Wait, this game has an economy?salvage the utterly demolished essence economy?
I must be playing wrong, because on every save I play I have unlimited cash and essences though legit means lol
Wait, this game has an economy?salvage the utterly demolished essence economy?
I mean there is one.Wait, this game has an economy?
I must be playing wrong, because on every save I play I have unlimited cash and essences though legit means lol
Slime TF is the only one that's meant to be that good at this point in time.the only self transformation menu that works properly is slime
I understand the point your making here, but my point about the slime transformation being the only Self transformation menu outside of buggy that still has full intended functionality still stands.Slime TF is the only one that's meant to be that good at this point in time.
The most recent horn bug aside, Demon TF is supposed to start off in the current highly-limited state - it only gains more functions through main quest advancement.
The player character gets to add human TFs to their free-transformation repertoire due to the perk Lyssieth gives you, giving their demon form TF slightly better capabilities than those of generic demons off the street.
Presumably future Lilin encounters, once defeated, will grant a similar perk that adds their racial TFs into your PC's demon TF.
Eventually it should be superior to slime TF (since it will have all the allowable types but not lock you to being "slime-textured" with fathomless orifices that are always drooling wet), but that will take years at the current pace of MQ progress.
For now going demon is only worth it to see the hot one-off demon-incest orgy scenes, and unlock a few options during quests where you can intimidate others by openly parading around as a demon (or, if you're disguised as a human-demon, reveal yourself before exerting your intimidation).
In terms of freedom of transformations, going demon is worse than using elixirs (or temporarily going slime) in the current state of MQ progress. Since money and essence is not a gate at all, "free transformation" isn't really that big of a draw when it is so restrictive, and demon is a permanent template (unlike slime).
With a massive slave market you'd think that any slave juice would be pretty unprofitable seeing as everyone's competing for that. The same should be said for prostituting slaves. I'd understand if there were a prestige/reputation mechanic built in, where you slowly get recognized as a AAA quality slaver/producer. Another interesting mechanic would be the addition of 'outlawed' modifiers in your juices. Seeing as having something like addictive juices circulating everywhere would probably be harmful to the society.I mean there is one.
If you don't keep slaves, build a milking room, go anywhere near submission, or progress through the Story.
The only way I know of is by using the BUGGY menu to transform yourself with angel and demon parts. So basically a half-demon angel.How do you become a fallen angel, incidentally? I tried pumping corruption to no effect. The demon potion just makes you a half demon.
If you squint there's some justification for this already, I started a new save when I came back to it recently and IIRC the initial slave quest mentions a very long waiting time for licenses for the majority of people, after making the initial 5k payment. And then the NPCs who do have slaves mostly seem to stop at just a few, or just one, despite being wealthy.With a massive slave market you'd think that any slave juice would be pretty unprofitable seeing as everyone's competing for that. The same should be said for prostituting slaves.
there is a character in the game that is actually an angel but hides their identity. like many other things in the city this character wasn't touched upon and never got fleshed.Why are angels even i at this time? It feels like they should be late-game content to me.
Oh, I know who you're talking about. That was actually kind of a surprise, wish I could've found that out legitimately.there is a character in the game that is actually an angel but hides their identity. like many other things in the city this character wasn't touched upon and never got fleshed.
Yeah its funny that people rag on Inno for frontloading content when most of it is random quests or NPCs that are added half complete and then get completely forgotten until Discord Rags on her to actually finish. Some are just completely abandoned in the process (looking at you, Helena). I wish Inno would just pick something and stick with it until it is functionally complete.there is a character in the game that is actually an angel but hides their identity. like many other things in the city this character wasn't touched upon and never got fleshed.
who's the NPC?Oh, I know who you're talking about. That was actually kind of a surprise, wish I could've found that out legitimately.
the shopkeeper in the arcade a the top left who sells gifts and mundane stuff. her true identity is an angel.who's the NPC?
This is weird, normally I'm the one who knows weirdly obscure nonsense about this game lol
Oh, I should have thought of that.the shopkeeper in the arcade a the top left who sells gifts and mundane stuff. her true identity is an angel.
Huh. Is that actually Vicky, Ralph, Pix, and Ashley? I wouldn't have given the icons a second glance if not for the rightmost icon which is the rare Unknown race.
I am having the same bug, if you go to their stores they will be there though.
Kate's the only one who's where she's supposed to be. Their stores work fine, but they're not located there and their sex scenes seem to take place elsewhere. It's really weird.Huh. Is that actually Vicky, Ralph, Pix, and Ashley? I wouldn't have given the icons a second glance if not for the rightmost icon which is the rare Unknown race.
Can you interact with all of them normally on that tile?
Do they remain stuck there even when the shopping arcade is meant to be closed for the night?
And where is Kate, if she isn't in her shop during opening hours?
I think I may be experiencing something similar, but with house residents instead of fixed NPCs.
Some of them have been disappearing off to "impassable tiles" regardless of where I assign them, but since they're residents I am able to reassign them to a room which makes them reappear (but sooner or later they return to an impassable tile).
It might have a completely unrelated root cause, and only look similar on the surface, I dunno.