- Jun 16, 2017
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Try this:
$game_party.gain_item($data_items[x],Y)Where X is the ItemID of the item you want (refer to this post for a list) and Y is the quantity of said item.
Where X is the ItemID of the item you want (refer to this post for a list) and Y is the quantity of said item.
Use a controller, I use DS4Windows and map out the layout as I want, it's (almost) perfect.
- Apr 1, 2020
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Well, not to snitch, but if you look at Lona's ID papers, her birthdate is 1758, and if you look at the in-game date, it starts at 1772. You do the math.
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- Jul 7, 2018
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Your Lona is too sexy for men to hold themselves back from raping her. Put on some closes, equip a weapon and she would be fine.
- Feb 24, 2019
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It's tricky when you are in a wooded area or the swamps. If you are on a highway or the plainfields, and your scoutcraft is high enough, you can even do it during the day. I noticed even if you run away from them during the encounter, they still walk towards your general direction.
The use of traps is helpful, but I wouldn't rely on it mainly, unless you have the "Improved traps" trait. Then you can charge your bow & arrow (D button) while they are stunned.
You can also seperate one enemy from the group by running and hiding, then distracting, then backstabbing.
The easiest place to deal with Rogues or anyone, is the mountains. The enemy AI can't figure out how to go around and use the stairs, so they just go back and forth, allowing you to pick them off without trouble, whether you are above them or beneath them.
If you're going down this build, orkinds sometimes go down with two hits. But they are quick little shits, they run back and forth, making it tricky to land a hit, but you get the hang of it quickly.
Sometimes, in the pine forest or some other forested area, there are narrow paths, this way you won't have enemies surrounding and swarming you, instead you can focus on one enemy at the time. Basically, if you have to fight, then back yourself into a narrow corridor or a corner where they can't surround you, is my best advice.
With this build, a one-on-one fight is no trouble at all, even with abominations. Only issue is that with that humanoid abomination, he takes alot of hits and you might spend 70-80% of your stamina trying to bring him down.
- Oct 8, 2017
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Are there any other benefit in taking an NPC along besides the combat? Like, did they have story progression when you spend sometime with them? Or would you be allow in somewhere you shouldn't be with a certain NPC? Thanks!
- Jan 9, 2019
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No, it's just to make the combat 10x easier. (note that outside of the two mercenaries, npc's can die)
- Nov 19, 2018
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Is it really just that? You know this?
Well, I know something else. I know about unique dialogs and events that only happens if you have some or certain companions with you.
is there anyway to remove dirt in the current cheats available, cos if not that could be a suggestion? or maybe increase sexy?
- May 12, 2021
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I completed the Missing Convoy quest but Grey Rat still doesn't appear in the inn. I've done other quest waiting for him to appear..How can I continue?
RE: stats like Sexy, I never found a way to make the changes stick.
- Oct 8, 2017
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That's cool! So is it safe to assume that those certain companions are the ones with standing pictures?
Hey bosmang! your newest translation should work without problems in 0.5.3.2.2 , right?
I also think that should be the final version for a longer time, so I can finally play it fully (-人-)
- Nov 19, 2018
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Yeah, it's not the sleepy fire mage on the second floor, that's for sure.. Even though I wouldn't mind a portait of her in the future.. She seems fun.
The companions I think of are more close to heart so to say. Keep in mind it's no major stuff at all, so don't go fantasizing about some epic adventure. It's just small stuff.
0.5.3.2.1-2 should be just bug fix releases. But I can't confirm it 100% since I'm on 0.5.3.2 and MEGA has blocked access to this old computer of mine.
But judging by Squark's release notes I'd say it's safe to use ENG 0.5.3.2 patch on the 0.5.3.2.1-2 versions.
Edit: Also, pretty sure we'll see a 0.5.4.0 soon.. Judging by the activity on the git pages..
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shame about the sexy stat being difficult but thx for the tip for dealing with dirt
Is there a way to make Cocona's(or any npc companion's) life longer because she dies so quicky after a mob?
- Aug 5, 2017
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You can change the math data to always set dirt to 0. I've done this in the earlier build too.
It's in 97_Game_Actor_StatsAndState.rb
- Oct 8, 2017
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Hiya! I have here an "Invisible Dirt" mod I've been using personally and thought that someone here would want to have it as well 
It doesn't mess around with the stats or anything like that, it's just that Lona would have visually no dirt on her, but the NPCs will still treat her as if she have dirt like she normally do (which is pretty much all the time!) So maybe kind of immersion breaking, but I find the game much more visually pleasing like this.
I tested this on game version 0.5.3.1 only (but should work on future version too)
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Installation :
0. First thing, You need to extract the game resources from "Game.rgss3a" with RPG Maker Decrypter (provided below)
1. Download and extract contents in "All decrypter.rar" to the game main directory where "Game.exe" is.
2. BACKUP "Game.rgss3a" FIRST ----> Open RPG Maker Decrypter ---> Choose OPEN FILE -----> Choose "Game.rgss3a"
3. You'll see lots of files loaded up, then Choose TOOLS and ------> EXTRACT ALL FILES then wait a bit until it's completed.
4. Now the game files will be in the "Extract" folder (that came with All decrypter.rar)
5. Copy/Move "Data" and "Graphics" folders to the game main directory, this will be your new game files you can safely edit.
6. Delete/Move/Rename "Game.rgss3a" from the game directory.
7. Download "Lona_RPG_Invisible_Dirt_0.5.3.1.rar" and EXTRACT -----> "Graphics" folder to the game directory.
8. Now it should be a prompt to replace a bunch of files in there so go ahead and do it.
9. Lona should now have invisible dirt when you restart the game.
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It doesn't mess around with the stats or anything like that, it's just that Lona would have visually no dirt on her, but the NPCs will still treat her as if she have dirt like she normally do (which is pretty much all the time!) So maybe kind of immersion breaking, but I find the game much more visually pleasing like this.
I tested this on game version 0.5.3.1 only (but should work on future version too)
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Installation :
0. First thing, You need to extract the game resources from "Game.rgss3a" with RPG Maker Decrypter (provided below)
1. Download and extract contents in "All decrypter.rar" to the game main directory where "Game.exe" is.
2. BACKUP "Game.rgss3a" FIRST ----> Open RPG Maker Decrypter ---> Choose OPEN FILE -----> Choose "Game.rgss3a"
3. You'll see lots of files loaded up, then Choose TOOLS and ------> EXTRACT ALL FILES then wait a bit until it's completed.
4. Now the game files will be in the "Extract" folder (that came with All decrypter.rar)
5. Copy/Move "Data" and "Graphics" folders to the game main directory, this will be your new game files you can safely edit.
6. Delete/Move/Rename "Game.rgss3a" from the game directory.
7. Download "Lona_RPG_Invisible_Dirt_0.5.3.1.rar" and EXTRACT -----> "Graphics" folder to the game directory.
8. Now it should be a prompt to replace a bunch of files in there so go ahead and do it.
9. Lona should now have invisible dirt when you restart the game.
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