Unless you get the trait that makes it trigger on every kill, it's just a random crit chance.
While it would be interesting to join enemy side, I personally just want some choice along the lines of: 1. Do you want to save Noer or 2. Do you want to see it burn?.
I do not mean Noer destruction if you leave the island by ship and the entire island gets wiped out by sole virtue of you not doing anything and just escaping. I want active choice where you can either actively and really save Noer by your actions or truly destroy it by your own hands/actions.
Lets be honest, that forsaken place is beyond any salvation. Its general population hates Sybaris and see them as vermin (their fellow country man) and push them into what is basically slavery. Folk from Sybaris lost any selfrespect and dignity and are content to become slaves willingly and actively refuse any form of saving (see Cecily quests). On top of which they on purpose try to alienate Noer inhabitats by causing chaos (ordered by Noer goverment).
Many quests where you interact with those people they are portrayed as nothing but scum who take advantage of Lona or anyone else who truly does want to help them. Not just folk from Sybaris but from Noer too.
One of the kindest characters to you in the entire game is some *random* mercenary in Doom fortress who gives you a musket just because he is so shocked that you apologised.
That alone shows you what kind of place Noer is. Getting to be breeding stock of monsters and their buffet is what those shitheads truly deserve. Cecily is an utter fool for fighting for saving them.
I do not mean Noer destruction if you leave the island by ship and the entire island gets wiped out by sole virtue of you not doing anything and just escaping. I want active choice where you can either actively and really save Noer by your actions or truly destroy it by your own hands/actions.
Lets be honest, that forsaken place is beyond any salvation. Its general population hates Sybaris and see them as vermin (their fellow country man) and push them into what is basically slavery. Folk from Sybaris lost any selfrespect and dignity and are content to become slaves willingly and actively refuse any form of saving (see Cecily quests). On top of which they on purpose try to alienate Noer inhabitats by causing chaos (ordered by Noer goverment).
Many quests where you interact with those people they are portrayed as nothing but scum who take advantage of Lona or anyone else who truly does want to help them. Not just folk from Sybaris but from Noer too.
One of the kindest characters to you in the entire game is some *random* mercenary in Doom fortress who gives you a musket just because he is so shocked that you apologised.
That alone shows you what kind of place Noer is. Getting to be breeding stock of monsters and their buffet is what those shitheads truly deserve. Cecily is an utter fool for fighting for saving them.
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Interesting view...but I think a bad ending wouldn't work just due to there is no one to help with their agenda.
Goblins are dumb as bricks they are only threat when they have a number advantage or have a big boy with them.
Aboms don't show any sentient behavior more like mold growth (except for you know who)
I can only see a bad ending when you get an abom lona and that opens a series of quests.
Oof ouch the edge. The reality of the setting is a nightmarish dystopian, where the island is nothing but a playground for the gods. Good and innocent people exist, like Cocona and Cecily. Eccma just has a hard-on for scumbags with power and violently sadistic races.
True. Goblins in this game are very similar to the ones in Goblin Slayer anime - be it their looks, behaviour, intelligence etc, so not much going for them in terms of any possible extended cooperation with humans.
Abominations remind me of your traditional hive mind. But they have that *child* who caused Sybaris fall and appears to be their leader of sorts, so maybe he is sentient and can be reasoned/cooperated to some extent.
But for a bad ending where you cause Noer destruction, I had something in mind along the lines of: you delve deeper into ruins of Sybaris (part of the game more developed now) where you finally confront the cause of your troubles ie. that *child*. You kill it in some hive and get your revenge and justice (justfull retribution) for your family and friends.
After which you are presented with the choices of either: 1. Finish the abominations for good via destroying their hive core or something similar thus preventing them from regenerating or 2. After getting your revenge (and remembering what kind of place Noer and its people are) just leave and let abominations recover. If Noer wants to live let they (not probable) save themselves or be (most likely) destroyed.
Also true. But, the thing is Noer island is part of some greater kingdom and Noer town still stands. What is happening there is *only* isolated incident. They still are in contact with wider world and can get help from their kingdom. There is no reason for Noer population to be such a scums to the folk escaping Sybaris. Sure, setting is dystopian and those in power are gonna most likely try to get something out of the situation. But from the game I get the feeling like 90%+ of Noer population are nothing but shitheads from the moment they are born. Such place does not deserve any pity or compassion. One should save such things for those who truly deserve them.
