lol ur now expressing the next level of butthurt / loserr congratz guess what no one cares what u have to bitch and cry about if u wanted to say somthing about the game you can say anytime you want instead of crying when you see other people give legit pointers lolollolol you cant even comprehend the advise i was giving bet you dont know what a value even is< and again nop cares waht you think about my name only a complete bitch boi soyboi what try to "hurt my feelings" by saying that shit loserr hard rr on the loserrrrr
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This is driving me insane there's ZERO indication of which Merc/Household member is good at scavenging. I figured I would assign Mercs that I'm either not using or are currently injured to scavenge so that they could bring in a passive income while they heal but somehow there's no way to know who's good at it and who's bad. Ansel has all low stats compared to Ayden but Ayden can only scavenge 1 Merchandise a day and Ansel can scavenge 8.
Quoting you to show how you made a false claim is "butthurt"? I don't think you know what that word means. You certainly aren't using it correctly..
You didn't give "legit pointers". You gave a long list of things you wanted the developer to change to fit your vision of the game. That's the point. That is not a review but rather a list of demands.
I can't comprehend much of what you try to type. That is certainly true. I'm not in the minority on that, by the way.
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The Space Marine will take you on lucrative scavenging trips when you hang out with him sometimes.
I'm not familiar with the scavenging skills of the mercs as the kids find all I could ever need (along with that plundered in combat of course) and I've ended up with a pile of 20k merchandise I'll never be able to finish.
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My Mr Doyle Turned into a second Armand. Maybe it's tax season in Ikaanos and he is helping out? Guess it's just a Doyle bug. I hope he's not hurting my income now that he's an Armand clone. Any thoughts on this Grim? Oh and as a positive I'm really impressed with the depth of the world building. I hope we have the chance to take more classes and listen to Lectures by Professor Wolfe. Oh and more pentagram mind tampering cult stories. That picture/mirror creature is cool AF.When I load your save, Doyle is back to normal, Aimee's Goods is still there and I can enter the retreat. Did you send me the correct save or are we talking about pure site-based data corruption here?
+1. The amount of threads to pull and expand is really well done. Lot's of different areas the game is moving into.
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That is one long text message, my dude. If you want to make it easier to train skills then just alter them with the cheat codes. The rest of us will grind a little and don't mind at all. Put your ideas on discord and not in a block of text. And can we have robot baby zebra pets and I would like the slaves all to be scratch and sniff so I can scratch the screen and know what they smell like and please give MC a jetpack and Lovisa unicorn pajama bottoms ktnxbi.
I may be mistaken but I think putting a slave in the Arena Training will raise dex over time. Don't quote me on that. Maybe a yoga studio will open up in Crows in the future.
Over time the more expensive Mercs will save you money because they supply their own ammo. Ayden, Black Guard & Space Marine. Free plasma gun ammo when you equip Space Marine and Black Guard with them. Nice. You can also save on ammo if you kill the easy bad guys with melee weapons. Enya is best used for her detailed sexy time scenes. But you probably already knew all that.
Question for you "TENA MUR EXAM DUB ADROWA" - I thought I was a decent cipher cracker. Maybe I just need a good night sleep? I'm thinking you have to remove some extra letters and reverse the order? A WORD A BUD MAXE RUMANET - Nope. I don't want it solved just a little breadcrumb of a clue to solve it. Cheers. Oh and Man 276 melee?! - you're grinding hard mydude.
Is there a reason to upgrade Michelle Wolfe's basement before adding her to your household since you lose access to it as soon as you do that? Is it just a quick but expensive way to boost her affection?
That's nice but are there even any enemies in the game that would currently even require the use of plasma weapons?
Do enemies consistently get harder or there any end game enemies anywhere that would require a large amount of melee or gun skills? Or is pointless to keep increasing them after a certain amount.
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You don't want to get hit by coilguns, those can crit and that gets messy. Two plasma guns firing for you by elite shooters first round pretty much ensures you'll take down the leader of the Highwaymen of Darkmere and the King of the Ceilor Forest Raiders before they fire. Tendstims cost money too, so reducing damage by removing shooters against you saves money.
You're going to be fighting these guys pretty much every three or so days and you want to be efficient in defeating them; mercs with ammo packs also allow you to train up lesser mercs and slave girls by taking out any true dangers to them before they fire.
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I think there's an extra damage bonus at ~140 but after that it doesn't matter. Everything over about 100 seems to be an auto hit, so I often move on to train up another after I reach that.
I'm building an army, and my mercs and slave girls are my cadre.
