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HTML Masters of Raana [v0.8.3.9 public] [GrimDark]
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0.8.2 news!
I'm happy to announce that MoR's VIRGIN framework has been activated and will be available for testing in the next 0.8.2 Alpha release. This goes hand in hand with the random slaves engine, where virgins are now also available.
Changes
- Lovisa is now an anal and vaginal virgin when purchasing her at Kymanto Hall.
- Michelle is an anal virgin after acquiring her from the Laundry.
- Story slaves feature unique sex renders that you only get to experience once. Currently, Lovisa and Michelle are available.
- The virgin sex system is completely separate from the normal sex system and offers over 5,000 unique words of text.
- The virgin framework is Wife compatible - if you want to wait until after marriage to take your woman's virginity.
NSFW previews below!
I'm happy to announce that MoR's VIRGIN framework has been activated and will be available for testing in the next 0.8.2 Alpha release. This goes hand in hand with the random slaves engine, where virgins are now also available.
Changes
- Lovisa is now an anal and vaginal virgin when purchasing her at Kymanto Hall.
- Michelle is an anal virgin after acquiring her from the Laundry.
- Story slaves feature unique sex renders that you only get to experience once. Currently, Lovisa and Michelle are available.
- The virgin sex system is completely separate from the normal sex system and offers over 5,000 unique words of text.
- The virgin framework is Wife compatible - if you want to wait until after marriage to take your woman's virginity.
NSFW previews below!
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Something I've been meaning to try, but haven't yet is to train up dexterity to see whether that affects how often I get hit in combat. Potentially also work on that for Ansen/Loren/Bud if it has an impact. One of the biggest issues I run into in combat if I'm not save scumming is that Doyle is the only early game merc who can really take a hit with 150 health. It's not uncommon for Ansen/Loren/Bud to get taken out in the first round, potentially even with a single crit if fighting against a plasma wielding opponent.
I haven't played long enough yet to outfit everyone in duraplate so maybe it's no longer an issue at that point, but in combat armor or weave it definitely is. I'm not sure what I think about weave so far. Based on it's stats, it doesn't have much more armor than combat armor, but unlike combat armor it has almost no dex penalty. I've tried testing with both and sometimes it feels like weave is a bit better, but other times I can't really tell the difference. I would think it has basically the same protection as combat armor but that due to the much smaller dex penalty you should get hit less often.
So I think it's probably better to just get the combat armor and save up for duraplate. Weave might be an interesting option though if you planned on trying to save up enough for some of those big investments early on though, since as far as I know you don't have to ever repair merc armor. I did try a game where I skipped combat armor and went straight to weave for everyone and was still able to get weave armor for everyone plus save 15k for my aim implant by day 7. Pretty much wiped me out, but I would think I should be saving a little on stims for everyone. Repair costs for myself are higher, but it seems to need repair less often as well.
Does dexterity make a big enough difference to bother with? Stamina is obviously worth training up for efficiency sake. Not having to get massages constantly every day saves a lot of time to do something useful. The wiki implies that it also affects how much damage you take in combat but I'm not sure how to test that. It does feel like my main is sturdier than all but Doyle after some stamina training with the same armor but I'm just going by feel.
I'm planning to try playing around on the Grimdark level today to force myself to follow a progression that doesn't require any save scumming. That means things like prioritizing the health implant for my main so I'm less likely to ever suffer permanent stat losses in combat, avoiding higher tier fights til I've got the gear to make it likely that nobody will get taken down before the end of combat, starting with high enough charm that socializing doesn't fail 90% of the time, etc.
I haven't played long enough yet to outfit everyone in duraplate so maybe it's no longer an issue at that point, but in combat armor or weave it definitely is. I'm not sure what I think about weave so far. Based on it's stats, it doesn't have much more armor than combat armor, but unlike combat armor it has almost no dex penalty. I've tried testing with both and sometimes it feels like weave is a bit better, but other times I can't really tell the difference. I would think it has basically the same protection as combat armor but that due to the much smaller dex penalty you should get hit less often.
So I think it's probably better to just get the combat armor and save up for duraplate. Weave might be an interesting option though if you planned on trying to save up enough for some of those big investments early on though, since as far as I know you don't have to ever repair merc armor. I did try a game where I skipped combat armor and went straight to weave for everyone and was still able to get weave armor for everyone plus save 15k for my aim implant by day 7. Pretty much wiped me out, but I would think I should be saving a little on stims for everyone. Repair costs for myself are higher, but it seems to need repair less often as well.
Does dexterity make a big enough difference to bother with? Stamina is obviously worth training up for efficiency sake. Not having to get massages constantly every day saves a lot of time to do something useful. The wiki implies that it also affects how much damage you take in combat but I'm not sure how to test that. It does feel like my main is sturdier than all but Doyle after some stamina training with the same armor but I'm just going by feel.
I'm planning to try playing around on the Grimdark level today to force myself to follow a progression that doesn't require any save scumming. That means things like prioritizing the health implant for my main so I'm less likely to ever suffer permanent stat losses in combat, avoiding higher tier fights til I've got the gear to make it likely that nobody will get taken down before the end of combat, starting with high enough charm that socializing doesn't fail 90% of the time, etc.
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Be nice to be able to impregnate more women than just your wife...
Can't help but think we'll be able to eventually otherwise the protection wouldn't make any sense.
I hope so. Slave Girls are like Pokemon: Gotta Breed 'Em All
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Pros:
-She'll do whatever the hell you want
-Seriously, she'll literally lick a toilet clean.
