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tried to... at this point I only take it as trolling, not even gonna bother anymore
The discussion is about the game and it's mechanics, what else would we discuss?
As long as he defends with stupid arguments I will continue to respond.
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Good point: I didn't make any xD
To get the topic back on rails, how about we share our lists of "games you should try if you like this game"? Conquest won't come out tomorrow, and this coud serve as a good reference to Maverick. Better than our "wranglings", at least.
- Jack'o 9 tails Great slave trainer, a bit of combat, deep dark lore. Not for the faint of heart, by any means.
- Portals of Phereon Great managing game, among many other things it does (and does pretty well). Not for everyone, for its art and complexity.
Both have a STEEP learning curve, and game over lurks at every corner
In comparison, Strive/Conquest is much easier to learn and gandle for the newcomer. The lore won't give an headache either. Slavery is even optional! (not that peons have it much better)
Isekai Brothel Road. Beautiful game, focusing on sex-battles and brothel management. It's still relevant in my opinion, because none of the aforementioned games try to make the sex appealing. Despite it being a core element in all three games, it doesn't get much more than a stern interface.
I'll also mention Bunny Black 1 and 2 for adventure/dungeoneering/party management. Interesting story, solid mechanics, many side events, yet simple to play. A vintage JRPG, often imitated yet seldom rivaled.
There's nothing wrong with Conquest intending to be a Jack of all trades. 'Master of none' is a title that can still be avoided, learning from good examples. Share yours!
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I'd throw in some Classics everyone should know aboutGood point: I didn't make any xD
To get the topic back on rails, how about we share our lists of "games you should try if you like this game"? Conquest won't come out tomorrow, and this coud serve as a good reference to Maverick. Better than our "wranglings", at least.
- Jack'o 9 tails Great slave trainer, a bit of combat, deep dark lore. Not for the faint of heart, by any means.
- Portals of Phereon Great managing game, among many other things it does (and does pretty well). Not for everyone, for its art and complexity.
Both have a STEEP learning curve, and game over lurks at every corner
In comparison, Strive/Conquest is much easier to learn and gandle for the newcomer. The lore won't give an headache either. Slavery is even optional! (not that peons have it much better)
Isekai Brothel Road. Beautiful game, focusing on sex-battles and brothel management. It's still relevant in my opinion, because none of the aforementioned games try to make the sex appealing. Despite it being a core element in all three games, it doesn't get much more than a stern interface.
I'll also mention Bunny Black 1 and 2 for adventure/dungeoneering/party management. Interesting story, solid mechanics, many side events, yet simple to play. A vintage JRPG, often imitated yet seldom rivaled.
There's nothing wrong with Conquest intending to be a Jack of all trades. 'Master of none' is a title that can still be avoided, learning from good examples. Share yours!
Sengoku Rance (uncensored Version by Mangagamer) - Strategy with Management
Eushully Alchemy Meister God Captor and DLCs
Eushully Castle Meister and DLCs
Eushully Labyrinth Meister
All 3 Dungeoncrawler and Crafting
Much Simpler Management would be Mystwood Manor
Kingsmaker (in my Signature)
Lab Rats 2
VERY grindy but Black Garden offers great RPG and Crafting Systems
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The combat is odd, I access the cheat options and turn on skip combat, then after there isn't much fun to be had with doing that I turn the skip combat off and now the game still treat the combat to be skipped automatically it doesn't revert back to allow me to do manual combat at all.
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known issue for any character that is send away while travelling (for example if lend out to fulfill a Guild request)
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reload an older save and avoid this situation is the only known fix working sadly
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If you installed them correctly you should be able to choose the ones you want for each npc.
I don't have the game loaded up for now but if I do I will do a quick walkthrough on how to choose from a correctly installed art packs.
Maybe in about 3-4 weeks or so.
how do you install it though? it seems pretty tedious to go through all the subfolders and drag the pic into the appdata folder. why make a pack then?
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You just move the complete folder and the game will show you everything in there and then choose what you want.
Since there are 1000's of pic's the game will take a long time to load all of them to show you and is why I said to go through and get only the ones you want.
No since in having a hundred photo's for each girl when you can only use a total of 30 during a game.
There is an image/portraits folder with the game that likely contains these images. Though they are wrapped up in some sort of archive *.import format of which I am unfamiliar. Not sure if an unpacker for this format exists as I haven't really checked. A simpler solution would probably be to screenshot them in game and use an editor to remove the rest of the image to create your own.
I guess i misunderstood the use of the pack. I though the game would automatically apply a random pic with appropriate tags to new slaves in the market, but I guess that's not what it does.
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There is a mod available via the itch.io page that will assign a random portrait to your new slaves. But since this game is still in it's early alpha stage the mod may be unstable.
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Why aren't the pictures appearing? I also placed the folders in the right location if I'm not mistaken.
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Did you put them in the appdata ?
C:\Users\(Your Computer Name)\AppData\Roaming\Strive for Power 2
Do they not show up in game when you choose to customise each one?
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