Yeah, this game felt like an AoT porn parody. There are 3 branches you can join, you can become a knight(basically Survey Corps) and go outside the city to fight behemoths(titans) and your commander is Zepp, someone who is too similar to Levi.
Yeah, this game felt like an AoT porn parody. There are 3 branches you can join, you can become a knight(basically Survey Corps) and go outside the city to fight behemoths(titans) and your commander is Zepp, someone who is too similar to Levi.
i know right when i see that face .... i was like "this guy look like just like levi" and when he solo 1 vs 1 with a behemoth himself . "yep. its levi" and Zara is Hange
is there a way to edit the variables in this game? -- I know about saveeditor online and the program but when i load up the save file i can only edit money and basic stats - is there a way to edit more variables?
is there a way to edit the variables in this game? -- I know about saveeditor online and the program but when i load up the save file i can only edit money and basic stats - is there a way to edit more variables?
Well, in cheat engine provided that you know what you are doing you can edit nearly anything.
As a general rule of thumb - if in RPGmaker games the basic values don't work - try value*2+1
Overall not sure why you would need to cheat anything here, even money(which is not needed for anything essentially) and stats(since you technically beat game with no challenge using a good team combination)...
I guess you could technically edit hearts... but that would just make you miss the character dialogues.. which is kinda the whole point of even interacting with characters.
And a few things are locked behind NG+ anyway... inclduing secret boss which will unlock outright all H scenes if you don't care about game itself.
Simply beating game once unlocks you all 'cheat tools' that are better than any cheats you would be able to make be.
I have a question about the plot... I've played through the Knight route, and Resistance route, but there's one detail that's rather confusing to me. Namely - how in the world is the ancient king of Lufina, which existed hundreds of years ago and is practically mythical by the time the game takes place, now the ruler of the kingdom the game takes place in?
I mean... Monarchies are typically a hereditary deal. There are exceptions, but generally, a family member ends up the next person with the crown. The King clearly wasn't the child or brother of the last monarch, so... How did he end up in charge?
Did he conquer the kingdom a few decades back? That seems plausible to me, and would definitely contribute to explaining why the setting is such a miserable place, but... I don't remember anything like that from the introduction, and I would expect more than a passing reference to such a dramatic event.
Did he kill and replace the real heir with StollTech? That wouldn't be out of place with some of the game's other twists, but then Lyuge would have mentioned that with his offhanded "maybe he rounded off his ears" remark about the King being an Elf.
Did he have the last king's family massacred, then come forward as a "distant cousin" to set himself up as King? That doesn't sound too unrealistic, but it seems too subtle for the character as portrayed.
Or maybe the King was the one to found the new kingdom, and has actually been running the place from the start? That seems the least disruptive to the setting to me, but... That was also hundreds of years ago, right? I'd expect someone to mention at some point that the King wasn't hiding the fact that he was bloody immortal, if only to make an offhanded remark that he had held the throne since their grandparent's days.
I feel like this must have been covered at some point, and I simply forgot it. Especially since it wouldn't take more than a handwavey explanation to resolve. ...But it really does need that handwave, since it's kind of weird elsewise.
tl;dr version: Isn't the weird part of the King's identity the fact that he definitely wasn't the last King's heir, rather than being an Elf? What's up with that?
I have a question about the plot... I've played through the Knight route, and Resistance route, but there's one detail that's rather confusing to me. Namely - how in the world is the ancient king of Lufina, which existed hundreds of years ago and is practically mythical by the time the game takes place, now the ruler of the kingdom the game takes place in?
I mean... Monarchies are typically a hereditary deal. There are exceptions, but generally, a family member ends up the next person with the crown. The King clearly wasn't the child or brother of the last monarch, so... How did he end up in charge?
Did he conquer the kingdom a few decades back? That seems plausible to me, and would definitely contribute to explaining why the setting is such a miserable place, but... I don't remember anything like that from the introduction, and I would expect more than a passing reference to such a dramatic event.
Did he kill and replace the real heir with StollTech? That wouldn't be out of place with some of the game's other twists, but then Lyuge would have mentioned that with his offhanded "maybe he rounded off his ears" remark about the King being an Elf.
Did he have the last king's family massacred, then come forward as a "distant cousin" to set himself up as King? That doesn't sound too unrealistic, but it seems too subtle for the character as portrayed.
