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I think it only increases your limit, the learning factor is determined by your teaching skill.
And no boosts if you don't wear it
And no boosts if you don't wear it
If I understood the code is sort of a wealth tax is semi random and goes up as you move up in society (influenced from standard of living),
As qwertyu said you can consider it as utility bills (NOT sure of the english word water gas and electricity bill) and tax on your wealth from the quater you are living on
congratulation, and now there is hardcore
Also i had read in the forum that for jhony's sister you should have the assistant's slot free
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Ain't no way i'm gonna try hardcore hahahahacongratulation, and now there is hardcore
Also i had read in the forum that for jhony's sister you should have the assistant's slot free
But i'll check for the assistant thing, thx
Edit: Nope, nothing, maybe its because i don't have access to the Vatican yet due to my reputation not being good enough
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Congrats!
Note: the music that plays in the credit is the "original" home music (but without transcoding) from JONT HF v1.7.5. It's very nostalgic and cool
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No, the condition to start that isn’t being a patrician, it’s having the pope as a patron.
pope as patron means you have to fulfill his request for a slave?
Grah. I must be doing something horribly bad here.
I've been trying to get a slave to be ACTIVE in anything. They're listless, with 'almost imperceptible' amounts of despair.
I can't seem to get a balance when working with any slave. They'll be fine for a while, then go into a funk, and I can barely get them out of it by literally chaining days of them going to the cage. However, I know that's a spoiling effect without work for it.
However, training myself, sending to classes, or hiring a tutor just results in a D- rating, no matter what they learn. She's a B+ level cook, but whenever I try, it comes back with 'simple meals only, because that's all she knows."
I've taken the guide that was in the thread early on, copied it out and literally saved it to reference it, but I'm still ending up spiraling downwards.
Exactly what am I doing wrong that seems to result in failure? Am I completly misunderstanding the aura thing?
For example, do I *want* them to be afraid of me considerably? Or not? She's not very afraid, has 'lots of open buds' of obedients, but has no taming, very little fear, and no devotion.
I've been trying to get a slave to be ACTIVE in anything. They're listless, with 'almost imperceptible' amounts of despair.
I can't seem to get a balance when working with any slave. They'll be fine for a while, then go into a funk, and I can barely get them out of it by literally chaining days of them going to the cage. However, I know that's a spoiling effect without work for it.
However, training myself, sending to classes, or hiring a tutor just results in a D- rating, no matter what they learn. She's a B+ level cook, but whenever I try, it comes back with 'simple meals only, because that's all she knows."
I've taken the guide that was in the thread early on, copied it out and literally saved it to reference it, but I'm still ending up spiraling downwards.
Exactly what am I doing wrong that seems to result in failure? Am I completly misunderstanding the aura thing?
For example, do I *want* them to be afraid of me considerably? Or not? She's not very afraid, has 'lots of open buds' of obedients, but has no taming, very little fear, and no devotion.
I added all the information that I gleaned from the code (quite a lot compared to what was previously available on the wiki). I'll be adding the page to the Index after I make some more changes (mostly links to stuff).Thanks for the info I was not sure (D- coding skill
About the wiki part i made a page that (hopefully) it will include (in the long term) all the information about it, with separate section for each one of the slave in the barn, fell free to contribute (for some times it will be mostly WIP) or to move it somewhere else.
Advice threads: https://f95zone.to/posts/11173635/
You’ve mentioned cooking as a specific example but you originally said “anything.” Are you saying that the slave gets a D- rating for her efforts in any lesson, no matter who is the teacher?
If so… what is she wearing?
As explained in the linked threads shared above, every interaction encounters two tests:
Will she refuse? (Obedience check)
If not, then how motivated is she? (Diligence check)
Many factors go into the second test: “teaching” skill of the trainer (if there is one), her aura, her clothes, her attributes, her traits, her mood, her energy, her psychological status, and more.
It ends up with an F- to S+ grade, which affects how effective the interaction was.
In short: If she isn’t refusing then you are making progress. To make progress faster, she needs to feel more motivated, or whatever is interfering needs to be removed.
If she is wearing giant fluffy paws and you ask her to do anything involving manual dexterity, for example, you have made it harder for her. If you ask her to cook at home but you have no ingredients…
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Sounds like you broke her mind, does she have a red "Sanity" trait? If yes, she's mindbroken, so you either sell her as is or increase her temperament/nature
Is that right? I remember getting the sister soon after becoming a patrician. I definitely didn't do the pope quest.
Maybe it changed with the last update idk. Although I believe I played with the 2.2.3 version.
