Java Lilith's Throne [v0.4.11.3 Hotfix] [Innoxia]

[IvoryOwl]

aight thanks, btw what artist should i go with?

I think Jam has the most portraits, though it all boils down to preference. Beyond the official commissions, there's a mod author called StickFace on Discord that made an art pack for this game (it gives portraits to a bunch of NPCs that have none). The art is vanilla-friendly and kinda of reminiscent of Jam's. Personally, I'm fond of it.

Oh, the person selling the companion gifts was an angel? Shows how much I pay attention in this game.
There's also the plot angel guy that fought Lilith during the exposition towards the end of Meraxis's leg of the main quest, but in general I'm not sure if angels will get any actual content or if it'll be a debug-only NPC race.

To be fair, the shopkeeper is trying to remain hidden for obvious reasons, hence why she's a mysterious, cloaked figure. Out of character, players had to go behind the scenes to figure out what she was.

Angels are a key element in the lore of this world, but we are still a long way off before we can "officially" meet them. Perhaps when we defeat more Lilins they will see our worth as a potential ally. But with the way things are going right now we're probably going to die of old age before we reach that point in the story. lol

 

[Kallumin]

There is currently one single angel in the game, and the plotline involving her and her romance shop has been utterly forgotten.
There was rumor from the discord a while back that Inno was planning an angel transformation similar to the demon one.
0 corruption, virginity intact, max out a relationship meter kinda thing.
Beyond slimes having angel as a morph option (which is purely cosmetic: slimes cannot fly) nothing has been done in a LONG time.
and no, if you flesh an angel slime they go base human.

TLDR: Everything about Angels has been lost in endless delays.

That's not true, the most recent update with the human liberation front involves angels showing up in the backstory (or probably a demon disguised as an angel, judging by their actions). And given the prominence they play in the backstory of the game, it seems inconceivable that they won't at some point show up in-person for the protagonist to interact with.

 

[throbzombie]

How far along is the HLF quest? I'm trying to get to the next stage (after raiding the old base in the bat caves) and I wanna know if I'm wasting my time.

 

[Bocoboco]

How far along is the HLF quest? I'm trying to get to the next stage (after raiding the old base in the bat caves) and I wanna know if I'm wasting my time.

The only other thing that I know of is going to that rat chick in the gambling den with the moltovs you get from that place.

 

[mmmonsterkill]

after not finding one virgin for the past 2 hours of play i decided to breed my own, but not even the 1 hour old one who is only interested in women is one lol

 

[tehlemon]

after not finding one virgin for the past 2 hours of play i decided to breed my own, but not even the 1 hour old one who is only interested in women is one lol

Such is life in a world dominated by porn logic.

 

[mmmonsterkill]

what affects slave price except for race? is it worth getting them obedient for instance?

 

[NoStepOnSnek]

what affects slave price except for race? is it worth getting them obedient for instance?

Obedience, virginities, maybe some other stuff ... if you're just going for a quick buck through sales though, capturing two demons is a lot more efficient than trying to boost the price of one.

 

[tehlemon]

what affects slave price except for race? is it worth getting them obedient for instance?

I'm pretty sure obedience and affection affect the price, but beyond that, no clue. Virginity status sometimes seems to help, but not always by a consistant amount. The game's not really clear about it and most of the times the prices just seem random to me.

 

[SordidDreams]

Obedience, virginities, maybe some other stuff ... if you're just going for a quick buck through sales though, capturing two demons is a lot more efficient than trying to boost the price of one.

And in the long term, applying some transformation and sticking them into the milking room is a lot more efficient than selling them. And by "long term" I mean like a day.

 

[tehlemon]

And in the long term, applying some transformation and sticking them into the milking room is a lot more efficient than selling them. And by "long term" I mean like a day.

Just about everything in the game is more efficient. Spamming prostitution using quick sex will make you way more money, way faster, with way less of a hassle. And if you grab the leveling perk, you'll max your level pretty quickly as well.

