Unity Mad Island [v0.31] [E-made+]
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maybe at the desert at the oasis there's a coconut tree there, don't know i still haven't tried yet
is there any else to do after finishing all quest, build a base, got all npc/monster and having sex thousand times?
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Could always do the classic "number go up" tism and put down as many hell totems as you can make then fight until you're uber high level.
Hang more native girls from nooses
Get tons of inventory expansion pouches from farming the kangaroo thing.
Make more android abominations that shoot lasers.
No, not particularly. Do all the quests, lament that you can't crush Little with a large rock, and play other games for a year until there are more updates.
Even modding is just build stuff I think, right now.
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There is an island south east and northwest of your starting position that have Palm trees, which after cutting down only respawn after loading a game.
Instead of wood you'll get Coconuts from them
Without exploits is there any actual way to get up to the mountain top where you labeled 4. Resource Base?
Cause from what I can see there are invisible walls all around it so its basically impossible to get up there normally without turning off invisible walls in the debug settings or using speed hacks to launch yourself up there.
Its pretty nice up there. Its flat and spacious with lots of trees, bushes, and mostly deer with 1 bear. Lots of resources right in the middle of your base on reload, and a nice location to roleplay as a isolated protected settlement. Also spawns only low level enemies around level 8-10. Only down side is there is no where to build a decoy chokepoint to funnel enemies into a trap / killzone camp so that you can carry bodies / loot without having to constantly teleport back and forth.
I was hoping the little beach area on the left could serve as the guard camp since it looked like there would a ramp leading up to the mountain top there but all the cliffs there have invisible walls. And even if you turn off the invisible walls its still quite an annoying run up the side of the mountain without speed hacks.
The only other isolated mountain top I found that look like a good defensible roleplaying camp is the trapdoor area behind the cyborg lab, but that place has barely has any resources and there is no where to build a guard camp to consistently funnel raids to without raiders just spawning in the middle of your settlement.
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my personal favorite place for a base is here (marked with a blue star)
The upper dark patch of earth is actually a small lake and the lower one is a dumb from the southern bases.
It's located both diretcly at the swamp and the ruins an is pretty much in the middle of the island (which makes fast travelling around quiet affordable)... use Platforms for the main base and build some killing rooms on the ground to be golden
The upper dark patch of earth is actually a small lake and the lower one is a dumb from the southern bases.
It's located both diretcly at the swamp and the ruins an is pretty much in the middle of the island (which makes fast travelling around quiet affordable)... use Platforms for the main base and build some killing rooms on the ground to be golden
I couldn't find a way up to the left mountain top without exploits but I did find a way to get on the right side. Not as large and not as many resources or animals. But it does fit criteria of being manually accessible without exploits, without hostile animals / monster respawning in the middle, and a good place to place a decoy / guard camp without the raiders spawning in the middle of your settlement that you can actually walk from and too. Close to an iron mine so that you can get iron and gold anytime.
Only major downside is level 20-25ish raiders instead of the minimum level 8-13 raiders on the left mount side, and you got to do a lot of round about running to get to your base if don't plan to teleport when coming from elsewhere.
Only major downside is level 20-25ish raiders instead of the minimum level 8-13 raiders on the left mount side, and you got to do a lot of round about running to get to your base if don't plan to teleport when coming from elsewhere.
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I just wish I could find a damn fnickers to get her in the first place
The spawns are unfortunately random it seems, so even being able to get her is a roll of the dice.
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A bit. Looks kind of similar to a stick and spawns on the beaches. Run along the beach a while, it'll be random but you'll eventually find it.
Just run along the shore line next to the desert on the upper left.
You can use the /run + number command to run faster if you don't want to cheat too much and see where the spawn locations are.
Otherwise you can just type /get food_fnickers_01 to get one.
I built my first base in my first playthrough in the "South Mine" right next to the entrance that is next to the woman only village. I had a male only guard camp at the entrance of the cave outside to deal with raids, and as a storage area for loot / bodies.
It is definitely very feasible and will prevent raids if you have a person with a decoy amulet inside the cave.
Note that you can't put your blue base flag inside a cave even with the block building option disable in the debug settings, so if you want to keep your other main character protected from random patrols or respawning animals, you would have to do the /change exploit to manually move them inside and then quickly swap to your other main character to set their location otherwise they will try to walk out.
I wasn't aware that they stopped working when I was in the mine since whenever I went to harvest boxes and other work buildings there was always a ton of stuff. But the again I spent a lot of time in the mine so I might of not realized that I should of had more stuff when I was adventuring outside of the cave. But from what I could see when I had all the names turned on the villagers were still moving around in the cave even though I was outside it.
The only annoying thing was the bats and the Angler (Purple Ore) monster constantly respawning every time you went in and out of the cave. And I went in and out a lot cause I was moving captured natives and loot from the entrance of the cave into the cave. Especially at night time when I would do night time surprise sex kidnapping raids on the Women Only Village, and Loli Village.
So every few seconds all my villagers were running around killing bats, and a lot of them would get knocked out by the Angler that was nearby.
I eventually just spawn trapped the Anglers with 3-4 huts, and put traps to kill them. But I have a bit of OCD / hoarder syndrome where I have to go collect every bit of loot whether I need it or not. So the cave was driving me nuts cause I would just constantly waste time running around my entire village collecting all the bones and purple ore every time I entered the cave. Which is why I went on an a pretty extensive hunt for an area outside that was isolated without any hostile enemies to build a base.
You also had to build a ton of torches otherwise you line of sight would be obscured by the gray darkness fog.
I tended to ignore the rocks and built around them because they respawn, and just left them as decorations. Though they do occassionally cause path finding issues, so not exactly optimal.
Another annoying this is when you built houses inside the cave, and then you build houses outside like at the entrance on top of the mountain, the internal area of the houses would overlap since all internal house cells share the same dimension and only seems to factor in x, y plane coordinates and not z plane (3d height) coordinates. Which then made NPCs get trapped or disappear. Because their AI would detect a door from another house as the closest door and they would keep trying to walk to that one instead of the door of the house that they are actually in.
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This genre is called "Open World Survival Craft" on Steam. Plenty of non-pornographic games in this genre, but porn games like that are more rare. Some suggestions:
Wicked Island is 3d and looks pretty good. I haven't tried it yet.
Tacarasu might be this. I haven't seen it either.
Ecchi & Craft and Global Mutation are side-scrollers like Terraria, so they have that much less freedom.
NSFW Island Survival wants to be this. If it survives a dozen version updates and stops being an asset flip.
Some other games with "survival" or "island" in their name might fit the genre too. But they're usually RPGM, which makes the whole experience rather meh. Check out Nekotto Island.
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That's because it's only reachable by descending from the higher ground.