Or maybe the King was the one to found the new kingdom, and has actually been running the place from the start? That seems the least disruptive to the setting to me, but... That was also hundreds of years ago, right? I'd expect someone to mention at some point that the King wasn't hiding the fact that he was bloody immortal, if only to make an offhanded remark that he had held the throne since their grandparent's days.
I feel like this must have been covered at some point, and I simply forgot it. Especially since it wouldn't take more than a handwavey explanation to resolve. ...But it really does need that handwave, since it's kind of weird elsewise.
tl;dr version: Isn't the weird part of the King's identity the fact that he definitely wasn't the last King's heir, rather than being an Elf? What's up with that?
The right answer is of course, that they didn't put enough thought into it (or at least into explaining it).
Also, even though Clacier's family plays such an important role, we know very little about it.
I have a question about the plot... I've played through the Knight route, and Resistance route, but there's one detail that's rather confusing to me. Namely - how in the world is the ancient king of Lufina, which existed hundreds of years ago and is practically mythical by the time the game takes place, now the ruler of the kingdom the game takes place in?
I will answer your question with a question - why did Lyuge become the king(with the possibility being there that dominik could have become one) after the king of Viktorberg died?(let's skip the fact that he is actually his son since nearly nobody knows this)
The answer is simple - power and influence is all that matters, it was not rare for king to get overthrown even IRL, where you know... you can't turn into behemoth and kill anyone who opposes you.
And as real world dictates - the history is written by the winners.
Better question is - who is Clacier's mother o-o I kinda never figured it out after going through all 3 routes with nearly all endings, originally I thought it might have been Monica, but this does not seem to be the case after all.
I will answer your question with a question - why did Lyuge become the king(with the possibility being there that dominik could have become one) after the king of Viktorberg died?(let's skip the fact that he is actually his son since nearly nobody knows this)
The answer is simple - power and influence is all that matters, it was not rare for king to get overthrown even IRL, where you know... you can't turn into behemoth and kill anyone who opposes you.
And as real world dictates - the history is written by the winners.
Better question is - who is Clacier's mother o-o I kinda never figured it out after going through all 3 routes with nearly all endings, originally I thought it might have been Monica, but this does not seem to be the case after all.
But that was with the backing of what remains of the internal power structure, after a massive political crisis - that's a pretty different situation. With no legitimate claimant to the throne, of course it's going to go to whoever can get the remaining nobles on their side.
In this case, however, the King would (presumably) have been a complete nobody - he has no ties to the other noble families, and doesn't even have any allies among the other foreign powers. He didn't have a (non-behemoth) army or lands, either. It's difficult to imagine how he could have gotten anyone on his side, except for the whole vague "he has massive charisma that we see exactly once and never again" thing he had going on.
There have been plenty of kings overthrown in history, but they all had the backing of powerful local factions. I just don't see how the King would have been in a position to make that happen here.
Which isn't to say that he couldn't simply have killed anyone who opposed him, just... That sounds a lot like the conquest thing I mentioned earlier. It's certainly plausible, but the kind of thing that would have been big enough that it should have been mentioned in-game. And also begs the question of what he's been doing for the few hundred years he's been out of the picture.
As for Clacier's mother... I'm still in the middle of starting the last route, but I just kind of assumed she was a nobody who died when her hometown got behemoth'd. I mean, isn't that the only reason Lyuge would have stayed out of his daughter's life? If her mom was a fundamentally normal person who he wanted to keep out of his whole "rebel against my evil father and his corrupt government" business? Both he and Clacier might have been important, but that doesn't mean that every member of their family has to be remarkable.
...Though while we're speaking of hometowns being behemoth'd, considering that both main characters lost their hometowns to behemoths and they're not even the only ones in the story it happens to, isn't it kind of ridiculous that there's supposedly a lot of people in the game who don't believe they exist? I mean, there's got to be enough refugees to speak to their existence - and if not, the whole "yeah, that town I used to visit occasionally no longer exists" thing should still be enough...
It'd be one thing if we were talking about a neighboring kingdom, especially with the whole "they don't leave bodies" thing, but... The damage they do isn't exactly secret, even before the situation goes to hell.
But that was with the backing of what remains of the internal power structure, after a massive political crisis - that's a pretty different situation. With no legitimate claimant to the throne, of course it's going to go to whoever can get the remaining nobles on their side.
