Unity ProjectR [v0.5.0.2] [Team-Apple Pie]
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While I can't say for certain, personally I don't see any value in raiding any "low" village (with the exception of the goblin camp which is only useful to reduce your infamy).They probably won't give any super useful passives and will mostly just use up your units unesasarily.
Yeah, there are relative positions, but I gave the starting pop for a reason, that number on a new play through won't change.
To make it easier for people (yes, the image is stitched together):
Edit: Small side note, but it is very easy to add villages and such to the map. Could make a 'sister' village if people wanted, or one of Monmusu, (though that requires modifying the animation file as well)
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Something I am wondering about, is what is the source of slaves is from the "violent demonstration" action? Are they effectively from their own abstract "village" that comes with their own stat upgrades?
Liking this game more than MBM for some reason. Maybe cause this feels more proactive than the previous game?
Would like to see more more color variety in the monsters get implemented to help differentiate them. Could even see an XCOM mechanic where they unlock passives based on number of raids or babies made.
Also, futa monsters. Want some amazon raiders to decimate villages.
Would like to see more more color variety in the monsters get implemented to help differentiate them. Could even see an XCOM mechanic where they unlock passives based on number of raids or babies made.
Also, futa monsters. Want some amazon raiders to decimate villages.
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now that you mention it, i suppose i could modify some of the parameters. thanks by the way
Your slaves should have characteristics that will benefit the monsters. While I'm not super aware of how to push this patch to its limits, cost down is useful on all monsters not named goblin. All of Orcs, Oni, and Shortstacks benefit from cost down. Shortstacks in particular can get really scary when a horde of 8 of them gun down would-be assailants thanks to their piercing attacks. They then only need some meat shields to protect them from getting knocked back. As for the slaves themselves, Nuns can be put on the pillary to heal you active defenders. There is a small icon that has two axes on it which opens the raid menu.
Nope, just uses the base woman class/id. (But good question, I didn't think to check) So don't bother yet with violent demonstration if you want to get a slave. They could have at least used the test ID, but oh well.
EDIT: Just checked, super easy to change, just copied the Action3 to a new .cs file, and changed the ID reference. No errors popped up.
EDIT2: Okay, just made two discoveries. One was pretty obvious in retrospect, but the code made it less so.
Use "TraitChance": [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 100], if you want to pass on everything. And Traits do cap at 5, as far as I can tell. No hidden traits visible.
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Futa is very unlikely (don't expect it at all), but we can whip up some color variety pretty easy.
No worries, glad I could help.
I can post a few different color mods here if people want.
Just give me a couple of 'ideas' for what people do want. Simplest are color replacements or random colors. Once we start trying to get complex (like color blending), that'll require some more leg work.
If people want more map spots/changes, those can also be arranged.
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Edit: Yeah, I totally missed something on the obvious front. The numbers add up to the total when it does the RandomChance utility, on both areas. 0,0,0,0,0,100 means the only time it will fail is at the final addition, because the range is from 0 to 100.
Sister location is easy.
Do something like this and add it to your mapobject.object. Or unzip the file attached to the post and place it in your ProjectR/ProjectR_Data/StreamingAssets/map/mapobject folder instead
Sister location is easy.
Do something like this and add it to your mapobject.object. Or unzip the file attached to the post and place it in your ProjectR/ProjectR_Data/StreamingAssets/map/mapobject folder instead
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{
"Id": "VillageH",
"Name": "#VillageH",
"Figure": "MapSister",
"Type": "Village",
"Position": [-3, -7],
"ArmamentLevel": "High",
"ArmamentMinDamage": [100, 135],
"ArmamentMaxDamage": [155, 195],
"Member": [
{
"CharacterId": "Sister_Level4",
"Count": [20],
},
],
"Plunder": [
{
"Name": "#Plunder",
"Text": "#PlunderText",
"PartyCount": [2],
"Aggro": [40],
"Slave": [1, 5],
"Time": [280],
},
],
},Yes, tags and game description and the screenshots are all from concept stage, and unrelated to what we actually have.
On the bottom-left, there is an icon with crossed axes. Press it, and you'll see the map.
Choose any figure on the map, and you'll see an icon with crossed swords. For monster lairs, it only becomes available if you send some women there first (just open your slave list and drag and drop them to the field below the lair).
Press the icon, and you'll see the raid interface. Drag and drop a team flag into the interface, then press "execute". Some more advanced locations allow you to assign two teams. Keep in mind that the raiders will be unavailable for a while, and will take losses.
Since food, money and economy do not exist, slaves are only good as mothers for your warriors. Pick ones with strongest genes to give birth to strongest warriors.
Attack and hitpoint modifiers are good stuff. They allow your units to hit and take hits. With melee units needing to take hits, while ranged units needing to hit.
Knockback resistance is useful for melee units, but not as important.
Criticals are meh. But that's my own opinion - I prefer consistency, and if I can't get criticals to 90%+, I think they're not worth the effort.
Next is traits. Of course, extra damage and hitpoints are still good. But reduced deployment cost is very good for shortstacks and oni. Unlike attribute modifiers, it's said that it's difficult to inherit all traits, so I recommend limiting yourself to 1-2 of them (strength and deployment cost for shortstacks, and hitpoints and deployment cost for oni). To compensate, traits easily go to level 3 (maximum) with breeding - if monster and slave have the same trait, child inherits trait at one level higher.
Orcs with thorough searching (so that you can get more slaves from raiding) can be useful too.
Some slaves have bonuses to tasks (such as spreading rumors or giving bribes), but you'll need to breed them personally to get any serious benefit from that. It's just not worth the effort, I think. Even if you do manage to get them to level 3.
Do feel that after a while of checking out the game it feels like some RTS because of the micromanaging if your units get killed
Also you cannot place another unit UNTIL the whole character gets deleted from the screen.
I feel that the game will truly be released in 1.0, however it feels that there's lots of stuff missing for being a 0.5
Also you cannot place another unit UNTIL the whole character gets deleted from the screen.
I feel that the game will truly be released in 1.0, however it feels that there's lots of stuff missing for being a 0.5
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-Some late-game issues that will be a problem as more content will be added. They haven't added an economy-based system that will compensate to that yet such as those pixies in MBM.
-It's still in beta. They'll probably patch it or fix it in the next update.
-In MBM, the game version in the beta is as follows: 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.5, 0.6, 0.7, 0.8, 0.10, 0.12, 0.13
'If' they're financially supported on their first released game, I think they'll be able to release game versions up to 0.22 and I predict that this game is going to be fully released in around 3-7 years.
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I finally remembered what I've been trying to ask you since early 0.4. Is it possible to change the time interval between sex?
I finally remembered what I've been trying to ask you since early 0.4. Is it possible to change the time interval between sex?