I wouldn't be very surprised if in such a scenario Java would be faster than the equivalent C++ code. Using a GC language sometimes has unexpected performance benefits - C++ would drop each object as soon as it goes out of scope, whereas Java would keep them around until a GC pause and then collect in bulk, which can be more performant overall. This is especially true if, say, the whole hot loop can be done without a GC pause and the garbage collection can happen afterwards when the CPU isn't busy (though if there's more memory churn than there's available RAM, I think that can't be the case). In general, it's always possible to write code in a compiled language such that it'd be faster than Java, but it's not guaranteed at all that translating naively written code from Java to e.g. C++ would be a performance improvement rather than a malus.
Java Lilith's Throne [v0.4.10.7 Hotfix] [Innoxia]
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Looking through the maps, I notice there's a doll factory map and I don't know how to get there. Can we do that?
Not sure if that's exactly what you mean, but it's likely the sex toy shop in Lilith's quarter of Dominion. You can get a tour of the factory by speaking with shop owner.
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My understanding is that the factory in the shop is just for show and the next update is supposed to include a side quest that allows you to sneak into the true factory.
No, I know how to get there. I meant this one. Apparently, in the lore it's underground below the sex toy shop you mentioned, and the tour doesn't let me go there.
I seem to have run into a confusing bug; the game at some point became permanently convinced that my character is sleeping. Is there any debug feature to reset status effects? It's causing all sorts of problems and nothing I do through normal gameplay seems to clear it. No clue what caused it either.
Edit: just edited it out of the save file. That was surprisingly easy
Edit: just edited it out of the save file. That was surprisingly easy
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I- Does it matter? I think the intention is to showcase how casual they are but you'd have to be specifc when you reffer to 'bad'
How long has it been since the last update? A bit over 6 months? I wonder why people still care about this dumpster fire.
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Because the potential is there for something really good, even after all this misspent time.
u have to be a bit more specific:
the potential is there in the game.
no potential in inno though.
ignoring the bad coding, the game isnt that bad actually. good concept. the story that is in there so far is ok as well. seen worse stories from devs that cared more bout their project than inno does.
most that r still here just come in occasionally for a quick laugh and to clown on inno.
some check occasionally in hopes someone else picks up the game.
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Not at all, your phone would probably break too
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Best you can do is remote control a computer.
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I wonder if inno is wise enough to create some lore regarding shapeshifters (people like succubi and likely others) about this specific ability, because if you think about it logically the ability is an absolute nightmare, and poses so many problems when you give it some thought.
As far as we know, there is no countermeasure against trainsformation, and they are 'permament' as long as you dont change them for something else.
As far as we know, there is no countermeasure against trainsformation, and they are 'permament' as long as you dont change them for something else.
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To the best of my knowledge, there was some throwaway exposition about someone's specific aura being unique to them that persists across transformations, so you can't just pop a potion and escape law enforcement after dine and dashing from the local Greggs. Out in the rural areas and away from any real authority: anyone who can't perceive auras probably gets fucked over by them... although a part of my brain is reminding me it might be just subconscious, even without any sensitivity to magic, so it doesn't actually matter, i.e. you just "know" it's someone despite their new appearance?? I don't really remember, though, and I'm not willing to boot up the game to find out.
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I do not recall seeing anything about that, but it would probably be a fairly average explanation if it were explained. More magically-apt people could detect something arcane is up, family members could tell they were a relative or just know who they were, and there are devices/spells like the one used for the offspring map to directly identify a person. Something like that.