- Jun 5, 2017
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when I said I want to be Op I mean my character's true stats not bonuses from cloths(I like to be godlike and if I can do it legit with out cheats I would) I don't really consider it a cheap exploit if you count the grind needed for it and they should have at least kept the potion for permanent increase or decrease of virility and fertility and give us a what to increase our stats. Someone mentioned it would be cool if actions in the game increased stats like walking, running, or the gym could increase physical stats fighting without a weapon can increase unarmed damage or weapon damage for either close range or long range(depending on the weapon used), using spells could increase spell efficiency and depending on the element it would increase that elements damage, etc, I'm sure you get what I'm getting at.(but virility and fertility should stayed permanently changeable though potions) this would also extend the play-ability for those who want to be really op and few or if any game have done thisFair enough. I don't have a problem with anything you said (aside from it being entirely possible to still get the pretty huge exhibition bonus while wearing clothing sets - just open your zipper, or wear crotch-less panties and raise your skirt). I thought your issue was that you could no longer be OP, or that you at least could not be OP and be naked, so I offered practical solutions to both issues. The potions were, in my perception, a pretty cheap exploit that mostly made every other mechanic in the game pointless - which is why I avoided it. I do not blame anyone for using them, but it seems really odd to me that people would attack the game creator for taking steps to make her game more balanced or removing illogical exploits in an already very easy game. The truth is I was mauling imp-castle without much gear at all, and nothing enhanced. By the time I actually decided to up my stats via clothing sets and enhancements, everything fell dead (or over-come with lust) the first turn. I guess we have a different perception of what constitutes "OP" perhaps.
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