Dev build updated, assistant and farmhand will try harder to maintain model physique if they are losing weight.
QSP Jack-o-Nine-Tails [v2.3] [ImperatorAugustusTertius / qwertyu12359]
Thanks for keep updating this game!
Last time I've played this game was version 2.1.
Did 2.2.2 change the slave auction price?
In 2.1 I can farm fog slaves to survive, at least for a while.
But now 2.2.2 the price dropped to 1X-4X per slave.
I've read the patch notes from 2.2-2.2.2 but I didn't see anything related to it, or am I missed something?
Last time I've played this game was version 2.1.
Did 2.2.2 change the slave auction price?
In 2.1 I can farm fog slaves to survive, at least for a while.
But now 2.2.2 the price dropped to 1X-4X per slave.
I've read the patch notes from 2.2-2.2.2 but I didn't see anything related to it, or am I missed something?
Yes, we reduced the value of F- slaves so that while selling direct from battles can still be profitable (particularly with good armor, weapon, techniques and healing balm to reduce medical costs), it's not nearly as profitable as it used to be. You can abuse/imprison captures you don't want to keep and make use of the guild purchaser to offload them for a few hundred sparks once they reach D- rating.
Thanks for reply.
From what I've tried so far, minus the medical fees from curing slave's wound/disease etc.
Sell F- slaves right after you got them from fog battle is no longer a profitable method to earn enough for rent.
The price dropped from 1XX-3XX to 1X-4X, which is huge.
It was a good way to sustain earlier stage, offering player another way to earn sparks other than training them to D-.
I am gonna miss it for real.
Another question if I may ask?
In 2.1 I can change character name even I choose to play in Story Mode(aka Normal Mode in 2.2.2).
But now is no longer possible, is this change works as intended as well?
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If you're using the Dev version of the game, you can use a console command (button on the top right next to options) to change the name.
command: @$master_name='xxx'
xxx = the name you want
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100-400 sparks over 10 days (one win per day bringing in 1X-4X) is a competitive supplemental income stream. You also can fight more than one battle per day (with massage/drugs to restore energy). So you can easily double and potentially even triple it.
I don't recall exactly when we made this change, and I don't have a strong opinion about it one way or the other.
The 2.2.2 version has some known issues so you will have a better experience if you update to the dev version, which you can find here:
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You only need a "code" package (~40 MB), not the media.
1X-4X isn't the final numbers you will get in the end, minus medical expense it could be -1X~1X or -3X~-1X. Yeah, you even lost some money when those slaves got pregnant + disease stats.
Unless I send all of them to butcher which will be 20 sparks always. Which is a pain for me to do so.
I always picked Johny as MC, so it won't be easy to double or triple it in "early stage".
Guess I just need to play better that's all.
(By checking some tips for extreme difficulty on wiki)I will try dev version asap.
Thanks again for reply and hard effort!
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I'm still waiting on a continuation of the pregnancy events, I want to get the girl and child back, and maybe a way to train more than one slave at a time.
Pregnancy/disease doesn't matter for immediate sale to Farid. Your medical expense can be as low as zero (sometimes you aren't hurt at all) or 6$ (+ however you value fiend mucus) for a healing balm. You can let slight wounds heal naturally. Winning the more "challenging" fog battles gives a higher guaranteed minimum quality of the slave, which also affects profitability.
You're right.
I am also checking tips on wiki (extreme difficulty) as well.
Seems I am just used to the way I've always played before, it's time to learn something new.
Thanks for tips!
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Her despair rate is 4.
I asked her 'What do you think of me?', she refused to talk.
But her despair rate is dreased by 2, Where does it come from?
I asked her 'What do you think of me?', she refused to talk.
But her despair rate is dreased by 2, Where does it come from?
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Once a day, refusing an interaction slightly reduces a slave’s obedience and despair. She is asserting independence; although she expects to be punished for it, if the punishment does not exceed her expectation then she has gained a small measure of control over her situation, which counters the hopelessness of despair.
You can be borderline S+ and drop back to A+ after losing one point of strength. Or you can have some buffer.
RonSwanson5768 - responding to your review, in case you actually want to have fun with the game, not just try to persuade other people not to try it.
1. You couldn’t figure out how to succeed in combat. Other players do succeed so a reasonable hypothesis would be that it’s a lack of your own knowledge that’s causing the problem.
It’s balanced around the use of special techniques that you need to learn from the trainer in the colosseum, and/or the use of consumables that you need to make with alchemy. It’s also balanced around stacking multipliers and setting your defensive mode correctly to reduce incoming damage.
In an Easy game, you can go to the options menu and enable cheats if you want to win without understanding the mechanics.
2. You can have six more slaves in cryo storage, one in a dungeon and three in a barn.
3. Passive income is available from the barn, and passive cost reduction is also available in various ways (for example, assistant doing accounting / milking fiend to reduce bills). Supplemental income (not “passive” because you need to do something to get it, but “supplemental” because it doesn’t require selling slaves) is also available from the colosseum and by winning battles at the Border of the Fogs. Active cost reduction is available with alchemy and gameplay strategies that increase the time efficiency of training. Managing income and expenses is a key element of the game until you are able to routinely train slaves with A+ or S+ ratings.
Again, in an Easy game, you can use in-game cheats to make money management a non-factor if you want.
The economic difficulty in 2.2.2 is significantly higher than in earlier versions. We’ve reduced it in the development build, which also has a number of other fixes. If you want a better experience, upgrading to the dev build is advisable.
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It’s balanced around the use of special techniques that you need to learn from the trainer in the colosseum, and/or the use of consumables that you need to make with alchemy. It’s also balanced around stacking multipliers and setting your defensive mode correctly to reduce incoming damage.
In an Easy game, you can go to the options menu and enable cheats if you want to win without understanding the mechanics.
2. You can have six more slaves in cryo storage, one in a dungeon and three in a barn.
3. Passive income is available from the barn, and passive cost reduction is also available in various ways (for example, assistant doing accounting / milking fiend to reduce bills). Supplemental income (not “passive” because you need to do something to get it, but “supplemental” because it doesn’t require selling slaves) is also available from the colosseum and by winning battles at the Border of the Fogs. Active cost reduction is available with alchemy and gameplay strategies that increase the time efficiency of training. Managing income and expenses is a key element of the game until you are able to routinely train slaves with A+ or S+ ratings.
Again, in an Easy game, you can use in-game cheats to make money management a non-factor if you want.
The economic difficulty in 2.2.2 is significantly higher than in earlier versions. We’ve reduced it in the development build, which also has a number of other fixes. If you want a better experience, upgrading to the dev build is advisable.