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Just the quick but expensive affection-boost. (Many a player would like to keep that dwelling for later use. No success so far.)
No, and I believe the next public update (0.8.1.4) will include Bud and the Rifle Savant. Aiko, Dexter and Felix will be added in the next couple updates after that one.
That has been posted on the discord channel and I think Grim fixed it. Not sure if he uploaded a recent public version of 0.8.1.3 with the fix. Join the discord and ask there.
I can confirm 8.1.4 does indeed include Bud and Rifle Savant
I was thinking a bit about the way books and courses work in the game currently and had an idea that might make it more viable to play a lower intelligence build without making intelligence unimportant. Instead of having intelligence increase your chances of getting maximum value out of a book or a class, why not make it so you always get max value out of them but intelligence determines how long it takes to complete?
At 70ish intelligence it could take as long as it currently does. Then you have a sliding scale based on how much below that you are which increases the time it takes to complete. So it might take 10x as long at an intelligence of 10, but you'd still eventually get the max benefit from it. Maybe below a certain threshold you also have to hire a tutor to get max benefit.
That would also make it reasonable to read something other than a science or academics book early in the game or take a bondage class or something.
The way it works now, there is sometimes a pretty stark difference between getting minimum vs maximum value out of a book or a class. So it's pretty pointless to ever read a book or take a class that does not raise intelligence until you get your intelligence up around 70.
I haven't checked to see if it's possible to get one of the skills required to teach at the academy high enough to teach there if you start with a build that has the minimum possible intelligence and minimum values for academics, science, and medicine. Would it be viable to eventually just push your intelligence up by teaching classes even if you had to suffer through getting minimal gains from all the intelligence related books and courses? Or would the law of averages pretty much guarantee that you got enough minimum value rolls to make it impossible to reach a high enough threshold to ever teach a class? Are there ways to raise it in areas that are gated off by influence? I haven't gotten that far yet, I keep running out of money.
Edit: I think I may have found an answer to the low intelligence build in the wiki. I haven't tried it yet so not sure how viable it is, but according to the wiki it looks like this could be used to raise intelligence early on if you start with a low value:
- SpaceBall event (Arrange Event > ENSYS night) - 20% chance to increase INT up to a maximum of 70.
- By completing an RPG campaign (Arrange Event > RPG night)
- By completing Ayden's RPG campaign
At 70ish intelligence it could take as long as it currently does. Then you have a sliding scale based on how much below that you are which increases the time it takes to complete. So it might take 10x as long at an intelligence of 10, but you'd still eventually get the max benefit from it. Maybe below a certain threshold you also have to hire a tutor to get max benefit.
That would also make it reasonable to read something other than a science or academics book early in the game or take a bondage class or something.
The way it works now, there is sometimes a pretty stark difference between getting minimum vs maximum value out of a book or a class. So it's pretty pointless to ever read a book or take a class that does not raise intelligence until you get your intelligence up around 70.
I haven't checked to see if it's possible to get one of the skills required to teach at the academy high enough to teach there if you start with a build that has the minimum possible intelligence and minimum values for academics, science, and medicine. Would it be viable to eventually just push your intelligence up by teaching classes even if you had to suffer through getting minimal gains from all the intelligence related books and courses? Or would the law of averages pretty much guarantee that you got enough minimum value rolls to make it impossible to reach a high enough threshold to ever teach a class? Are there ways to raise it in areas that are gated off by influence? I haven't gotten that far yet, I keep running out of money.
Edit: I think I may have found an answer to the low intelligence build in the wiki. I haven't tried it yet so not sure how viable it is, but according to the wiki it looks like this could be used to raise intelligence early on if you start with a low value:
- SpaceBall event (Arrange Event > ENSYS night) - 20% chance to increase INT up to a maximum of 70.
- By completing an RPG campaign (Arrange Event > RPG night)
- By completing Ayden's RPG campaign
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I don't think it's possible to just do low intelligence and low Science and Academics and push your way through. But apparently it's possible to arrange events at home that have the possibility of increasing intelligence. So you could do that and get the max gain out of the skill books which would be enough to reach the required skill level to teach a class.
Yeah I haven't tried it yet but just started a low int build to test it out. Will see how it goes.
Honestly at this point it seems like the best start is probably as high as you can for intelligence. Like I literally don't understand why they decided to make it next to impossible to consistently raise but every intelligence increase seems to be a one and done. Where as strength, dexterity, and stamina can all be increased at home. Not sure about willpower but I did get random increase working in the academy. But intelligence is next to impossible to get a decent raise.