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HTML Masters of Raana [v0.8.3.9 public] [GrimDark]
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No I just downloaded the full 0.8.3.6 version of 2.31Gb (unzipped). Some pictures are missing
- Nov 20, 2021
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Could you post a screenshot with those missing pics? Maybe it's just a WIP placeholder.
- May 16, 2023
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So.. I was unlucky enough to get this Character as my Son, The most ugliest dude ever. Even my own personal pack I feel like he was just still ugly.
Now my boy is finally looking the part like his Papa to break hearts, hymens, and be the next master of Raana.
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Now my boy is finally looking the part like his Papa to break hearts, hymens, and be the next master of Raana.
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Well, there's more Disadvantage traits now to grant you more points and these traits can easy to work around with over the traits that puts a maximum limit to your stats. Aside from that, the other official way is through the MoR Enhanced start for tier 4 subscribers (which starts you with 750 points) or for anyone who managed to get that t4 leak from 0.8.3.4. You can always use the start_game.html from that to create a new character then port him to the new version. That version is missing the newly introduced starting traits though (e.g. Mountain Man, Taskmaster, God's Chosen, etc.).
I am not sure if I am reading the quotes around "officially" in your post correctly but if if you are asking for cheats, it is the same as it's always been.
- May 30, 2018
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Yeah, by "officially", I meant I didn't want to put in any cheats and actually select the traits and options, instead of putting them in by console.
Idk, I'm weird like that.
Didn't realize MoR Enhanced was a Tier 4+ exclusive thing... cause everything else locked behind it is fine but locking Family Man content behind paywall feels like a dick move from the developer and not just the easy starts of the game and modification stuff which are fine to keep behind paywall.
Kind of artificially limits the roleplay aspect of this game which is its biggest draw.
Kind of artificially limits the roleplay aspect of this game which is its biggest draw.
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Family man, just like other MoR Enhanced traits, is a glorified "cheat" to skip something that you're supposed to *do* while playing the game. But I understand it might look like a greedy cash grab.
You can easily get Family Man on any MoR version by setting "mcfam to 100" and "addfam to true" in the console while standing in Redhaven and then just enter your home. The family will be instantly added to your household. Any tweaks done in the popup are also applied to that family.Sorry bout that I thought that was part of the content with new stuff added in and not a glorified skip button, my bad.Family man, just like other MoR Enhanced traits, is a glorified "cheat" to skip something that you're supposed to *do* while playing the game. But I understand it might look like a greedy cash grab.
Meantime i'm like, "why would anyone even want a 35-year-old wife" and patting Michelle's butt as she rolls around in her master's bed.But I understand it might look like a greedy cash grab.
What is the easiest way to train blacksmithing? Do all items give the same amount of XP?
Also, aside from beds that let you put more people in a room does furniture bought at the carpenter have any mechanical effect?
Also, aside from beds that let you put more people in a room does furniture bought at the carpenter have any mechanical effect?
You can edit the html file to change how many points you get at the start if you want to just select stuff.
There's no "xp" per se. When you complete an item the game performs couple of random rolls, one for blacksmithing and one for artisanship. The values of these rolls are adjusted by some factors (your current skill, item crafted) and if resulting value is low enough you get a skill bump.
The actual easiest way would be to just punch desired number in the variable that holds your MC's skill, if you're just going to mindlessly grind. If you want to do it "legally" then simple knives would probably maximize your odds, in terms of how many rolls you can get per day of work. While there's some bonus when crafting things like automatic rifles or plasma rifles, i'm not sure if they'd offset the extra time and materials involved.
You start dirty in the morning, just have sex then and you'll get filthy or super filthy after you're done.
Keep on mind being dirty/filthy will impose penalties to social actions.
