I think he does get stronger with each loss, I tried to get him to ntr most of the party (I was trying to see if I could make him take maria but nothing happened with that obviously) but he started doing 50 something to the mc but I think after the 3/4 time he started to doing over 70 dmg, almost two shotting most of my lvl 11/12 party members aside from my stat edited mc.
[Makura cover soft] Dungeon and Bride
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north-east of town, when going through the cave use the board to go straight across the water that is in the area in front of the cave entrance.
GamingSavant
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Decided to do a write-up from observation to judge on what starting/possibly final class for MC are viable and rank them accordingly from best to worst:
S Rank:
-Assassin: God tier. Highest attack in the game, can use really strong daggers that are typically easy to access and sneak attack, bows, chakrams, etc. Thieving skills are a bonus so you can free up the rest of your party from that role and take it on yourself. With it as a starting class, you can Counter-Death combo to potentially insta-kill enemies on counter-attacks, and on top of that Assassin gets bare handed proficiency so you can just swing with your fists if you lack better options (and kill instantly with them). Only downside is to get this at start of the game with Counter, you need basically a 40 bonus point buy or higher, or you won't get it due to high minimum stats. Other than that, Alchemy spells are an additional plus.
A Rank:
-Dervish/Spellblade: similar to Assassin but an offensive jack of all trades character that can cast useful spells like Blizzard or use MP for utility Spirit spells. Also gets the Death skill for instant kills, so having this as your starter is a solid choice for the entire game.
-Fighter: MC's default class, and as plain jane as it is, it's one of the better all-rounders in the game. Can use nearly every weapon, equip the heaviest armors, and you get the highest HP gain per level-up, which is insanely important on your main character.
-Lord: Fighter+; this class is designed around tanking and a bit less worldly than the Fighter, but with the Holy magic utility you can help keep the rest of the party alive and protect members that are otherwise vulnerable to many attacks, such as bullying from enemies that want to capture and pin certain heroines. If you take this as a starter you get Counter, which helps you tank and do damage simultaneously.
-Monk: Unlike the heroines, no one's gonna give two shits about you running around in your underwear punching all the baddies, an Monks do respectable damage and stunning per turn. As a starter it's whatever, due to the fact that everything they learn is basically what MC can learn as a Fighter from level 1 anyway (including Counter). Holy magic is w/e cuz you're only using it to heal or damage ghost enemies instead of twiddling your thumbs.
B Rank:
-Thief: Not a great class tbh compared to Assassin, but an extremely vital role to any party cuz of 90% of loot locked behind trapped chests, even enemy drops. You also overlap with Max in the beginning, making this a less stellar starting option, but By taking the role yourself you free up your slot to be filled by literally anything else in the party, including having a heroine take on the fighter role, extra mage, etc.
-Pirate: You're basically a Blacksmith but with some thieving bonuses in your toolset, but you get high HP and decent attack power, which is always nice.
-Summoner: Someone has to take on this role if you're gonna bother with summons at all, and it might as well be you, especially if you can fit the bill from level 1 and start making contracts. Weapon choices aren't really great tbh, especially early on, but your main goal is making contracts so you can summon them later for stronger minions; we all want that awesome Black Dragon, don't lie.
-Priest: A solid frontliner that can equip a few weapons with Medium Range to bonk enemies in row 2 that are hiding behind frontliners, and as a plus side you get plenty of Holy spells to help support your party, and the amazing "instakill Undead" skill, which would be way more useful if the game had more undead (it does not).
-Bishop: A priest with worse armor options but better offensive spells; decent trade off, and some medium ranged staves exist that do high melee damage, so not a terrible choice.
-Bard: Bard's fun. Whether it's very good is a different story, but you can do a few different things, such as acting as party thief, party caster, or supporter. Some instruments do fun things like spell attacks, sleep, giving the Accumulate effect on party members, etc. You are in essence a Thief with spellcasting and a fun mechanic with instruments.
C Rank:
-Smith: If equipment broke more frequently, I'd consider this class to be important, but it doesn't, and you can usually just spend paltry amounts of gold instead. Otherwise you're just a bruiser with limited armor and weapons; just take Fighter.