In this case, however, the King would (presumably) have been a complete nobody - he has no ties to the other noble families, and doesn't even have any allies among the other foreign powers. He didn't have a (non-behemoth) army or lands, either. It's difficult to imagine how he could have gotten anyone on his side, except for the whole vague "he has massive charisma that we see exactly once and never again" thing he had going on.
There have been plenty of kings overthrown in history, but they all had the backing of powerful local factions. I just don't see how the King would have been in a position to make that happen here.
Which isn't to say that he couldn't simply have killed anyone who opposed him, just... That sounds a lot like the conquest thing I mentioned earlier. It's certainly plausible, but the kind of thing that would have been big enough that it should have been mentioned in-game. And also begs the question of what he's been doing for the few hundred years he's been out of the picture.
As for Clacier's mother... I'm still in the middle of starting the last route, but I just kind of assumed she was a nobody who died when her hometown got behemoth'd. I mean, isn't that the only reason Lyuge would have stayed out of his daughter's life? If her mom was a fundamentally normal person who he wanted to keep out of his whole "rebel against my evil father and his corrupt government" business? Both he and Clacier might have been important, but that doesn't mean that every member of their family has to be remarkable.
...Though while we're speaking of hometowns being behemoth'd, considering that both main characters lost their hometowns to behemoths and they're not even the only ones in the story it happens to, isn't it kind of ridiculous that there's supposedly a lot of people in the game who don't believe they exist? I mean, there's got to be enough refugees to speak to their existence - and if not, the whole "yeah, that town I used to visit occasionally no longer exists" thing should still be enough...
It'd be one thing if we were talking about a neighboring kingdom, especially with the whole "they don't leave bodies" thing, but... The damage they do isn't exactly secret, even before the situation goes to hell.
A few hundred years in medieval is a lot... even ~20-30 years is enough for no one to remember anything if you use enough force.
Heck, North Korea technically exists in real world and most people there do NOT know anything at all about the outside world... I repeat this is real, MODERN world we are talking about... where outside of North Korea people have things like internet and powerful armies.
So that also explains the don't believe what they can't see thing.
You pose wrong questions basically... the correct questions is how dare common citizens remotely question the facts told by the almighty, glorious, honorable, charismatic, godlike leader.
That would be the correct question. I would honestly outright kill such people as a king in Viktorberg.
As for clacier's mother - well, maybe will find about her when the ideolody in friction 2 is released, already in the works. Or maybe will be ignored altogether indeed. Not like I care much, it's just that I am interested in what circumstances Lyuge got to bang someone, get baby and then that baby ends up in orphanage... obviously highly likely that clacier's mother just died and he found monica to bang instead so he didn't care much.
A few hundred years in medieval is a lot... even ~20-30 years is enough for no one to remember anything if you use enough force.
Heck, North Korea technically exists in real world and most people there do NOT know anything at all about the outside world... I repeat this is real, MODERN world we are talking about... where outside of North Korea people have things like internet and powerful armies.
So that also explains the don't believe what they can't see thing.
You pose wrong questions basically... the correct questions is how dare common citizens remotely question the facts told by the almighty, glorious, honorable, charismatic, godlike leader.
That would be the correct question. I would honestly outright kill such people as a king in Viktorberg.
As for clacier's mother - well, maybe will find about her when the ideolody in friction 2 is released, already in the works. Or maybe will be ignored altogether indeed. Not like I care much, it's just that I am interested in what circumstances Lyuge got to bang someone, get baby and then that baby ends up in orphanage... obviously highly likely that clacier's mother just died and he found monica to bang instead so he didn't care much.
? I'm sorry, I don't really follow the first half of that... What does hundreds of years have to do with anything, or forcefully concealing his actions? The King doesn't have to cover up the fact that he seized the throne by force, if that's what he did - in fact, it would be to his advantage to demonstrate that he has that kind of power, to dissuade anyone else thinking of doing the same. After all, he can always demonize his predecessor to justify his actions.
And the King isn't trying to cover up the existence of behemoths, or their danger - he created a special branch of knights to deal with them, after all, and explicitly tells an angry mob "Yes, behemoths exist, you idiots, stop yelling at the people saving your lives". Which is honestly kind of weird when he's the one making them and ordering them to destroy human settlements, but I can think of explanations for that.
