About the only way to get the alliance without giving up anything is to make sure to help out Big Dick every chance you get. Basically every supply cycle. So if Emily has restocked then remember to head over and help Big Dick.
RPGM Maids & Masters [v0.23.3] [The Mithril Hourglass]
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Had to restart my game. And I can't go to the north road to go to Lothario's Estate. Is there something I am missing or is it a bug?
They're only around during the Grow unless you have the trophy they give you.
If you didn't get the trophy intending to come back later, they'll show back up during the next Grow.
And if you played the final version of the VX Ace version of the game, I intend to make something similar after the story is complete so you can revisit the different seasons whenever you want.
That depends on which room you're trying to get into.
If you're just trying to continue through the main story, I'm guessing you mean the attic. To get up there, go to the eastern side of the Estate's second floor, then navigate through the boxes to get to the door on the west side of the attic.
There's also a box you can push to open up a shortcut once you get on the other side of it.
There are a few different strategies. The two main ones I'd suggest are:
Use your mage-types to do damage that isn't fire element
Give your party a different elemental blessing, which will remove the fire blessing
He's not overly complex otherwise - he's just immune to fire damage.
Sorta - meow382 already pointed out the important bit, which is going to Big Dick's to do one of the mini-quests there as often as possible.
The ending you get with Archibald is based off of your overall reputation score instead of a specific "Archibald reputation," which is generally pretty difficult to raise. Giving Archibald more stuff lowers the score threshold. You can raise (or lower) your reputation during his segment, but it's only 3-4 points.
There shouldn't be any bugs there.
The only thing that transfer is checking for is whether or not Phoebe is in your party, and Phoebe is only removed from your party during repairs that early in the game. She and Melissa are added back in when you go to the Deep Wilds for more wood.
What usually happens is people cheat more Scrap Wood into their inventory to skip repairs instead of using the in-game skip, which causes them to miss the part where they go into the Deep Wilds and Ella is their only party member. Though they usually get tripped up on the rat swarm boss since Ella can't kill that many rats by herself.
If that isn't the case for you and Phoebe is in your party but you're getting that message anyway, I'd appreciate it if you could give me the specific series of events you went through before that point so I can investigate further.
i have trouble in fighting the dude in the mansion after i exited the west forest. whenever i won, the battel keep looping over and over, how can i fix this?
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That sounds like it shouldn't be happening.
Can you be more specific? Which dude at which mansion?
Unless you mean Archibald when you fight him early on during Lalita's segment. You're not supposed to be able to beat him, and that will loop forever.
The point of fighting him (aside from it serving as a tutorial for how a later fight will work if you don't manage to avoid it) is wounding his pride by wasting his time rather than winning, which gives you some reputation/affection bonuses. Once you hit 35 rounds, he'll say "Your persistence is utter madness!" and after that you'll stop getting dialogue and you've gotten everything you can if you do anything except concede at that choice.
You can also lose at any point without hitting a game over.
in other words, in the second time i fight him, i must have to loose to him then?
I was just moving north and ignoring the ones that spawned southward but then I was finding the battle line wasn't moving any further north with ones further south of where my three groups had advanced to.
I loaded my 0.21 save from after the war, but unfortunately I found the same damn bug in version 0.22 as well. So I reloaded a save from just before the last cult meeting and started this damn war all over again (thinking the bug was due to some issue that triggered during the war in the old version, and that couldn't be retroactively fixed in the new version). Unfortunately, even re-running the entire war with the new version, I still find myself with the same damn bug.
I know. You can and should ignore those, and continue to blitz north. Once you liberate estates in an area move on. Whether or not the line moves doesn't matter much. Just get your teams to the Amaira estate ASAP. I have fought through the war a good 5 or 6 times at this point. Including times when the frontline wouldn't advance. I just liberated the estates and villages I wanted to liberate and moved on. No negative outcomes. The point is to end the war fast so that there is no time for bad things to happen.
Really? That's such a bummer. Will there be visible pregnancy with scenes eventually? Also I hope there's plans to use that pregnancy permission for the maids. I could see it being a problem with most games due to party size, but given the amount of maids you have, I could totally see only the current party not being able to get pregnant, and the rest being able to, and not rejoin the party until they give birth.
How? When I try to go to the estate it tells me the frontline is too far south and won't go into that property.
If you're in the spot I think you are, yes.
If you're in a different spot, I'd need more information in order to clarify and figure out what's happening.
That's frustrating. I've tried addressing different parts of bugs like this at least five different times now.
You getting shunted onto the war map after the war is over I found and fixed, though - there was a conditional branch that was set incorrectly.
The Nithercott Servants issue I'm not able to recreate though - even using your save. They're alive no matter what method I use to get to them. Do you remember if there's a specific fast travel option you used that this happens on, or does it happen every time for you no matter which you use?
Unfortunately unlikely at this point.
I did originally want to either incorporate getting the Maids pregnant into the affection quests or add a system for it as part of the post-game (along with a bunch of other optional and side content - the events around the Estate are maybe 10% of what I really want there to be), but support for Maids & Masters has never been particularly high, and with everything else going on (both with adult gaming in particular and gaming as a whole, as well as with me personally), it's really difficult to justify adding in absolutely everything I'd like to.
There have been several points where I considered cutting the affection quests even before recent events just for the sake of being able to finish the story and call the game complete. At this point, though, it's not like pushing forward will cost me any more than it already has.
Even if development is slower than I'd like it to be, I'll still be able to at least get all of the affection quests done and still be able to hit v1.0 before the end of the year unless something catastrophic happens.
You just need a Maid squad adjacent to the location. Melissa tells you that when you try to go to locations you otherwise don't have access to.
That's the main point of moving the front line northward - being able to visit locations during the war without needing to position a squad next to where you want to go.
If you're on the "aggressive" path for Viridius (whether you chose that path or failed at negotiations), you just go through the village and around the ranch to get to the Estate to continue the story.
Once you're past that point in the story, you can visit the village during the day as normal.
That is the one where you recruit Quinn correct? Basically she asks you questions based on stuff which can be found by reading the books in the library where she is located. If reading isn't something you want to do it is very possible to brute force it. Quinn will tell you when you answered a question wrong. So just pick a different answer to the one you got wrong the last time until she says you got the right answer and then write it down until you get them all correct.