Where can I request a setting option to disable OnlyFanatics? I mean it's a fun part of the game, but girls just randomly decide to create it and you can't do anything about it, even if they are your slaves...
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to unlock cum fetish "get her to show you her pussy", what does it mean exactly? she is naked in front of me
VictorDoUrden
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There a working way to speed up pregnancy? Also can you make anything out of it or is it just a +1 to a number count
you can speed it up with a serum in the mods by a lot.
i think it just gives you a +1 not sure if you get anything more than that.
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I just tried both the "Extreme Pregnancy Hormones" and the "Pregnancy Acceleration Hormones" and they both work.
While the former accelerate the pregnancy by one day per turn (meaning each turn they're under the effect of the serum, the next pregnancy stage happens a day sooner), the latter will probably require that the serum is active overnight, and only shaves off a single extra day during that night.
GrizzlyUK
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The Extreme Pregnancy Hormones (Tier 3) works fine, though it depends on what else you add into the mix. Once I unlock that one I create a simple new serum consisting of:
Primitive Serum Production (Tier 0)
Self Replicating Serum (Tier 3)
Extreme Pregnancy Hormones (Tier 3)
Name it whatever you want, put it into production and start handing out the serum to your pregant ladies. By including the Self Replicating Serum (Tier 3) it will last way longer which means a much greater effect to the reduction time of the pregnancy, though the overall effect will depend on how far the subject's pregnancy has already progressed. I give it to my subjects within a day or two of them telling me that they are pregnant and within days they start showing the early signs of pregnancy.
Increasing the Mastery of unlocked serums will help, I usually keep my R&D team researching specific serums until the serum gets to around 100% Mastery so as to reduce the chance of side effects to 0%.
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Deane9850
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This is basic knowledge, but the main Serum Production trait must matched the highest serum tier to lower flaw chance
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It may be basic knowledge for those who have been playing the game for a while but it's probably not known by someone who is new to playing the game. *shrug* It never hurts to pass on knowledge, whether basic, advanced, simple, extensive or even obvious. If only one person learns something new then it's still helped someone hasn't it?
Technically no. In theory you can overload a person with so much serum that their body will flush them out faster but that is both resource intensive and will cost you at least temporary obedience, love, lust and putting that person's happiness down significantly. I honestly know this from dumping 60-70 copies of a test formula down a test subject and then talking to them to max out the traits in one go. Well that and being able to overload a characters stats to 100+ using what I can talent in a bottle: tier 0 serum, set main stats to 7 and one of the their 0 traits with it's built in side effect being to reduce stats by 1 temporarily. 100 stacks gets a person to 106 in each of their main stats. if you are willing to put in the time you can get 1000s but I only did that once it literally took hours.
Each turn is one section of the day (Early Morning, Morning, Afternoon, Evening, Night). Actions with the green sideways arrows (e.g. working, waiting) make you proceed to the next turn.
Also do note that sleeping takes 3 turns instead of only one.
So there are 7 turns in each day.
so 18 turns not that long to wait, just don't feed her more serums, because some of them stack, reason why i want it to end is side effect "mood swings", she is VERY unhappy, happiness=20, unhappy worker is bad worker
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