As for the circumstances of Clacier and her mother, Lyuge didn't seem that capricious to me... Especially since he was around Clacier enough that she vaguely remembered his headpats. He probably honestly regretted the fact that he was gone when she died, and just lost track of Clacier when she became an orphan. It's hard to find a young orphan, after all, and he had plenty of reason to think that she died as well - I just wonder at what point he became aware of her existence again, and why he didn't reintroduce himself before things got too complicated.
? I'm sorry, I don't really follow the first half of that... What does hundreds of years have to do with anything, or forcefully concealing his actions? The King doesn't have to cover up the fact that he seized the throne by force, if that's what he did - in fact, it would be to his advantage to demonstrate that he has that kind of power, to dissuade anyone else thinking of doing the same. After all, he can always demonize his predecessor to justify his actions.
And the King isn't trying to cover up the existence of behemoths, or their danger - he created a special branch of knights to deal with them, after all, and explicitly tells an angry mob "Yes, behemoths exist, you idiots, stop yelling at the people saving your lives". Which is honestly kind of weird when he's the one making them and ordering them to destroy human settlements, but I can think of explanations for that.
As for the circumstances of Clacier and her mother, Lyuge didn't seem that capricious to me... Especially since he was around Clacier enough that she vaguely remembered his headpats. He probably honestly regretted the fact that he was gone when she died, and just lost track of Clacier when she became an orphan. It's hard to find a young orphan, after all, and he had plenty of reason to think that she died as well - I just wonder at what point he became aware of her existence again, and why he didn't reintroduce himself before things got too complicated.
You kind of got it all wrong, not even sure what you are even talking about anymore.
First of all I never said that king concealed anything. What I told is that a lot of years passed so no one would remember anything anyway. At least with use of power.
Neither did I ever say king ever had concealed anything. why would he bother to? I told exactly the opposite - I am amused by fact he doesn't kill off people who don't listen to his words. Ignorant peasants are better off dead.
As for Lyuge... well, as long as I got a hole to bang, I won't complain, doesn't matter which one it is and whom it belongs to, so eh... depends, really, nothing is out of question.
So I just finished the last of the endings (and honestly rather wish I hadn't ended with the Drifter route, because that kind of leaves a bitter taste in my mouth), so I'm going to write a massive wall of text on my impressions. I'd also like to say before I begin that I did enjoy the game, even if I felt it was somewhat mediocre at points; it's just a lot easier to point out specific flaws than emphasize more general things that the game got right.
I'll start with the characters, since they're the best thing about this game (along with the music), and I'd rather go positive at the start.
Anyways, talking about characters aside... I can't help but feel like the story itself ended up falling apart in the second half, after having had a fairly good setup. And to be clear, when I say "story", I mean the Knight's Route, since it very much feels like the "real" route - all the game's plotlines are developed in most detail there, while the Resistance Route pretty much just tosses out plot details with the expectation that you already knew them.
None of this was an issue in the Resistance Route, by the way. That route might have felt like it was going by at warp speed at times, because it was just there to give you a "good end" where nobody dies, but at least it never felt like the plot went off the rails or got bogged down in describing fights where what happens one minute is irrelevant the next.
I have other things I could say about the plot as well, but it's all kind of overshadowed by those tediously long battles and the way the game just kind of acts like nothing that happened before even exists anymore.
Like, for example, the Royal Guard. We're told at the start that they're elites that some nobles buy their way into for prestige. Okay, sure, makes sense. This is then reinforced by Zepp and Zara, who note that the best students from the academy go to the guard, and are surprised that they can get Annette. Then we see when we meet the Royal Guard that they've somewhat understated the number of people buying their way in, when we see a bunch of glory hogs who annoy a number of Royal Guard members who are demonstrably sincere in their mission.
Annnnd then we never see any of those "good" Guard members again, outside of Minerva. Because the game wants to make the kingdom look as corrupt as possible to tell a dark story, all of the competent Royal Guard disappear in a poof of fuzzy logic, and at the end, their branch ends up disbanded without further mention. There's no talk of how things are steadily getting worse over there, with decent Guard members quitting in disgust; there's no mention of how anyone there with actual skill ended up transferred to Special Forces. They're all just stripped of their knighthood, because the game at the start was lying when they said there was anyone competent there, or mentioned later that they weren't all bad.
