That's almost identical to my Rise build except I decided to drop Attractive in favor of Tough. A pacifist build might also be interesting for a Rise play through except that I'm not sure some of the hardest fights are even theoretically possible if you do that. You could always skip those though. Master Tactician would still be useful but Master of War and the Stryker implant would both be entirely useless.
Yes, I think that you are right again. Tough is a much better option than attractive for the long term, as attractive is only really helpful during early game and not needed after plastic surgery.
Yeah Teen subduer is one of those that's kind of nice to have but not really mandatory. I like it just because it makes girls like Rebecca and Aria melt like butter. But like you I can't really think of too many options for what else I would take if I skipped it. Crafter? Wouldn't be enough to matter unless I also took Business skill classes. Wildborn? I guess better hunting is ok but I'd rather have easier sex with teens.
And it works great!
Absolutely. Imma get right on that actually. I've neglected the entire workshop while literally banging the feminism out of these slaves.
I just never needed it as as button, because science and academics are the slowest growing stats. It took me about year of game time. It's just too long even with scripts. I had a day function something like this:
async function day()
{
await clickButton('Continue');
await morngingBJ();
await workAcademy();
await historicalSoc();
await trainSomething();
await clickButton('Conclude day');
}
The Linemod? You can enable it in the public version too I think by going to page two of Options/Game Settings and enabling Linemod.
I guess, that means that I'm not blind, just slow
It is the built-in Linemod as mentioned by Clemency.
Maybe you could consider making this button part of the mod?
async function saveToDisk()
{
SugarCube.Save.export("MoR "+SugarCube.State.active.variables.pcFirstName+" Day"+SugarCube.State.active.variables.days+" Time"+SugarCube.State.active.variables.daycount);
}linkButton("saveToDisk", saveToDisk)<button id="saveToDisk" class="macro-button">Save to disk</button>
There is probably a good reason why you can not save at any time of the game. So this is potentially a game breaking feature, I definitely won't add that and I won't add or change anything else at least till the next update because my playthrough is done and motivation is gone.
I'm sad to hear that, but still very happy that you shared the mod and did an extra mile effort to make it blend in with the game.
Some of her options aren't implemented yet so you may want to keep a save from before you try any of her options. Then you can see what happens with what's implemented so far and reload if you want to wait for the rest of her stuff to be implemented.
1.) Money. Money is extremely easy with Workshop now. You build Workshop, you upgrade it, especially the upgrade on the top part. You assign your most disciplined random generic slaves to it, preferably those with Workaholic trait, you assign a foreman with good intelligence. You set it to Manufacturing. You wait one day and the next day the Production Points would have been generated. You buy discounted steel, wood, fasteners, or durasteel from Aimee's Goods in Stokke Hills. You use the production points to produce the items on the first page. Knives. Rifles. You sell the knives in the market beside your house. You sell rifles and auto rifles every 7 days or when you stockpiled enough to Hamah Bay because it sells more there. Hamah Bay is accessed via the port in Darkmere, past Imogen's Barrow. You spend money to earn more money. Assigning NPCs to Workshop involves going to the Jobs and Titles part of NPC Menu and going to page 3 or 4 of the Jobs part, clicking the <- -> options.
I find that the quickest path to money in this game is capturing and selling slaves and then building a workshop when you scrounge up enough money for it. I just started a new game today and was able to afford my first workshop on day 11, mostly from selling captured slaves and this is with a non combat build (10 melee and 25 ranged to start).
Once you unlock the palace there's a mind wipe drug (I forget what it's called) that you can use to remove almost all traits from anyone. They keep unique traits like Shadowborn/Greenthumb/etc. I think Scavenger is also safe as well as some if not all physical traits. But attention whore you can get rid of, shamefast, perverted, nympho, feminist, etc. I'm not sure about malevolent but you can remove that by assigning someone who has the pure trait as a slave master for them like Caitlyn or Rifle Savant.
Slave captures is what you want to do with mercs. You don't have to hire them all if you don't want to. Some of them have the scavenger trait which makes them good for bringing in merch if you make them scavengers.
That option is still there but the method you do it has changed. You do it from inside your house now. Go to NPC menu inside your house. Click on the person you want to get surgery. Click on Actions, and then Doctor's Hall. You can also give people health implants now if you want as well.
You don't have to keep him around if you don't want to. You could just pick him up, do his quest, and dismiss him. Or get him killed if you want.
It's a sandbox game so you can pretty much play it however you want. You can focus on combat and slave trading if you want, you could be a lowly factory worker, or pretty much anything else you might think of as long as you don't run out of money and go bankrupt.