All the speech variants feel like an afterthought. Not only is it just handled with a filter, but it doesn't even work most of the time. Routinely NPCs with gags or a 2 meter cock down their throat just talk normally. I'm contemplating rewriting some scenes to account for lack of speech, but having to put slight variations of the same text 2 - 4 times per text block per scene is ridiculous. All that copy and pasting add up.
I haven't completed it yet but there's a quest to give the Lightning Globe to Arthur in order to study its secrets (supposedly destroying it in the process). Considering what that item does this likely unlocks at least the lesser chain lightning spell.
I commend you with a standing ovation if you decide to do that
I have no use for western OR asian dragons. The only dragons I really like the look of is Anne McCaffrey's Pernese dragons. To the point I have the cover of All the Weyrs of Pern tattooed on my back.Hey, hey, don't be so hard on western dragons, they're pretty cool!
They too can be just as intelligent and stuff, it all depends on the writer of the story they're depicted in.
Personally i like all the savage... rawness, of western/eu dragons. You can feel the power emanating from them! Mmm~
Can't imagine a dragon without wings, just feels kinda weird.
Cool, i don't need tattoos though.
Octopi aren't available at the slaver alley, but you can still find and enslave them yourself (they spawn on canal tiles), or just transform someone else by enchanting their food item (shrimp cocktail). Tentacles require octopus legs tf.
All dragons as I've written them for LT are descended from "western" dragons. Many things happened to them to make them the way they are, and they are seperate peoples now with differing cultures. It's the reason their codex entry is the longest and much of it isn't accessible in the game.
Yes. Initially they were all going to be called quetzalcoatl, as quetzal means "green feathered (bird)". However, I also needed a name for demonic forms, and using other mesoamerican feathered serpents seemed wrong, so coatl was left. An imperfect solution but it does make a sort of biblical sense.
Hm. I'd presumed that the coatl was the couatl from D&D (spelled as I've just spelled it)... a feathered serpent with wings, magic and a poisonous bite. Supposed to be taken loosely from mesoamerican mythology...
In submission there is.. what was it called again... anyway there are stairs down and therein you can find the grave robbing quest. All food usually can be found in the food store.
Spicy Meatballs is listed as a quest on the wiki along with grave robbing but they give no details on where to find them. I'm off to find a dude in submission. Thanks mate, if you find the other or I'm off base let me know.
I was talking about the out-of-game creation process, since reality-warping magic is well established in-universe I have no issue with appearances and cultures following different rules there.
I don't think i recall any spicy meatball quests.
That is when you need to turn to searching the git repository I'm afraid. Thankfully "meatballs" is quite specific and switching over to the next keyword gives immediate results:
Ah right i remember now, automatically begins after you complete grave robbing.
I have no grand rationale if you're speaking to the technical aspects. I found a chart of dragon morphologies and decided to see how far I could push the framework.
If you're referring to samoyeds, that was needed as Felicia's writer wanted her to be one so I obliged. I know there is little tolerance for more races right now, so NPC need is the only thing that will drive additions, at least from me. The early introduction of mythlogicals in this way was probably a mistake on my part, yes, but it also revealed some serious bugs.
I wasn't criticising you specifically, at least not knowingly. Yokai are stupidly overpowered as well, as are phoenix harpies and some predator species in Dominion compared to the "typical" townsfolk.
