Are quest rewards just placeholders atm? Haven't played much but I'm noticing items like the "Business Card" and "Hypno Watch" are "added to my inventory", but when I check my inventory they're not there and when trying to add them manually via spawn menu they just vanish after being picked up.
Java Lilith's Throne [v0.4.10.7 Hotfix] [Innoxia]
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There's two different sections of the inventory, normal items and extra items such as those.
Holy smokes I'm actually blind lmao never even saw the key icon in the inventory until you mentioned the extra items, thanks for the heads up.
"Added a toggle for Feral content"
What feral content? it's not even in the game yet past code framework that supports it!
What feral content? it's not even in the game yet past code framework that supports it!
ferals are literal animals that sometimes have the ability to speak
which probably means if you fuck a feral squirrel it would probably quickly turn into guro
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I knew what it is, I was laughing about why there's a toggle for it when there isn't any in the game - unless I missed something drastic, all Inno's done is add the code for being feral (and by that I mean barely anything that differentiates it from being a normal furry except for the word being changed, no sex framework changes or special fetishes/actions). I don't even think you can transform into one, even with the debug command.
I haven't tried but presumably a mod could include some additional lines of code to let a custom race spawn feral variations. The game also supports horn and wing equipment/"clothing" yet doesn't allow any existing items to be equipped in those slots.
And no there wouldn't be any guro, you can already take insertions longer than your total standing height without any ill effects or even non-guro ATWT penetration. There is a lot of furry guro, but this game is clearly staying away from that.
To the point where you don't even get real weapons but instead some weird energy swords that just stun opponents rather than chopping them into bits.
- Apr 14, 2021
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I think the idea behind those is that they're not supposed to cut meat, they're supposed to cut the aura of a person.
We best stop this kink conversation real quick before the entire thread gets earns itself a well deserved nuke.
Or burn, freeze or ... poison their aura, apparently. But yeah.
Look, I'm willing to get on board with the conceit that all weapons do some kind of aura damage (despite that clearly not being the stat that's being damaged), but why does it need to have the same damn "Captain Planet" element system laid over the top of it as the magic system? For that matter, why does the magic system look like that in the first place?
Far better (IMHO), to have a single kind of Weapon damage, make Lust attacks scale to keep up and have Magic divided into "schools" that could actually provide the non-lethal effects that this game's premise requires. Illusions, mind control, that sort of thing.
While I would prefer it in general that would not work at all here. You don't fix the actual problem at all as punching, biting or clobbering people remains just as lethal. Limiting magic to be non-damaging puts it in a supporting role rather than offering an alternative to (equally "magical" later) weapons.
And your examples? Either of them on their own is an entire game. A very limited form of control exists in the Lilith's Command spell, and that already comes with massive restrictions because there's just no way to pull it off in a satisfying way in a sandbox game.
Everyone already has enhanced toughness and resilience for the sex to work without gore, so damaging magic isn't a problem in itself.
I joked about the thread getting cleaned up, and then less than 12 hours later the thread got cleaned up lol
As for why the magic system looks like this, it's undoubtedly because this is a placeholder system that wasn't meant to last this long. It's just a super generic, easy to add system that doesn't really take a lot of design work. And having designed a couple combat and magic systems myself, it takes a lot of work to make them interesting.
I think you can make multiple damage types work, but only if you design in enough RPS type action to make it interesting. Having like 10 different damage types and they're all equally effective (except lust which just sucks) with no reason why one is better than another given a specific situation is just... really boring. And boring is the worst sin of game design.
If resistances were more dynamic, at the absolute very least, we could make the current system sort of interesting. Just wholesale rip off pokemon and the effective/neutral/not effective system for resistances. Then make enemies actually generate with different resistances and damage types based context rules.
And yes, I agree with your last point. Just do the flexible survival thing and say that magic is making people inhumanly resilient. We're clearly not going for originality points with this game anyways, just pick any easy explanation.
IDK, I found the "all damage just hits aura" thing to be both really boring and not at all supported in game. I don't know if I'd support that one. It's so damn cliche.
As for why the magic system looks like this, it's undoubtedly because this is a placeholder system that wasn't meant to last this long. It's just a super generic, easy to add system that doesn't really take a lot of design work. And having designed a couple combat and magic systems myself, it takes a lot of work to make them interesting.
I think you can make multiple damage types work, but only if you design in enough RPS type action to make it interesting. Having like 10 different damage types and they're all equally effective (except lust which just sucks) with no reason why one is better than another given a specific situation is just... really boring. And boring is the worst sin of game design.
If resistances were more dynamic, at the absolute very least, we could make the current system sort of interesting. Just wholesale rip off pokemon and the effective/neutral/not effective system for resistances. Then make enemies actually generate with different resistances and damage types based context rules.
This isn't supposed to be a sandbox game, it's supposed to be an RPG. It's still described and advertised as such. We'll need to address the combat system and progression eventually. This game could use a little more *game* to it.
And yes, I agree with your last point. Just do the flexible survival thing and say that magic is making people inhumanly resilient. We're clearly not going for originality points with this game anyways, just pick any easy explanation.
Ironically the elemental damage is making resistances even worse right now than pure additive vs multiplicative scaling already is.
Like Skyrim? Or GTA? The sandbox is the only part worth playing, why would I want to sit through hours of text-only Patron commissioned OC/self-insert drivel while following a boring cliché story or playing a Pokémon knockoff? Might as well just play Pokémon at that point, and look up the characters on r34.
You do have a point in that the sandbox framework is better developed and thus further effort should mostly go into other aspects. But if that comes at the expense of reducing existing sandbox aspects it will only ruin the game for those who currently enjoy it, while probably taking a decade of further excuses and feature creep to match Gameboy era Pokémon games.
This is a great game, almost like a Skyrim game with great plot and combat and of course sex. I really did not think I could get this kind of hidden gem in this kind of place. This game satisfies all of your fantasy needs: Immersion, Fapping, Slaving, experiencing great plotline etc. If anyone can recommend similar kind of games like this, that would be great.
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This game would be the much more comparable to Skyrim if Innoxia focused on making the engine accessible to the fans, so they could fill out the world instead. Once you try making new characters a few times, you're going to realize just how little of a story there is so far, and how few side quests there are. The foundation is great, but the house is still pretty empty.
Imagine how much less replayable Skyrim would be without the creation kit and the modding community, or if Bethesda was paranoid about someone fiddling with their intellectual property. People on the discord are pumping out custom races and items, but the way the game gets compiled, making custom quests, locations or NPCs is impossible at the moment. I think there is one mod for a few buggy scenes (watching Lilaya+Rose diddle each other, and one with Angel at the brothel), but it must be a pain in the ass to make, because no other mods exist like it.
If LT ever got some how-to modding guides and support for importing more complex content, it'd easily be my favorite game on here.
- Jun 19, 2018
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The game appears to me like it's being refit for modding support, with internal documentation by Innoxia (in the first file of each type, alphabetically). At the moment, I've been able to make items and insert icons (for personal use only so far), as have several modders, and several modders have made races as well, and non-compiled scenes and stories appear to be in the works if not at least partially available. This is not to say that it's perfect by any means, but it looks as if the game is reasonably on its way to being a framework on which to hang the content as you've described Skyrim.