HTML Masters of Raana [v0.8.3.6d] [GrimDark]
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And that was 0.8.2.3c, huh. Well, I stand corrected as that must of been a change within the last year., I'm not following the game as closely as I once did so that was a change I definitely missed . Thanks for setting me straight.
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If you pick Adora from the Expert slaver (Slave owner trait) she gets a bunch of custom dialogues, a tweaked background, some scripted traits and a very small quest revolving around your missing brother. That quest is open to all tiers.
If you buy Adora from the auctions, she keeps her name, most of her original background, her scenes and her personality. There is no quest, however, and no mention of your past together. She is like any other randie.
What happened to the town hall dudes who would "test" your slaves value btw? Haven't seen them around in a while
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They were removed when the new slave auction opened in Watery Eyes.
Most, if not all, of those traits are essentially just money, which may make a difference for speedrun optimisation or something. This may change if new content is timed.
Maybe hunter can get unique stuff from the secret spot. Maybe the slave quest has something special. Maybe it will even be relevant (=best in slot / extra buffs). We will see.
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The Expert traits give you a lot of skill points that can be grinded up regardless of what choice you make. Their special boon is the unique trait that color your playthrough and adds replayability.
You can be a captain (expert soldier) in one game and buddy up with Lt. Corso (new combat class NPC), a crafter with great connections in another (expert businessman) or really enjoy Adora Sanor in a third.
The features themselves are not locked to a specific class, Corso and Adora are hirable in all playthroughs, it's just that their RP tag is missing (unique dialogues and minor scripted events).
Scenes and personalities are the same in all games:
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Oh, the slave quest does have a very special (combat-oriented) reward.
Not in my experience. I subscribed for awhile and for sure you get a lot of extra if you play tier 2 but public version is still very good and very playable.
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What it does give you is something that's difficult to get any other way and tough (and potentially expensive!) to grind: Bondage and Flagellation. You get an extra 25 Bondage and 15 Flagellation from taking that third tier, and those stats you can't just raise on the Attributes and Skills tab.
I think he put a lot of thought into it, I've not yet decided on any 'must have' picks, though there are those I'm definitely more inclined to pick. 'Expert' soldier seemed the best to me until I realized only the cheap Ammo Pack merc is not obsolete in about thirty days, which is what it usually takes me to get everyone outfitted in Duraplate and with Coilguns at the very least.
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No, if you don't have it you won't even miss it. It basically amounts to one free scripted slave (with a full pic set) and a gun you can do without. There's enough scripted slaves with full sets now and quite a few unique randoms with limited pic sets.
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It's about to drop for Tier-3 in next few days (quite possibly tomorrow) so I'd guess he's still on track for a late February public release as planned.
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Beat people up and take their stuff!
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Get in a bounty a day, every day, and keep the forts on Marston Avenue and Stokke Hills clear (they are recurring targets). There's also a recurring target in the upper left of Watery Eyes (a lone freebooter with a rifle you can sell) and another in the lower left of Stokke Hills. Take those out ASAP so you keep getting more, also make sure you take at least one alive to sell from every battle if you can. Do the quick easy quests as soon as practicable and don't waste money on anything you don't need until you all have Duraplate. I considered the old house upgrades and Rebecca as things worth spending on, but not much else except Combat Armor as the first step to Duraplate. I've not yet decided which house upgrades I'll prioritize in the newest versions, I can't get much farther than the character creation as I can't decide what I want to play most!
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House upgrades are definitely more of a long term project in the latest version considering how many of them there are and how expensive some of the upgrades are. Personally I would focus on the yard options first, especially your first workshop and the Gazebo (specifically for pool parties).