I do remember selling her off soon because she was frigid and no fun lol
I think this was discussed somewhere else, but it would have been more immersive if there were some special dialogue or interaction with the sister but she was the same as any other slave.
I wish there were some unique dialogue or interaction with the slaves depending on their background. That would improve this game dramatically.
I wish there were some unique dialogue or interaction with the slaves depending on their background. That would improve this game dramatically.
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Based on what you wrote this is most likely a mood issue since mood has direct impact on lesson quality as well as the quality of cooked meals (assuming you did have the ingredients). Obedience is great but mood is substantially more important. Obedience allows you to teach your slave more things while mood has a big impact on the quality of the taught lessons and also whether or not she'll feel meritorious or guilty after a lesson. I'd recommend not following guides because these will not teach you the game mechanics and they are usually outdated. Instead try playing the tutorial, play with easy difficulty, read the wiki and try to train easier slaves (lolis, low nature, low pride). I can give you some pointers:
- You can go to Salon "Elven Laid" to give your slave a massage once a day which will improve her mood significantly for 3 sparks;
- Sparingly encouraging her can help to motivate your slave so long as you don't overdo it;
- Clothing like soft slippers and the sundress give mood bonuses;
- Training your slave in new skills will make her feel meritorious, training her in multiple things will also make her feel more meritorious (to a point, this stops being true later on);
- Her diet can have an impact on her mood, since you're likely already milking a fiend giving your slave the fiend tattoo will at least mitigate the negative mood from eating fiend's cum as food;
- There's some very useful early on rewards such as the plaid blanket and teddy bear which give bonuses such as faster despair decay and an extra 0.5 energy which can help with mood early on;
- Early on you should generally opt for giving her free time or gifts rather than moral encouragement or spending time together since these can adversely affect her mood.
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It is completed, the original developer made what he wanted and there's an end-game screen.
Now will it ever stop being expended on... I hope not!
It's like asking if Linux is ever going to get completed; it gets worked on as long as there are volunteers. 
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Nice to know.It is completed, the original developer made what he wanted and there's an end-game screen.
Now will it ever stop being expended on... I hope not!
Posted works usually end up "Complete" when the main craft was done, leaving next updates for fixes or mods, as I can tell from other games.
Indeed, the mods are unrelated for the completeness of the work, I also expect it to last!
Linux! I actually would feel the need to ask that same question if Linux ever got posted in F95. I mean, that's the modus operandi!
OMG you basically did all the work i could achieve only in my dream (remember that i have to learn how the code work just to barely understand something). So i tip my hat to you mister.
So apart from adding boring mathematical stuff to a perfect work, what page of the wiki need a redone?
You and all of us that play this RPG about slavery, cannibalism and a lot of controversial stuff...so welcome in the gang
Wich master do you have? Each one have his strong/weak point that give you a base for working on the slave
Try to end the day with positive mood (avoid using cage(golden cage?) too much early on since it give a lot of spoiling)
Had you tried to work with the various slave's working dress? It can help you, also mood helps a lot
This is a controversed input but for me is a good one, don't be afraid of overuse of the quicksave if you use it to learn the game,
(example not right to do it to get the right slave or better price in the auction, but is justified if you save before giving a reward or a punishment to earn what does what with auspex or in race because if you don't do it you can learn about it only after a decade)
That depends on each slave, each sum of stats require a different approach, with easy PG or mid/end game you can use a standardized tactic, but early game or with hard PG it require good comprehension of the game mechanic. Finishing the tutorial and reading all the text can help you (also having the wiki in another window and alt-tab to read what you don't understand)
There's a ton of work honestly. Because of all the different versions of the wiki that are mixed together it's extremely hard to just update the wiki up to v2.2.3.
I think the best way forward is to do something similar to what I did with the barn page where I separated all the information based on the game's version (we could do Original, HF and whatever the current version is). This way older information can be preserved or even expanded upon properly and we can ensure that the wiki is updated for the current version of the game as well as easily updatable for future ones (you would only need to read the changelong and make the relevant edits before declaring that the page was updated as opposed to not knowing from which game version the information of the page is from). I'll try to go through a couple of pages tomorrow and I'll see how well that goes.
If you want to you could look at all the pages and check for information that's easily verifiable in-game. There's also some sections like Uncle Bo's shop that could be expanded upon. If you do happen to make changes before I version the pages I can still check what was previously on them and use the newer edits for the v2.2.3 category.
It's a lot of work but if it's done properly future editors won't have the same problems that we've inherited from years of edits.