Or how every character is exactly as powerful as the plot requires at the moment, any thought of consistency be damned. Or how that whole "Behemoths will kill you in a single hit if they touch you!" thing was pretty much forgotten after the first chapter.
That's enough complaining, though. Let's just wrap things up with the mechanics of the game.
I think I've covered everything that I want to say, but I'd also just like to note two amusing bits of absurdity as I close... First, the whole "fail three requests and you're out!" thing. Yeah, I know it's just a game mechanic concealed as a policy, and it's noted in-game that it's not a hard and fast rule. But still...
As presented, it's entirely possible that Clacier could have been kicked out of the knights when someone else showed up with Rizma leaf as she was leaving the store, she refused to prostitute herself for wine, and she was unwilling to blackmail Public Safety just to find a cat. Isn't that kind of hilarious, looked at from that perspective?
Second... So, of the elites of the Special Forces... Two of them were El Dorado spies, one joined purely to kill several high-ranking government officials, the commander openly resents the government and his superior, and one is the boyfriend of the one who's there to assassinate officials and would probably follow her lead. Of those that aren't openly or at high risk of conspiring against the government, one just goes with the flow and would easily drift into rebellion if she knew what her friends were doing, and the two people in love with her would probably follow whatever she did.
And this branch full of traitors was the one that didn't get disbanded for being hopelessly corrupt. That's... Certainly a way of running things, I guess.
Anyone know the values in Cheat Engine that'll allow us to change the lewdness ranks? Don't wanna wait until the later chapters to get the highest rank of lewdness, plus I wanna have the MC naked from the beginning.
Anyone know the values in Cheat Engine that'll allow us to change the lewdness ranks? Don't wanna wait until the later chapters to get the highest rank of lewdness, plus I wanna have the MC naked from the beginning.
lewdness ranks are locked behind specific chapters so you cannot get max lewdness at the beginning of the game. but you can set the stats up so you unlock the rank as soon as you reach the appropriate chapter.
this can be done by changing the xp of each of the parameters tab. this can be done using cheat engine. ( you may have to do 1 scene to level up the stat)
to get the cheat engine value you have to double the number then add 1.
for example if i had 10 gold i would put 21 in the cheat engine then if i changed the value in the cheat engine to 5001 i would get 2500 gold in game.
lewdness ranks are locked behind specific chapters so you cannot get max lewdness at the beginning of the game. but you can set the stats up so you unlock the rank as soon as you reach the appropriate chapter.
this can be done by changing the xp of each of the parameters tab. this can be done using cheat engine. ( you may have to do 1 scene to level up the stat)
to get the cheat engine value you have to double the number then add 1.
for example if i had 10 gold i would put 21 in the cheat engine then if i changed the value in the cheat engine to 5001 i would get 2500 gold in game.
That so? So there's no value where you just essentially flip a switch and turn a rank from D to A, or give you the ability to strip without needing to get the event to do so? Bummer.
excusme everyone, how do i get append route, i've bought append route and play knight route, resistance route and drifter route.. but how do i get append route where stories about little zepp?
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Anyone know the values in Cheat Engine that'll allow us to change the lewdness ranks? Don't wanna wait until the later chapters to get the highest rank of lewdness, plus I wanna have the MC naked from the beginning.
lewdness ranks are locked behind specific chapters so you cannot get max lewdness at the beginning of the game. but you can set the stats up so you unlock the rank as soon as you reach the appropriate chapter.
this can be done by changing the xp of each of the parameters tab. this can be done using cheat engine. ( you may have to do 1 scene to level up the stat)
to get the cheat engine value you have to double the number then add 1.
for example if i had 10 gold i would put 21 in the cheat engine then if i changed the value in the cheat engine to 5001 i would get 2500 gold in game.
Sad news, i finally figured out how to access and read the news on oneone1 Ci-en site,and it seem that in their next game under development, samurai bandarism (google translate),the side combat system (with animated sprites attacks and h-scenes) will no longer be a thing,it will now be a classic (and boring) HRPG style with just pictures (the mc and others party members (because on the picture they are 3) below the screen and the ennemy behind) and some cut-in for some attacks and the H-attacks.
I'm a bit disapointed cause the combat in ideology,meritocracy,hereiss exc was what made theses game original and unique.
Well,we will see how it turn when more informations come out.
and Zara is Hange 
