Each miserable action in this game is equivalent to losing an entire day, at least you could do 3 things but you can only do one, and read not to mention between 2 to 4 days and if you are Corrupted Aura more days, I thought I only had to deal with what to fill in the corruption, but if you put that condition on me it totally changes doing things having to focus on one.
If you spent 10 days prepping for a single fight then you would have been better off removing collar for that fight. Also, if the only thing you are doing in a day is a single action, you are playing in an extremely suboptimal manner. I almost always try to push until I have almost no HP/MP if I'm going to read a book, and almost as recklessly if I'm learning a skill/spell. There is always a timer running out in this game, if you don't want to interact with it or you want do everything then you can turn the difficulty down to story mode. To me, the action/resource management is one of the more compelling parts of the game and it single handedly manages to differentiate it from most other RPG maker games.
I sound a little frustrated but I agree that it is great how you have to manage in the game but it is a late game that you realize several things that have no remedy such as dealing with willpower, before I had some lewd act reserved to increase my willpower bar , but now it's almost not even halfway done, and I invested days in skills that I hardly used thinking that I would only have to deal with corruption.
Yeah. If your mana cap was 48, it'll be 56 after the training. It's just one way of raising the mana cap. Mana stones are by far the main way to do it.
If you are playing it well enough that you can beat the rest of the game w/o gaining too much corruption then that's impressive.
Imo it's agility. Followed by your preferred attack stat.
I mean, he literally stops here. If you don't touch anything in the Aura's head, then no new events happen no matter how many days have passed. Richard, for example, will not act in any way or Veronica will not try to do something with George.
Yeah, but since you gain Corruption at least passively over time, and there is a corruption limit that triggers a Game Over (on Normal+ difficulty), you have to manage it for the rest of the game without being allowed to spend it.
Agility is the most important to raise through the blacksmith or plan on using your collar for minor jumps
As the Goblin said, corruption keeps building and the items to get rid of corruption to prevent a game-over are semi-finite and expensive.
Well my idea in this type of game is to try to get to a point where I have everything ready and then corrupt without worries.
