For book 1 it's mostly QoL stuff. More enemies, better feedback, possibly improve tutorial, the latest build has a couple of new ally abilities, that kind of thing. Going forward, I also need to properly integrate attacking with X and multi-stage combat.
I do builds every 1-3 days, depending on how much further I get. They're usually not public, since they're in mid-development (and frequently get broken, or incomplete content) but you can always grab the latest beta from
Ah that'd explain it, I've not been on discord in a few days. Cool I'll need to catch it
Especially after the MC looks for a suit for Molly that's less revealing.Personally, I like to pretend that Emily is wearing honest-to-MC armor with expected coverage, and ignore the evidence of my eyes.
Not a fan of "armor" that fails at its basic purpose, either
Who said the non-cult ones are more sane. They all use ritual murder to gain magical power and stitch bits of people together. Probably at least as many of the non-cult are too nuts for the cult to accept as the number that are sane-ish sociopaths/psychopaths but don't know about it/don't want to join.So, reading this thread: Dylan has a regeneration ability? The more you know.
Maybe I'll find out how to get that on a second playthrough.
Especially after the MC looks for a suit for Molly that's less revealing.
Also, I wonder: Does the Level matter, later in the game? I've been fighting less in elsewhere, as opposed to just reading a book or something, because fighting takes way longer to advance the story, and it does tend to be repetitive.
As for the button pressing on companion abilities:
Somehow, I always managed to confirm by just clicking somewhere on the screen, if there was only one option. It's a click, but no mouse movement necessary.
Edit: After hearing that not all necromancers are cult followers, I kinda want to encounter one you can actually just talk with.
Preferably with at least halfway sane reasons.
Healers, Enchanters, and Evokers can't become Chosen -- it's mentioned in the lore of the game (a discussion w/ Katie IIRC). The "spark" that lets them wield magic occupies the same slot that Chosen use to gain power from their deity. So Katie, Emily, and Dylan are going to remain independent.
Thanks. I managed to miss every single one of the first block - and if the chosen upgrade on bella was supposed to be somehow noticeable or visible, I also missed that.
Only the first entry of the first block exists in the game on this site. We're at 0.5, those other entries show up n 0.6.2.
Yeah, I'm upgrading Katie, Bella and Kitsune in the current walk towards public release.
Same, never brought both wifey and Dylan on the same trip, and with him never upgrading the armor just seemed to work better so I never ended up proccing Dylan and Katie's convos
I dunno, the MC isn't the most reasonable character at times, either.
Get more health. Around 80ish strength, I noticed I survived the end-of-turn poison application (it might happen earlier, I sort of went from high 60s to low 80s is a day or two). Dylan can almost completely repair your damage in-between.The only reason to use heals if you take damage, and with poison killing you anyways if you don't win in one board, the prevailing tactic seems to be bursting them down? Reminds me a bit of Path of Exile. :/
I dunno, the MC isn't the most reasonable character at times, either.
So if they met someone and the conversation went like "yeah, sorry about the mass murder thing, but you play the game and take your chances. Wasn't all that out of place in my time. "...
"Anyways, I don't really want the world to end. And I'm still pissed at [that other guy] who stole one of my favourite bodies 120 years ago".
Ah, well, guess I just have something for "bad guys" with understandable reasons.
The current op build is rage+cluster. I myself lean more toward shield+lightning, but that's low damage and makes many fights last longer.
Best you can do is experiment, and pick what you like best though.I wonder if rage is meant to give you extra damage on shields? Cluster + Rage is just way too obvious - wouldn't know why I'd ever go for straight damage on the higher levels.The current op build is rage+cluster. I myself lean more toward shield+lightning, but that's low damage and makes many fights last longer.
It can get a bit grindy, but don't bother upgrading charisma. You get shit load of free points just showing. You can upgrade strength by reading the books you buy in the librairy (read them while you have a coffee). You can also get points in the gym. Your stats will go up real quick that way
If memory serves, only 15points are needed for now for swordsmanship, but I'm not sure what Droid Productions ' plan is for later
Tagging him so he can answer that better 