There is actually a way for one of the endings to have Noer Island "deleted" off the face of the world. I believe if you anger a specific "being", you can get it to literally nuke the island for the ending cards.
I did read abou such an ending here somewhere. I think the post about it mentioned Noer getting burned by some wizard that you pissed off - I always thought because of that it was Megumin expy from second floor of Big Mom inn.
But from your post it appears I was wrong about that.
Previous iterations? I havent played in ages, can you no longer trade with goblins while captured?
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hmm does anybody have the gamelona.ini with full unlocked CG for the newest version?
or at least the line of code for the single new CG?
or at least the line of code for the single new CG?
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Better off trying to unlock it normally, viewing it in the Gallery crashes the game if Cocona isn't in the party.
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So far i have seen only one gobbo who is willing to trade with Lona. The one in the Guard Tower that is jacking off to a woman and doing nothing else. I think that it only works if you are a prostitute. You can offer yourself to him or trade although i don't know why you would want to trade. He has only junk like cum, rags, shit etc.
But from the game I get the feeling like 90%+ of Noer population are nothing but shitheads from the moment they are born. Such place does not deserve any pity or compassion. One should save such things for those who truly deserve them.
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That is because you judge them by our modern standards that are only in power because we live cushy lives. The game takes place in more brutal times. Noer is under siege which alone would make the lives of those people a living hell - food, clean water and other necessary goods would become scarce and very expensive. Now include the refugees that add to that burden. Don't expect any human to be kind when bread is taken away from the mouth of their child. Starvation, fear and squalor leads to desperation and desperation to opportunities for others. Prostitution is rampant because a lot of women are starving to death. No different than Berlin after WWI which became the sex degenerate capital of the world due to poverty. Men would become slavers, mercenaries, bandits because there would be little honest work that actually pays off. The fishfolk need women for snu snu and are more than willing to trade precious resources for them which incentivises slavery be it willing or not. After all, what is the life of a stranger compared to the life of your loved ones? Elise even mentions this, that Noer exists only because the fishfolk gave them food. It is actually that bad and you can be sure that it is still not enough for everybody.
There are bands of crazed starving blue balled men in rags that roam the land. What do you think they would do if they meet a lone beautiful girl? Keep her safe? Feed her?
This game perfectly describes what humans truly are when the comfort is taken away from them. As Lenin said "Every society is three meals away from chaos."
If food and water is taken away from us you can be damn sure that our real world will become Noer 2.0.
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That is because you judge them by our modern standards that are only in power because we live cushy lives. The game takes place in more brutal times. Noer is under siege which alone would make the lives of those people a living hell - food, clean water and other necessary goods would become scarce and very expensive. Now include the refugees that add to that burden. Don't expect any human to be kind when bread is taken away from the mouth of their child. Starvation, fear and squalor leads to desperation and desperation to opportunities for others. Prostitution is rampant because a lot of women are starving to death. No different than Berlin after WWI which became the sex degenerate capital of the world due to poverty. Men would become slavers, mercenaries, bandits because there would be little honest work that actually pays off. The fishfolk need women for snu snu and are more than willing to trade precious resources for them which incentivises slavery be it willing or not. After all, what is the life of a stranger compared to the life of your loved ones? Elise even mentions this, that Noer exists only because the fishfolk gave them food. It is actually that bad and you can be sure that it is still not enough for everybody.
There are bands of crazed starving blue balled men in rags that roam the land. What do you think they would do if they meet a lone beautiful girl? Keep her safe? Feed her?
This game perfectly describes what humans truly are when the comfort is taken away from them. As Lenin said "Every society is three meals away from chaos."
If food and water is taken away from us you can be damn sure that our real world will become Noer 2.0.
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Does this just happen to me and if so how can I fix it? I am only using cheat (99999_FixesAndCheats and 99998_FixesAndCheatsDependencies) with the fix for summoning applied and the unofficial translation (LonaRPG.Beta.0.7.4.1.ENG.PATCH) no mods
Edit: Game version B.0.7.6.3
Edit: Game version B.0.7.6.3
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And what version of the game did you do this on? 0.7.4.1 doesn't even have those text blocks... much less that event.
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