allanl9020142
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I get that but why would you periodically delete the topics while playing with the cheat mod? You can just hold onto as many of them as you want and then use the game's built-in filter to find topics with the corresponding tags. Honestly, with the cheat mod's unlimited topic inventory and the new filter function, I really can't find any complaints with the RNG. It makes it just challenging enough to where it doesn't get tedious.From a game mechanics standpoint, I like the idea of archetypes that MC can influence. This leads to characters that have interests that can be tweaked to match whatever your personal kinks are a bit more closely.
I'm not a fan of the randomized topics though. It's partly mitigated by the existence of permanent topics that you can unlock but you still end up with large numbers of random topics that require constant micromanagement and frequently exceed the limit of how many total topics you can have in reserve. I think I remember him saying he doesn't like writing dialog and that's what prompted the idea of the randomized topics. I can understand the desire to do that since writing dialog can certainly be a challenge, but I think it could still use a lot of work to make the current system less tedious for the player.
I tend not to play each version and just take it out for another spin every 6 months or so, but I find it mostly unplayable without the cheat mod due to the grind. With the cheat mod I can mostly ignore the randomized topics and just periodically delete them all and still make progress but that pretty much circumvents most of the built in mechanics.
Before the improved cheat mod, more often that not I'd be pulling my hair out because there would be a topic/tag I needed but trashed all of them before I could use them due to lack of space in my inventory.
Might get flak for using the mod since it's not in the spirit of the game but I still try to play as normally as possible. Unlocking everything as naturally intended, etc. It's still fun trying to figure out the most optimal strategy without micromanaging the topic inventory limit, stamina, lust, etc.
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