Yea I know that, the only issue is that alot of the body types are the same, even if on the lower forms characters will still be randomly generated, so instead of being super ripped, they're just average, or toned. I'd like to see full control, average heights, builds, weight, etc.
You gotta do Helena's quest. If you make the right decisions, you can increase her affection to you.
"Attraction". Not "Affection". That is the most unnerving - she worships me, but won't have any sexual action.
Sooner or later, some NPC was bound to not be player-sexual. Chug some femininity potion if you want to see her content or just stay friends."Attraction". Not "Affection". That is the most unnerving - she worships me, but won't have any sexual action.
Thanks bud, don't know when that was added but it seems kinda dumb mechanic-wise.
Nope, even if you hypnotize her to be ambiphilic before you give her to helena, she'll go back to gynophilic immediately upon the transfer."Attraction". Not "Affection". That is the most unnerving - she worships me, but won't have any sexual action.
Unpopular opinion, but I'm the opposite. I don't really care for the story or the writing, which I find meh, but I do enjoy additions to the sandbox and the base gameplay. New unenchanted clothes give more options for dressing yourself and others up, and there have been steady additions and tweaks to the sex mechanics (which are sorta kinda the point of the game anyway). I'd take stuff like orifice capacity, sadistic actions, and a wider variety of positions over generic erotic fantasy plotline #682 any day.
Makes sense. I mean, when you step back from it, trying not to look silly is itself a bit silly in a game that lets me have three pairs of pink alligator arms, a pastel rainbow colored penis that glows as if radioactive, a horse head with eight puppy-dog eyes, etc., but yeah, makes sense. And it's honestly that kind of attention to detail that partly got me into the game in the first place.
Just a few things to optimize your early game a little more:I made a mistake. Because I actually play the game and do, you know, "plot things", I seriously underestimated the money to be made from my 'slightly shorter' method for step #1.
After a quick run-through of my steps, by 6 a.m. the morning after the first arcane storm (i.e.: the first morning after arriving in Dominion), my character had 550,000 flames after just selling potions. (I had collected another 100,000 in jewellery & clothes, too, but you get the idea.)
I apologise for my error. (Who'da thunk plot stuff would drain so much income?)
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Better yet, turn them into a slime and use their innate transformative abilities with no need to grind the enchanting menu. Demons also work well for this and are surprisingly easy to capture even early on if you play on one of the lower difficulties. You don't need to completely max out the outputs either, since the milk room has a limit on how much it can extract per hour. My testing has shown that there's no point increasing production beyond 120.1 L/day for milk and 24 L/day for cum.
Any non-standard flavor and all the special properties increase the value a bit; the effect is significant when you select all of them.
Thanks for the info. To respond in order:
This sounds like icon manager checking for character name. Scarlett, the only other non-generic slave, has only one possible name, so icon manager checks some other variable to find out what to show. Wonder how generic slaves behave there, does icon manager check their names or what i.e. which is the "out of line" behaviour, Scarlett or Brax. You'd think lazy programmer would create generic slave with Scarlett/Brax's stats to give to player and delete the original, but ehhh, let's better make lots and lots of special cases for every NPC and increase our workload exponentially down the line
I mean, if you don't like filling up inventories or bestiaries in games, sure. But if you do, that's the worst possible way to resolve that. Especially since it's basically the only legitimate place to view the inventory's art assets in their highest definition (and a relatively wide arrangement of colors, albeit incomplete due to not accounting for secondary/tertiary/pattern dye varieties for several weapons and clothing) in-game.
Asking auntie for help was brought back shortly after 'servitude' was added, around the beginning of the year.
There isn't nearly as much special case-ing going on here as you assume. All characters have a name triplet of (masc, androg, fem), most uniques simply fill it with one since it doesn't matter. There's a tiny bit of cheating going on if you TF Brax to Bree while they're still at the station, it resets their names since feminine would otherwise default to Brandi.