It helps if you have a keyboard/mouse replay app or autoclicker so you don't have to spam "1, q, q, ctrl+e, 1" over and over and over... but that's true for a lot of the repetitive boring shit in the game. Like hell I'm clicking 4000 times per slave set up for milking lol

 

[mmmonsterkill]

Just about everything in the game is more efficient. Spamming prostitution using quick sex will make you way more money, way faster, with way less of a hassle.

well yeah but i like to punish the ones who try to assult me in alleys and if they arent something i want to keep around like dobberman number 5 in that alley instead of removing em i enslave em to make a small profit. also its fun for rp reasons

 

[NajaNaga]

well yeah but i like to punish the ones who try to assult me in alleys and if they arent something i want to keep around like dobberman number 5 in that alley instead of removing em i enslave em to make a small profit. also its fun for rp reasons

Race and obedience are the biggest price spikes I ever actually noticed. The price cap for "common" furries will never be all that high, but maxing out their obedience still makes a considerable difference IIRC, if you're just doing it for roleplay.

 

[riolu4535]

it might well have more content for the murk, like buying it or releasing it or having an abusive romance the way it did

 

[mmmonsterkill]

heh, found the easy infinite money cheese, just camp the demon spawnpoint win and tell em to transform into the biggest milk producer there ever was because thats totally your kink, then slam the slavecollar on em

btw why is the game calling demons i have transformed centaurs? like ok for the ones that got a different body but even the ones that just got lactate are the same

edit:nevermind found the cause of the wrong names apparantly the game likes to call my slaves whatever i last talked to in an alley

 

[Welwigo]

It might not be a terrible idea to make an extensible, general-purpose engine for stuff like this. It might save people the hassle of starting an overly-ambitious project with Twine only to either be forced to jump ship (Tentacle Slave, Summoned By Accident, probably more…) when things get too hacky (or evolve into a Cthulhu-esque monstrosity like Degrees of Lewdity's codebase).

I'm referring to Blazor WebAssembly, which produces standalone client-side web pages by compiling the .NET runtime and all of the supporting libraries in web assembly.

*To be fair, I think this is mostly caused by the angst of having to occasionally support Classic ASP apps written with Netscape 4-era JavaScript at work.

Blazor WebAssembly requires an up-to-date HTML5 browser and certain dependencies that some mobile users (especially those poor first and second gen iPad users) don't have. Unless that page isn't hosted locally then a lot of people aren't going to be able to play the game. This leaves only--god forbid--something like Electron and React Native if you don't want to build your own platform agnostic launcher from the ground up. And these kinds of games already suffer from memory bloat due to all the shit they have to track after just a few hours of gameplay. Throwing in a Chromium install just to create a window would slow them to a level so bad that a mouse click would register minutes later.

I suppose your best bets would be creating something from scratch using Rust and Azul, or just build something from the ground up that runs in an existing browser via JavaScript, like Twine and RPG Maker MV/MZ do. Either way it's going to be a hell of an effort, and the first version is not going to be pretty.

 

[Sarkath]

what affects slave price except for race? is it worth getting them obedient for instance?

Yep.

Here's a complete rundown of how the game calculates a slave's value (as of 0.4):

Note: b is the base value of the character, based on their subspecies. The values starting with is can be considered to be either 0 or 1, depending on whether or not they're true. obedience is stored as a number between -100 and 100.

value = (b
        + (b * 0.2 * isAssVirgin)
        + (b * 0.2 * isPenisVirgin)
        + (b * 0.5 * isVaginaVirgin))
      * (1 + (0.05 * numberOfFetishes))
      * ((100 + (obedience / 2)) / 100
      + totalValueOfInventory

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Blazor WebAssembly requires an up-to-date HTML5 browser and certain dependencies that some mobile users (especially those poor first and second gen iPad users) don't have. Unless that page isn't hosted locally then a lot of people aren't going to be able to play the game.

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I suppose your best bets would be creating something from scratch using Rust and Azul, or just build something from the ground up that runs in an existing browser via JavaScript, like Twine and RPG Maker MV/MZ do. Either way it's going to be a hell of an effort, and the first version is not going to be pretty.

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[iamnuff]

Looks like if you side with Wes in his quest, the game breaks.
After you speak to him and get your pass, there's no buttons to exit the dialogue or anything.

 

[throbzombie]

Looks like if you side with Wes in his quest, the game breaks.
After you speak to him and get your pass, there's no buttons to exit the dialogue or anything.

Well that's never happened to me in Wes' quest, but in the past I've managed to get out of locked dialogues by opening the debug menu.

 

[tehlemon]

Looks like if you side with Wes in his quest, the game breaks.
After you speak to him and get your pass, there's no buttons to exit the dialogue or anything.

That's probably not related to Wes' quest specifically, and more just that bug that always locks up the menus. And yeah, I always either buggy and hope to get lucky, or kill the game and just reload the autosave.