Don't think Syvaron is on here either. From what i understand there are "pure humans" (king, nila, siena, pryla...) and "monstergirls", the second one being a broad term designing all the non-humans that aren't beasts/spirits.
That does make sense. You're also right, it doesn't matter in the slightest. It was just something I had been vaguely curious about and saw the chance to bring it up earlier. We can move on now
You should make a bonus trait start to get a lucky catseal, or an elementalist to get an easy laquas. That way you don't need the holy seal to access the seal heaven, and you can get one thereThat does make sense. You're also right, it doesn't matter in the slightest. It was just something I had been vaguely curious about and saw the chance to bring it up earlier. We can move on now
In other news, the never ending hunt for the holy seal continues. I would even be tempted to question whether it's even in the game if there weren't any photo evidence of it. The reward for this may not even be worth it but I believe I'm falling victim to the sunk cost fallacy at this point.
There is a wiki here:
Is this still necessary to run the linux version? The downloaded .rar (0.19.0.1) extracted all files into the same folder without creating any additional subfolders, so I mirrored the structure in the quoted post and filled in the gaps (such as which files go into MonoBleedingEdge) manually where possible based on an old (0.15.0.1) version for windows. Still couldn't run it but this time when I did it an "unity.lock" file was produced, and apparently its only content is the line "16619\00". By the way, LinuxPlayer_s.debug didn't run either. I also tried downloading the Windows version to run it through Wine but its folder structure is also broken, I then redid it manually as previously but then it said there was a problem loading mono. I tried running the old 0.15.0.1 version I had to see if it worked and it crashed with a segfault, so maybe with the Windows version it's something to do with wine.
Actually the zookeeper profession gives one now(in its place there was less valuable magic deer), the seals are arguably one of hardest characters to acquire in normal ways(excluding the swamp seal, which is gotten from unstable lakes much more often than normal map ones and is fairly tanky on its own, while also being a constant source of armor potions once you start farming them), forcing you to enter unstable portals for higher than average chance to encounter one, excluding holy and swamp ones which rely on rare biomes, or rare tavern recruitments, again expect rare biome ones, but one that I would consider the most desirable in normal gameplay is lacquas, which is mostly known from being given at start for tamer profession, but can be also rarely encountered in caves/lava tiles if my memory serves right, though the game gives nothing if you ever give it to mermaid shopkeeper. Holy seals are the source of stability potions, same as crafting them late-game, but less consistent due to said creatures rarity overall. Not that it makes zookeeper better than tamer, because of its minimal effects towards later stages of the game, and the fact you level them fast through battles, but having some elites from the start is something I guess.That does make sense. You're also right, it doesn't matter in the slightest. It was just something I had been vaguely curious about and saw the chance to bring it up earlier. We can move on now
In other news, the never ending hunt for the holy seal continues. I would even be tempted to question whether it's even in the game if there weren't any photo evidence of it. The reward for this may not even be worth it but I believe I'm falling victim to the sunk cost fallacy at this point.
I did some small fixes with harmony many versions ago.
The AOBscan isn't working properly in the latest version of the game; while it does populates the table, the shown values aren't of any of your units.
I made that table kinda quick and dirty, some of the values in code moved with new version, and i kinda shot myself in the foot with "hardcoding" all adresses. I want to almost redo the table from the ground up properly but im not sure when would i have the time to do so. I'll update original post if I get to it
Yup lolOof. Now I remember why I gave the game a break. Whenever I touch it, it seems to give me this horrible case of "just one more portal" syndrome. Before I realized it, it was already 5 AM. It's never just one more portal, is it?
You can retreat from the fight with your new friend, or you can use disintegrate effects that bypass the shield on the tentacles (consume, soul devour, soul reaping...).
I always pick that option too, so I can keep the difficulty above 100%. It does tend to backfire spectacularly sometimes.
You can still cheese essence portals with Evo at least. Get either forest stalker or holy spirit. Holy spirit is the easy one, because one of its passives is a shield for turn one. Both give you two AP even when next to enemies, and both have a skill that lets you escape from being completely blocked in.
Yup. And depending on your luck, you can normally get a plant to give her on day one.
