You can literally make millions with 1 milk slave and a few "sleep until sunset/sunrise". Slavery is broken and feels pointless and boring. It's one of the many things Innoxia will eventually™ rework into a proper game mechanic.
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Most major/unique NPC's have some references (and you can add stuff from your own image collection to anybody) but otherwise it's all text.
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While we're on the subject, is there any easy way to change the looks of a person without them being a succubus/incubus or slime? I can't seem to find anything like that.
Not really, besides the "buggy" menu. If it hasn't changed much since last I played, you'd have to track down the necessary transformation items you want and do it the old fashion way. Succubus/Incubus/Slime is the only exceptions that have access to the transformation menu naturally.
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Just enchant the appropriate food item for their current/target race. Major stuff can tally up a fair amount of essence, so you may want to get things like the water school perk (3 water spells for free fluid related enchants) or the transformer fetish. If you repeatedly need to apply things like bigger boobs or higher cum production, enchanting clothing with change-over-time effectts can be more economical since it's reusable.
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What food items might these be? The only consumables I know that can change a person's species are the harpy lollipops and slime canisters.
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Well, that depends on the race of course since they all have their preferred snack but they're all cliché as heck and have the race icon in the background if you're unsure. Just go to the horse boy in the mall.
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Used to dealing with people that don't understand the core mechanics of LT, NoStepOnSnek? When I read his post I thought he meant "easier than through enchanting" too. Also, has Innoxia showed up in the server recently? Did she say anything about the next update?
Inno apparently posted on the server around 10 minutes ago, at 2:51pm EST. It was about politics.
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Those obscene profits seem to just be a result of the numbers/math used to calculate them being placeholders.
I think the real problem is conceptual. Owning slaves in LT is one of those things that just can't help being broken in one way or another. It's passive income, it's someone else doing work and you reaping the benefits, that's the whole point of slavery as an institution. If you're just tweaking numbers, it's very difficult to find the sweet spot between "so unprofitable you have no reason to bother" and "so profitable you have no reason to do any other money-making activities", especially if the player can easily increase their profits by an order of magnitude by just getting more slaves. Sure, you could place some arbitrary restrictions on the number of slaves a player can own, but that feels, well, arbitrary. Or you could require the player to do some activity to keep the slave business going, but that would defeat the whole "get other people to do the work" point of it. You then risk running into the same issue Bethesda runs into in TES, where you still have to do everything yourself despite being the boss of an entire faction.
Ultimately I'm not sure it's really a problem that there is such a wildly unbalanced way to earn money. LT is a total power fantasy, so being able to acquite lots of money (= power) doesn't really make it any less fun. I also think it's inconspicuous enough that most people won't find it on their first playthrough, so it effectively becomes a nice shortcut to skip the boring early game on subsequent playthroughs.
Interesting take. I feel like making it less broken by decreasing profits and making overworking/low obedience/low affection have a heavier impact would be enough balancing, but acquiring the license, acquiring new slaves and training the slaves should be harder.
Sure, you could tweak the numbers. It's currently broken by several orders of magnitude, so there's plenty of room for nerfs. But I don't think Inno should stress over it too much. Perfect balance is not a worthwhile pursuit in a single-player game. In my experience, without a multiplayer component, trying to find and making use of exploits and overpowered stuff in general greatly extends the longevity of a game once its novelty has worn off. At least provided that such things are hidden well enough that you don't ruin your first playthrough with them.
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Every time I load a save? No.
When I load a save after a version update, if I don't also copy over the properties.xml file in the data folder from the old version to the new? Yes.
