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RPGM Queen in Deficit [v0.29b] [BrokenTorpedo]
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You should offer more details - Increase Troop Size, Get Money and Give Stuff work for me though I'm still in v.27e, no idea what the "2" option does.
As for new updates - this game has been in the making for over 5 years so I'll just leave you with a chapter from
Taleb's - The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable:
The Character of Prediction Errors
Like many biological variables, life expectancy is from Mediocristan, that
is, it is subjected to mild randomness. It is not scalable, since the older we
get, the less likely we are to live. In a developed country a newborn female
is expected to die at around 79, according to insurance tables. When, she
reaches her 79th birthday, her life expectancy, assuming that she is in typical
health, is another 10 years. At the age of 90, she should have another
4.7 years to go. At the age of 100, 2.5 years. At the age of 119, if she
miraculously lives that long, she should have about nine months left. As
she lives beyond the expected date of death, the number of additional
years to go decreases. This illustrates the major property of random variables
related to the bell curve. The conditional expectation of additional
life drops as a person gets older.
With human projects and ventures we have another story. These are
often scalable, as I said in Chapter 3. With scalable variables, the ones
from Extremistan, you will witness the exact opposite effect. Let's say a
project is expected to terminate in 79 days, the same expectation in days
as the newborn female has in years. On the 79th day, if the project is not
finished, it will be expected to take another 25 days to complete. But on
the 90th day, if the project is still not completed, it should have about 58
days to go. On the 100th, it should have 89 days to go. On the 119th, it
should have an extra 149 days. On day 600, if the project is not done, you
will be expected to need an extra 1,590 days. As you see, the longer you
wait, the longer you will be expected to wait.
Let's say you are a refugee waiting for the return to your homeland.
Each day that passes you are getting farther from, not closer to, the day of
triumphal return. The same applies to the completion date of your next
opera house. If it was expected to take two years, and three years later you
are asking questions, do not expect the project to be completed any time
soon. If wars last on average six months, and your conflict has been going
on for two years, expect another few years of problems. The Arab-Israeli
conflict is sixty years old, and counting—yet it was considered "a simple
problem" sixty years ago. (Always remember that, in a modern environment,
wars last longer and kill more people than is typically planned.) Another
example: Say that you send your favorite author a letter, knowing
that he is busy and has a two-week turnaround. If three weeks later your
mailbox is still empty, do not expect the letter to come tomorrow—it will
take on average another three weeks. If three months later you still have
nothing, you will have to expect to wait another year. Each day will bring
you closer to your death but further from the receipt of the letter.
This subtle but extremely consequential property of scalable randomness
is unusually counterintuitive. We misunderstand the logic of large deviations
from the norm.
I will get deeper into these properties of scalable randomness in Part
Three. But let us say for now that they are central to our misunderstanding
of the business of prediction.
I also found an upcoming game like this looking for city builders in vndb
Mistwinter Bay -
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Even has the 5 year time limit but there doesn't seem to be any ero-content
and the city building seem trivial too. Maybe someone can mod it - replace
the pictures with something worthy of this site.
You just have to progress the story to the point were the young barbarian leader decides to ally with you - ask him to be a hostage and he'll be kept in a house in the first village you take back, enter it and you'll have conversation options with him offering erotic activities to get the loyalties of the barbarians.
As for progressing the story - simple walkthrough: capture and rebuilt the village, attack the barbarians, clear the road to the south, dress up as a commoner (clothes available at a market stall south of your palace) and win card games in the inn inside the slums to get info on the raiders. Fight in the arena in the southern city to open up the trade again (reenter the palace there when you are ready), keep attacking the barbarians - that's all that's there so far.
The captured after leading the army (also need a bit of bad luck) ones change as the game progresses the last one happens if you fail attacking a barbarian temple so progress towards the end of the story and lose then and there to get that one.
is there something suposed to heppen when duke or whater ask me did i enjoy exposure ?i just get stuck
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Crab, that's a bug, just answer him "no" for now and it would continue normally.
You don't need to win.
Welp, sorry for having the need to keep a day job. /s
I'm happy that it's still being developed - it takes as long as it takes.
Are there any plans for making even more use of other characters like we already got with the bodyguard scenes?
Ruling more from the throne room and sending out your subjects would also save a lot of running around. Could be like the witch trainer game where you manage Hogwarts from Dumbledore's study - people come to you and when you send someone to venture out you get reports/scenes of what happened.
This is by far the biggest drawback of the game.
However, you gotta realize something. The dev is only making like 150-200 a month on patreon.
That is not enough to make it a "Full Time Job".
The game is a side hustle / hobby for the dev.
So, progress will almost surely be slow.
hold down alt, and press enter. That will force any program to be full screen.
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At some point you can drink from the wine cabinet in your room (I don't know the exact thing that triggers it, corruption maybe?). Doing so triggers the one scene.
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Here's the save for latest events
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