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I'm too lazy to load up the game to find out which town Zel is. I assume the desert town? That one should have a maid in the palace when all of the others are bunny girls. I believe 2 are in what are basically taverns (the beachhouse, the empire one but possibly the kingdom one) and I think the one in the hot spring town is in the sweets shop there, but also possibly in the lords manor as a maid in a different color outfit and if the kingdom one isn't in the tavern there it's the one with a maid in the wrong colors.
Zel is hotspring one.
Kingdom is in the castle iirc, beach is next to guy selling assault item, desert town is in lord manor... I can't recall the empire one, I guess it's possible it's the one I'm missing but I suspect it's a tavern one and I just have bad memories.
But yeah, can't find where maid is in either hotspring town or empire.
Edit: nvmd, hotspring one was also in the manor of lord.
It's part of the main quest later on, you can't miss it.
Anyway, finished the game. The gameplay part is fun, the exploration/combat/gearing is OK though you do get overpowered very quickly and while a couple optional fights are hard if you do them early on it's pretty much that.
You do get a lot of "this is my second form! this is my third form! this is my final form!" in one go as the boss dies though, which is hilarious.
The whole premise is kinda badly handled imo, the brother is never really sold as, like, changing anything. He doesn't talk or really present argument, so the whole "everyone falls in love with him just by killing bosses" can get really weird. I had everyone but the very late gal at 105 at the end without ever doing anything with anyone baring just "talking" every so often (no gifts, no h scenes, etc).
The whole twist on the final boss' motivations was always really really dumb, imo.
Does anyone know where is this "Book of the End Sword" at? I didn't find anything with this name in the Goddess Castle.
It refers to the crafting recipe for "Omega, Sword of the Apocalypse". I imagine this is a bit of inconsistent translation caused by the MTL.
If you are unsure of where to find it, start at the beginning off the dungeon, go north until you reach the stairs to the next floor, then immediately go south.
Moving right from here reveals a secret passage leading to an area that contains (if I remember correctly) the accessories "Ultimate Brilliance" (50% chance for extra turn) and "Ultimate Perfection" (immunity to status ailments and half elemental damage).
In my opinion neither of those accessories are really useful, given that Ultimate Perfection kinda overlaps with the Golden Shield and I personally found going for the Golden Goblet for Sylvie/Drago or the Key of Solomon for Carla/Cecilia a better use of the Accessory slot, but you do you.
Omega itself is an amazign Weapon tho. It kinda requires you to have picked up a lot of weapons over time (Rune Magic Sword is a shop weapon while the Gale Sword needs to be bought of the Coin King. The rest you probably should have if you picked up chests and quests along the way) but your rewardis the Highest attack Power Sword in the game, that also comes with an extra attack and HP/MP/TP regeneration. Only argument against it is really that it doesn't raise your crit rate. But putting this on Sylvie turned her into an absolute beast for me.
Oh, I see. I found that and was wondering if that was it, since the accessories are not anything near "flawless power". The Omega is pretty OP but I didn't need it because I gave Sylvie 86% crit rate lol. Thanks a lot for the reply though.
Yeah, by the time you reach the endgame, you kinda get amazing gear thrown after you that you probably no longer need.
I guess in theory you could use another sword for the guy, but that would require you to waster one of your 3 party slots on a male character and why would you do that if you can play as cute girls instead.
There is I think 3 top tier swords? The one that's the fusion of the ice/fire sword, the omega sword, and the celestial emperor sword.
Basically all are imo as good at each others depending on enemy/playstyles.
Basically all are imo as good at each others depending on enemy/playstyles.
How do you give birth? A slime got her pregnant and I wanted to know if it's possible to have a child with monsters
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ah great. the music got stuck in my head again, so now i listen to it outside of the game (=_= ' )
~to be fair, it makes me feel like a saturday cartoon villain as i dramatically go out to buy groceries
"ah ..yes. a temple of rotten greed. and a succubus guarding their gold? typical. probably most eager to tear out some additional coins out of my pockets"
anyway :0
i'm looking forward to how the game develops further
~to be fair, it makes me feel like a saturday cartoon villain as i dramatically go out to buy groceries
"ah ..yes. a temple of rotten greed. and a succubus guarding their gold? typical. probably most eager to tear out some additional coins out of my pockets"
anyway :0
i'm looking forward to how the game develops further
Only Enemies (aswell as miscellaneous events) that specifically have a "birth" variant allow you to give birth.
In these cases it doesn't matter "who" got you pregnant. Just whether you are pregnant as you begin the event or not.
Pregnancy can also be cleansed at a church or using the "pregnancy cure" item.
I believe slimes, while having an event that can leave you pregnant, don't actually have a pregnant variation to them. Earliest Enemies that do are I believe the Bandits in the Forest.
Keep in mind, that for events that are intended to impregnate you in version 1 and have you give birth in version 2, you don't actually need to have seen version 1 first (again, game just checks "pregnancy yes/no" when the event is triggered to decide which version to show) so I'd recommend not running around pregnant when exploring new events.
Thanks for the answer, so births are events like she gets fucked by an enemy and then she can end up getting fucked again and giving birth to that enemy's child.
I think it's cooler when there's some kind of hospital in the game or when you sleep in inns to give birth. An excellent game that knows how to approach this is Violated Princess
Pretty much.
Have yet to play Violated Princess, but yeah. I think the way some scenes are handled in this game is very odd.
This game was far better than I thought it would be. I hate scat and don't even consider any of the scenes in this game really doing that. I also don't care for the birthing stuff but it is very much avoidable and not as gross as some other games would do it.
Otherwise everything else is some of the best in the genre, especially the gameplay. It never felt like you needed to grind really and the game offers you many avenues to get stronger. Luckily there was still enough hentai scenes which I think is essential.
If anyone got any rpgm games they recommend like this I would like it since it was really good.
Otherwise everything else is some of the best in the genre, especially the gameplay. It never felt like you needed to grind really and the game offers you many avenues to get stronger. Luckily there was still enough hentai scenes which I think is essential.
If anyone got any rpgm games they recommend like this I would like it since it was really good.
It's either in the last map to the top left or something, or it's very close after a bridge in a sparkle in the dark, there are two keys for different doors.
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