Unity Mad Island [v0.5.2 Beta] [E-made+]
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i ask abt granpa granma location
well maybe its time to buy the game if you enjoy it soo much... help author to get money so he can more update too... author are human need food need money too...
Denkader
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If you want things to make sense, you've probably picked the wrong game to play
I mean, there's *a lot* in Mad Island that makes no sense. You just gotta go with the flow, you know? Suspension of disbelief and all that.Old folks can be found in nearly every village. Just look for one of the bigger ones--the bigger the village, the more likely you'll find an old man and/or an old woman.
more question: does anyone know how to get recipe of death? and how to promote an npc, specially the native females (all type female), and big native
Only 5 out of 17 native villages have senior citizens. Closest (and lowest enemy level) is the village to the southeast of the native boss.If you want things to make sense, you've probably picked the wrong game to play
Old folks can be found in nearly every village. Just look for one of the bigger ones--the bigger the village, the more likely you'll find an old man and/or an old woman.
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1. Closest village with senior citizens from the starting beach. 7 houses, 16 people. Max villager level 19. Also has large and DLC natives.
2. Village north of the Old Guy boss (the one you need to defeat to get the Men Workbench). 3 houses, 8 people. Max villager level 31 . Also has large, small and DLC natives.
3. Village immediately north of the gold mine entrance. 7 houses, 20 people. Max villager level 33 . Also has large, small and DLC natives.
4. Village SE of the Nanachi-lookalike Trader. 2 houses, 6 people. Max villager level 36 . Also has DLC natives. Oddly doesn't seem to have Old Man Natives though. Only seen grandmas so far.
5. Village south of the entrance to the lab. 6 houses, 22 people. Max villager level 49. Also has large, small and DLC natives.
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Only 5 out of 17 native villages have senior citizens. Closest (and lowest enemy level) is the village to the southeast of the native boss.
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17 native villages ? I only found 15 where are other two ?
If i remember right you need to kill Death once. Didnt understand promote part do you mean leveling up or giving them job or something?
I think they mean going up in class into elite status. So far am only aware of two creatures that you can change into elite status: Underground woman into Sadako (by pulling a Ringu via killing her with a mandrake and dumping her into a well), and Bigfoot into Shiny Blackfur Bigfoot if you feed him humans during the taming process. And I guess Sadoko's children kinda count too since they inherit her elite status?
Rest of the elite NPCs have to be captured from raids.
Well there's also the cheaty option by using /classup or /elite, I guess.
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If you mean the bigger Bigfoot with dark fur and red glowing eyes you can only aquire him by captureing him dureing a blood rain... feeding humans have been confirmed to be wrong
how to make sadako? like feeding tamed underground girl with mandrake and how do i dump her into well?
Just have a tamed Underground Woman follow you while you have a mandrake in your inventory, and click on a well. The option to kill her will be there. She will be wild again when she comes out of the well, though, so you'll need to knock her out again and retame her. Choking her out by using R as Man works, or you could just club her. And all your other villagers are going to try to kill her, too, so make sure to do it in a safe spot.
[Guide] How to do the Reaper Raid quest and recruit Mira:
Spoiler 1: How to trigger the Quest and recruit Mira
||Step 1: Craft the Bell of Darkness from the Chaos Workbench
Step 2: Trigger the Reaper Raid and lose it. A new quest will appear at the location in the picture.
Step 3: Go to the location in the picture to meet with a Soul, trigger its quest. Carefully read the dialogue to see the hints on how to kill the Reaper and its servants.
Step 4: Gathering the Requirement Souls from the Reapers and submitting them to the Soul, turns out, she is Mira.
If you can't win with the hint, you can check the spoiler below.||
Spoiler 2: How to win the Reaper Raid
||Step 1: To prepare these items and NPCs:
. x100 Steak Meal (better option), or Vegetable Pizza (easier to farm materials)
. At least x20 Glowing Fruits (Eat to remove Faint dmg from reapers, gather more if your attack speed is slow), and Healthy Drinks (optional)
. A table to place food.
. Around 20+ Female NPC (or anyone that can use Shuriken), the more the better, level doesn't matter, give them Shuriken too.
Step 2: Set up the 100/100 Food Buffs on the table, and set up the NPCs.
Step 3: Summon the Reaper Raid again, using Decoy Charm when you summon the Reaper, so that they will target you. Lure the Reaper Servants to the Female Natives, letting them kill the Servants.
Step 4: Kite and kill the Death yourself. Either increase attack speed to spam normal attack, or use Chainsaw from the Halloween Raid Event.||
Explained the mechanic:
||. Reaper's Servants have some sort of DPS resistance, and they can only take 1 dmg regardless of attack.
. Food Buffs somehow + Direct DPS to NPCs' attacks on the Servants, allowing them to do more DPS to the Servants.
. Death can only be damaged by Mira or the Player.
Noted: The number of NPCs, weapons, and food buffs above are all optimal for the best. You can vary the number, less food, more NPCs, everything is fine! No need to follow the Guide directly.||
From the game discord guide
I got my shiny black Bigfoot by feeding him villagers (mix of live and corpses from a village while his cage was parked outside), no blood rain involved.
I also managed to replicate this using cheats by spawning in two captured Bigfeet (/get animal_bigfoot_01 1, repeated twice), then feeding one with pigs (spam pasting /get animal_pig_01 1) and the other with native women (spam pasting /get npc_gengirl_01 1), using /dawn to trigger a time change to trigger the feeding each time. The one fed with pigs tamed into a normal Bigfoot while the one fed with natives tamed into a black Bigfoot. Again, no blood rain involved.
At this point, I typed /weather 2 for blood rain, flag-ported to Bigfoot territory, and lo and behold the wild Bigfoot there was just a normal one without any black fur. I bonked him with the debug club, caged him and fed him 5 pigs, all while blood is raining, and guess what? Normal Bigfoot! So blood rain doesn't appear to have any effect on the end result.
Granted, I'm on v.4.4.6. Haven't updated to v.4.4.8 yet since the changelog only showed fixes for Workshop items/NPCs and I'm not using any mods.
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Denkader
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There's one in the north eastern corner, just above the river.
I thought the other one was the one with the hippie natives, but I believe that's the one you have marked as #9, so I'm not sure which is still missing.
Never bothered to count the villages, though, so not even sure if that number is accurate :shrug:
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There's one more near the starting beach, roughly east by northeast. Think this is the tiniest village in the game with only 2 houses and 2 people.
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