levels all the way to the end) exactly before 1.0 update. Have to disagree.
Latex lady is the best.
You see, one of small yet annoying problems with HDS game design is that if you've failed to get enough attack speed - you're toast on higher levels. Too many enemies.
The hooligan (as per Steam achievement moniker) can start with fireball which:
- have good attack speed AND range
- have innate bounce between enemies (if the weapon don't have innate bounce, rebound stat (which grants additional bounces) does nothing for that weapon)
- thanks to hooligan's class bonuses, deals decent damage with both direct hits and damage over time with very little investment
She just needs a little bit of range and a little bit of Elemental (and some banging in the bushes to top up both Holiness and Desire a little) to live well even with single fireball on higher difficulty levels.
And yes, finding 2nd weapon ASAP then keeping at least 5 weapons active is crucial for any class.
(and yes, with nonzero chances tentacle bushes can getcha regardless of how well your character is leveled/equipped. Don't stand still, dammit!)
Xynlodal
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Exactly, and with the bunnygirl, who scales off of luck, prioritizing gold staves will give more gold to buy weapon upgrades faster, fill out your weapon slots faster, and buy as many support items to increase stats like Agility for attack speed, Luck for feeding the cycle, and whatever other stat you could possible want.
You can get 4-6 grey or blue rarity gold staves after the first map if you're lucky, 2-3 if you're unlucky, and start getting 200+ gold nearly immediately, allowing for buying all sorts of items you'd normally have to skip or wouldn't prioritize. Even in non-endless content, running bunnygirl is usually 99% afk by wave floor 15, and is a breeze the entire way there. Before endless content was even added, she was still able to be hitting 200+ agility, 300+ luck, >100 dodge, and >10k desire without much effort
Is there a way to edit in different movement/interaction keys? WASD isn't an option for me but I'd still love to play
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I tend to get absolutely slaughtered at difficulty 2 on level 10. What am I missing? Did the new version get rid of "tenacity" because I don't see it as a stat.
InvasionOfZeroes
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Depends on who you're braving it as.
As a rule of a thumb, attack speed AND range. Specific characters may or may not have different additional necessary stats and nuances.
Like, Policewoman is really bad with melee UNLESS you went far enough in meta progression. And even then, it's... a bit on a harder side.
And yes, Tenacity still exists. Some character(s?) receive exactly +0% damage reduction per Tenacity point though. Check specific character's perks carefully.
As a rule of a thumb, attack speed AND range. Specific characters may or may not have different additional necessary stats and nuances.
Like, Policewoman is really bad with melee UNLESS you went far enough in meta progression. And even then, it's... a bit on a harder side.
And yes, Tenacity still exists. Some character(s?) receive exactly +0% damage reduction per Tenacity point though. Check specific character's perks carefully.
Alright, I did much better, but after beating the second level I still can't unlock difficulty 3. How do you unlock it?