-No more seduction or charm needed, she'll suck and fuck you as much as you want
Cons:
-She has no individuality
-Her personality is replaced with a mindless "do whatever Master wants"
-Some slaves may have their personal quests locked out if at low willpower, and you'd have to restore their willpower to access those quests
Been playing on the Grimdark level today and I definitely think it's worthwhile to focus on getting duraplate for everyone asap, at the expense of almost everything else. So far I have not had even one instance of anyone in my party getting taken down in combat with duraplate. I played it a little safer in this play through so far only fighting enemies that carried at worst an assault rifle until after I unlocked Crystal Hills and snagged some duraplate for my main.
I do still think it's important to max out the bedroom and garden pretty much immediately, but I don't bother with the other house upgrades until everyone has combat armor. After that I get the level 1 upgrades for the other rooms before moving on to focus on getting duraplate for everyone. Then I max out my house for those nice permanent bonuses. The bedroom upgrades in particular are huge if your starting charm is less than about 75 because socializing fails so often that you have to waste too much time on massages without that max bedroom regen. I like to do the garden early as well because it's cheap, doesn't take much time, and boosts your food production up to 14 a day pretty much immediately which saves you money on food.
Since combat is the fastest path to wealth initially, I don't bother doing much with slaves at first. I grab Juno because she's free, give her a teddy bear, and do enough dinner dates/walks/etc to get her happiness/affection high enough for free heals and shower blowjobs. After that I just park her in the garden for awhile with morning blowjobs turned on (which she refuses initially, but that boosts her defiance making some bondage punishment sessions easier later).
Once everyone has duraplate you can pretty reliably keep all of the enemies in the city cleared out (with the exception of those 3 duraplate wearing blackguards guarding the bunker) as well as succeed at every random bounty you might get (assuming you have a coil or plasma gun by then for the hardest ones). That gets you a reliable and reasonably high source of income taken care of so you can start focusing on whatever your next priority is.
Without save scumming, I don't think it's worth putting a slave in the arena until you get Aria. She's the only one who can reliably beat an opponent worth more than $100. I tried Rebecca for awhile but she loses to even the easiest opponents some of the time so it's not worth the stat losses IMO.
Aria seems to be able to consistently win against opponents that pay less than $1000 without any training but I have seen her occasionally lose to $1000 opponents, so IMO she really needs further training to really become an arena powerhouse. I have never seen her beat a $1500+ opponent without training her first. Fortunately her discipline is high enough that she makes a great training partner for building the MC's physical skills so you can kill 2 birds with 1 stone that way.
I do still think it's important to max out the bedroom and garden pretty much immediately, but I don't bother with the other house upgrades until everyone has combat armor. After that I get the level 1 upgrades for the other rooms before moving on to focus on getting duraplate for everyone. Then I max out my house for those nice permanent bonuses. The bedroom upgrades in particular are huge if your starting charm is less than about 75 because socializing fails so often that you have to waste too much time on massages without that max bedroom regen. I like to do the garden early as well because it's cheap, doesn't take much time, and boosts your food production up to 14 a day pretty much immediately which saves you money on food.
Since combat is the fastest path to wealth initially, I don't bother doing much with slaves at first. I grab Juno because she's free, give her a teddy bear, and do enough dinner dates/walks/etc to get her happiness/affection high enough for free heals and shower blowjobs. After that I just park her in the garden for awhile with morning blowjobs turned on (which she refuses initially, but that boosts her defiance making some bondage punishment sessions easier later).
Once everyone has duraplate you can pretty reliably keep all of the enemies in the city cleared out (with the exception of those 3 duraplate wearing blackguards guarding the bunker) as well as succeed at every random bounty you might get (assuming you have a coil or plasma gun by then for the hardest ones). That gets you a reliable and reasonably high source of income taken care of so you can start focusing on whatever your next priority is.
Without save scumming, I don't think it's worth putting a slave in the arena until you get Aria. She's the only one who can reliably beat an opponent worth more than $100. I tried Rebecca for awhile but she loses to even the easiest opponents some of the time so it's not worth the stat losses IMO.
Aria seems to be able to consistently win against opponents that pay less than $1000 without any training but I have seen her occasionally lose to $1000 opponents, so IMO she really needs further training to really become an arena powerhouse. I have never seen her beat a $1500+ opponent without training her first. Fortunately her discipline is high enough that she makes a great training partner for building the MC's physical skills so you can kill 2 birds with 1 stone that way.
It's easier to train a girl with low willpower so I think you'll want to break most if not all of the girls at some point to train them and then decide whether you want them to remain at low willpower or build them back up to high willpower. They're also more likely to gain discipline at low willpower. Several of the best means of increasing discipline center around low willpower/training.
- Explaining chores: By successfully explaining a slave's chores, you have a 15% chance of increasing her Discipline - if it's 49 or lower.
- Devotional gain: Maintaining a Willpower below 9, Happiness above 60, and Affection that is Loving or higher, provides a 1% daily increase chance - if the slave's Discipline is 59 or lower.
- Fear: Slaves with 1+ Fear has a 20% chance to increase their Discipline - it it's 79 or lower.
Also as Hargan2 mentioned it kind of bypasses the need to have high charm or manipulation to get her to fuck you which comes in pretty handy if you have like 20 charm/manipulation.
Eh I could never bring myself to lower the willpower it's honestly a turn off to make them into a mindless slave.
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bang them silly. brutally.
and stick ur chin chin deep up their throat whenever they aren't expecting while blowing u.
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Yeah but I have a feeling I shouldn't let him near the family dog.
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Check if your "Auto Buy Rations" setting is ON (Food section). It's the most common cause for unexplained money shortages.
If you left the two kids at the old temple you can give them rations and that will increase affection for any merc or slave in party until they reach amiable.
Lol you just leave them there and go feed them repeatedly? I never thought of doing that. That's cold.
Lol exactly again this something I could never bring myself to do either