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Just had an idea for traps, would it be reasonably doable to make them invisible until they get you ? Most traps are really hard to fall for unknowingly so this could add a surprise element.
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from here, it says for the big convict mod alternate soft bad end "(for 1.0.7 .....)", does this mod actually work for 1.0.7? bcs from krongorka's post himself it says for 1.0.6
also what exactly is the plugins/ModImages ? Bcs mine doesn't have that, will that be a problem? Though my game does look uncensored, I think
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Keep in mind that to see that soft bad end you have to sit through three orgasms, her leg position gives it away when you hit the third.
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So does anyone know of a fix for this? I have the same problem when running the game on my Mac using Wineskin
I'll drop a pair of replies to 2 users here. I'm not sure if it's okay to double-post so I'll do it as a single post.
I have ideas for 3 more tuning variables to add to give players more variety.
1) Add the EXP multiplier variable for normal enemies in the config file. It lets players opt for a different experience, from just making enemies more difficult and rewarding to making elites the most common unit and upgrading normal enemies to "angry" units who don't grapple for sex and thus focus more on dealing damage.
2 and 3) Add a base stamina cost for each attack, and a base stamina cost multiplier for each attack. This is to compliment the variables for dodge stamina cost and stamina regeneration - similar to how dodging is easy to spam and thus more popular than blocking and parrying, fast weapons with low stamina costs are more popular than heavy weapons. Making each weapon attack cost a base amount and offsetting this with a multiplier that by default reduces stamina costs could make heavier weapons have more appeal in a system that is against them. You can start the multipliers off neutral so players can opt into this balance change.
An alternative to the gameplay style of inverting stat strengths for elites and normal enemies in the CFG mentioned in var suggestion (1) is to open the grapple system to normal enemies and simply make them less likely to grab the player by requiring the player to be at low health and stamina and giving a longer period of grab immunity after escape.
The sword deals great damage for how low its stamina cost per attack is, and the attacks come out decently fast too. The holy damage element on the sword boosts the damage you deal from holy element spells, which is great once you find the Sword of Praise spell from the maids in the basilica. This is why the book on the 2nd floor of your Parish hideout mentions that staff weapons (called trick weapons) boost an element's spell damage and their special upgrade path minorly boosts all types of spell damage: the elemental damage boost is universal across every weapon that deals damage in at least 1 of the 4 magical elements, and the trick weapons can unlock a passive multiplier that boosts magic damage on top of the elemental boost.
Due to a stat scaling bug there are some garbage weapons in this game; my tests done across archives with game versions 1.06 and 1.07 showed that weapons that say they scale in LCK (luck) never do, and some weapons that get INT added to their scaling on their special upgrade paths don't actually scale in INT. You can check for this bug by having Vendetta at your base refund your points, equip the weapon in question, then upgrade a stat that should scale with it. If the weapon's damage does not go up at all this means the weapon is bugged and doesn't actually scale in the stat as it should.
NoREroMod is great, thanks for making it!
I have ideas for 3 more tuning variables to add to give players more variety.1) Add the EXP multiplier variable for normal enemies in the config file. It lets players opt for a different experience, from just making enemies more difficult and rewarding to making elites the most common unit and upgrading normal enemies to "angry" units who don't grapple for sex and thus focus more on dealing damage.
2 and 3) Add a base stamina cost for each attack, and a base stamina cost multiplier for each attack. This is to compliment the variables for dodge stamina cost and stamina regeneration - similar to how dodging is easy to spam and thus more popular than blocking and parrying, fast weapons with low stamina costs are more popular than heavy weapons. Making each weapon attack cost a base amount and offsetting this with a multiplier that by default reduces stamina costs could make heavier weapons have more appeal in a system that is against them. You can start the multipliers off neutral so players can opt into this balance change.
An alternative to the gameplay style of inverting stat strengths for elites and normal enemies in the CFG mentioned in var suggestion (1) is to open the grapple system to normal enemies and simply make them less likely to grab the player by requiring the player to be at low health and stamina and giving a longer period of grab immunity after escape.
There are plenty of INT scaling weapons you can find in the world, but you can find more by getting twinkling chunks and slabs to unlock an alternate upgrade path for weapons, which often makes non-magical weapons into magical ones that scale off INT. One of your best choices that's strong at the start and holds up across the entire game is the weathered thrusting sword you find in the bandit camp; it starts as a shabby DEX scaled sword but secretly becomes a potent INT+DEX scaled holy element sword if upgraded on the 2nd path, and this can be done as soon as you find the dungeon in the cathedral since the torture officer women have a chance to drop twinkling chunks.
The sword deals great damage for how low its stamina cost per attack is, and the attacks come out decently fast too. The holy damage element on the sword boosts the damage you deal from holy element spells, which is great once you find the Sword of Praise spell from the maids in the basilica. This is why the book on the 2nd floor of your Parish hideout mentions that staff weapons (called trick weapons) boost an element's spell damage and their special upgrade path minorly boosts all types of spell damage: the elemental damage boost is universal across every weapon that deals damage in at least 1 of the 4 magical elements, and the trick weapons can unlock a passive multiplier that boosts magic damage on top of the elemental boost.
Due to a stat scaling bug there are some garbage weapons in this game; my tests done across archives with game versions 1.06 and 1.07 showed that weapons that say they scale in LCK (luck) never do, and some weapons that get INT added to their scaling on their special upgrade paths don't actually scale in INT. You can check for this bug by having Vendetta at your base refund your points, equip the weapon in question, then upgrade a stat that should scale with it. If the weapon's damage does not go up at all this means the weapon is bugged and doesn't actually scale in the stat as it should.
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Just curious, in this post's attachments, the dogEro png, you can actually see the xray or inner side of the vagina, why is that a thing, when the animation itself doesn't have see through feature?
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I see, and here im hoping there are some sort of xray toggle, would be amazing
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Wow you're working faster than some of the game devs I've seen on here! I didn't expect the MP drain to get added this quickly!
If you want to expand the MP damage mechanic it would definitely also fit the red crawlers/nuns from the basilica area and "maybe" the drowning animation for the mermaid. Those are the only other enemies that come to mind when looking at the gallery aside from the ones you already implemented!
Thanks for the great work! Overall I'm really hopeful for the modding scene for this game from what I've seen so far.
I can run the game, but it seems like it doesn't get ANY input even on the controller .
I can only look at the menu screen.
Edit: fixed, I hide my h-games inside several folders so nobody can find them, for some reason when I put them back in the downloads folder it started working again
I can only look at the menu screen.
Edit: fixed, I hide my h-games inside several folders so nobody can find them, for some reason when I put them back in the downloads folder it started working again
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- Sep 30, 2017
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that happened to me when i mixed reipatcher and bepinex and the game was effectively so fucked i had to do a fresh reinstall