-Hunter: There's a lot of solid bows, and even more solid candidates for Hunter besides you. Max needs something to do if you replaced him as party thief, so he's better suited for this role tbh. The summoning aspect doesn't do much if you don't have a Summoner making contracts (Gee, wonder which job you should consider taking instead?)
-Druid: Phenomenal class marred by extremely limited equipment. It's a solid bruiser with Alchemy spells to back you up (best utility spells in the game are all Alchemy related), but you'll more than likely prefer the extra options other front liners can provide (or hell, backliners).
-Mage/Sorcerer/Alchemist: Look. Liselle can't change classes, and she's a mandatory Mage in your party. Filling out this role yourself, especially early in the game, means sacrificing your other mandatory party slot to another caster and filling out the rest with non-casters. I'm not saying you can't easily do it, but you're cutting a lot of options from yourself, and in games like this you're better off with just one pure caster and filling out the rest with hybrids and one priest/bishop.
D Rank:
- Valkyrie: The only D rank for the Hero, because he can't be one. Sexist-ass hentai ahh game.
S Rank:
-Assassin: God tier. Highest attack in the game, can use really strong daggers that are typically easy to access and sneak attack, bows, chakrams, etc. Thieving skills are a bonus so you can free up the rest of your party from that role and take it on yourself. With it as a starting class, you can Counter-Death combo to potentially insta-kill enemies on counter-attacks, and on top of that Assassin gets bare handed proficiency so you can just swing with your fists if you lack better options (and kill instantly with them). Only downside is to get this at start of the game with Counter, you need basically a 40 bonus point buy or higher, or you won't get it due to high minimum stats. Other than that, Alchemy spells are an additional plus.
A Rank:
-Dervish/Spellblade: similar to Assassin but an offensive jack of all trades character that can cast useful spells like Blizzard or use MP for utility Spirit spells. Also gets the Death skill for instant kills, so having this as your starter is a solid choice for the entire game.
-Fighter: MC's default class, and as plain jane as it is, it's one of the better all-rounders in the game. Can use nearly every weapon, equip the heaviest armors, and you get the highest HP gain per level-up, which is insanely important on your main character.
-Lord: Fighter+; this class is designed around tanking and a bit less worldly than the Fighter, but with the Holy magic utility you can help keep the rest of the party alive and protect members that are otherwise vulnerable to many attacks, such as bullying from enemies that want to capture and pin certain heroines. If you take this as a starter you get Counter, which helps you tank and do damage simultaneously.
-Monk: Unlike the heroines, no one's gonna give two shits about you running around in your underwear punching all the baddies, an Monks do respectable damage and stunning per turn. As a starter it's whatever, due to the fact that everything they learn is basically what MC can learn as a Fighter from level 1 anyway (including Counter). Holy magic is w/e cuz you're only using it to heal or damage ghost enemies instead of twiddling your thumbs.
B Rank:
-Thief: Not a great class tbh compared to Assassin, but an extremely vital role to any party cuz of 90% of loot locked behind trapped chests, even enemy drops. You also overlap with Max in the beginning, making this a less stellar starting option, but By taking the role yourself you free up your slot to be filled by literally anything else in the party, including having a heroine take on the fighter role, extra mage, etc.
-Pirate: You're basically a Blacksmith but with some thieving bonuses in your toolset, but you get high HP and decent attack power, which is always nice.
-Summoner: Someone has to take on this role if you're gonna bother with summons at all, and it might as well be you, especially if you can fit the bill from level 1 and start making contracts. Weapon choices aren't really great tbh, especially early on, but your main goal is making contracts so you can summon them later for stronger minions; we all want that awesome Black Dragon, don't lie.
-Priest: A solid frontliner that can equip a few weapons with Medium Range to bonk enemies in row 2 that are hiding behind frontliners, and as a plus side you get plenty of Holy spells to help support your party, and the amazing "instakill Undead" skill, which would be way more useful if the game had more undead (it does not).
-Bishop: A priest with worse armor options but better offensive spells; decent trade off, and some medium ranged staves exist that do high melee damage, so not a terrible choice.
-Bard: Bard's fun. Whether it's very good is a different story, but you can do a few different things, such as acting as party thief, party caster, or supporter. Some instruments do fun things like spell attacks, sleep, giving the Accumulate effect on party members, etc. You are in essence a Thief with spellcasting and a fun mechanic with instruments.
C Rank:
-Smith: If equipment broke more frequently, I'd consider this class to be important, but it doesn't, and you can usually just spend paltry amounts of gold instead. Otherwise you're just a bruiser with limited armor and weapons; just take Fighter.
-Hunter: There's a lot of solid bows, and even more solid candidates for Hunter besides you. Max needs something to do if you replaced him as party thief, so he's better suited for this role tbh. The summoning aspect doesn't do much if you don't have a Summoner making contracts (Gee, wonder which job you should consider taking instead?)
-Druid: Phenomenal class marred by extremely limited equipment. It's a solid bruiser with Alchemy spells to back you up (best utility spells in the game are all Alchemy related), but you'll more than likely prefer the extra options other front liners can provide (or hell, backliners).
-Mage/Sorcerer/Alchemist: Look. Liselle can't change classes, and she's a mandatory Mage in your party. Filling out this role yourself, especially early in the game, means sacrificing your other mandatory party slot to another caster and filling out the rest with non-casters. I'm not saying you can't easily do it, but you're cutting a lot of options from yourself, and in games like this you're better off with just one pure caster and filling out the rest with hybrids and one priest/bishop.
D Rank:
- Valkyrie: The only D rank for the Hero, because he can't be one. Sexist-ass hentai ahh game.
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Progenitor
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On the bright side I was right: the location to progress the Sylph questline is the Plateau on Penske Pass after getting the ladder, the dialogue in the inn continues after an event triggers there.
It's either a feature or my game glitched, but I made a second Sylph after my initial one because I made her an Assassin with the Evil alignment which meant I couldn't make her a Spellblade later. Made a new Sylph to manage that but the quest progression won't trigger with that second one. Only my original Sylph progressed the marriage path.
Dorias94
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Sorry I've other question, Where I found the board? I'm really stuck in this place, I'm supposed to go to Northrop, so I can get the erase magic.
I'm pretty sure that the board is locked in the locked shack that you walk by to get to seagull village. You need the silver key from the arena to open it so make sure that you have it in your inventory before using unlock in front of the door.
Dorias94
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NutInShell
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someone above mentioned that you need to have a pair of rings that are the same.
yeah, he takes over hawk wing after linus and is supposed to be one of the rivals you can run into
presumably the wild bull events are supposed to incorporate Eric a bit more
the issue with both the rivals and the monsters is that Makura rushed the core game out the door complete but left the rivals and monster sex in the literal same state as the demo so they're totally underdeveloped, it's very obvious from the code there is meant to be more content and more of both but the other rivals are not in and the capture scenes don't play properly except for a couple because they were coded for the demo
LordFrz
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Ive been able to open and extract them with translator++ with the kikiri plugin. It misses some of the text that needs translations itself. But it can be used to extract the files with no changes, then recombine into a patch.xp3 later.
Mr.khoa
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i managed to dig up an old program from 2009 called 'crage' and it extracts them perfectly but i spent a few hours too many trying to figure out how to get xebit's files in particular open one afternoon
_Hori_
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Can someonee tell spoil me about everthing about utilities tools that can be found in the game like the power bracelet, ladder, and boat I cant seem to find them, Im really having a hard time in finding those things. so far i only found magic bridge after playing around 3-5 hrs i think
just found out Riselle cam be grappled by the headless type monsters gives a pretty cool scene
GamingSavant
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So after speed running a scene with Max and Dwarf, I found out what a certain NPC that points out Male sex stats said is true: Max sucks at sex lmao. Despite having had sex over (according to statistics from Eva in Northrop) over 200+ times, his satisfaction rating is low and his performance is rated "Poor" lmao.
am I missing something in Hotel Queen? Ive been here for well over an hour... I cant leave and I cant get a key that lets me continue... Ive tried searching everywhere...