See, I have this odd idea that if I own slaves, and if I want to spend time with them, then they damn well have to do as I say. I don't mind if they don't learn so much, or if affection is slow to rise, but I don't expect to have to ask their permission before I train them.
Issue is not all them are slaves lol. You can recruit a lot who are not slaves. Just like you can been mean to them sure, but your not just a slaver, you end up a mayor, and deal with guild leaders and jobs from them. If you were just a slaver sure, but you end in poltics, and dealing directly with guild leaders. You can also hire people from the guild who are employers not slaves. You want to torture slaves have at it, but the big bonuses are from being charming from charisma. I mean complaining that you want the charming bonuses but not be charming is still silly lol.
Mine are. I don't mind exceptions for the occasional guest.
But I don't.
I don't want to be mean. I just don't see why my charisma limits how often I can teach magic to my slave/mages.
And so what?
Just to be entirely clear, I am not proposing to try and teach magic or charm to any of the guild leaders.
But I don't.
But I don't.
Which I can train up.
I just don't see the point in having three basic archetypes for your character, and then making two of them largely useless until late game.
I have not played in a long time now so the button will really come in handy for those who want to place the packs on a different drive.
Just choose one, you get a free NPC and gives you 4 different styles of play at the start.
Because...shocking fact... teachers need to be VERY charismatic to actually make children listen and learn from them... Adults tend to be even worse
You can train the Stat, for the Trait you can't really train... and there are more checks for the trait than the Stat
Playing as a Mage is meant to make you tackle Dungens alone or with a little Group since MC packs a punch... if you try the same with a charm build you won't last long.
You can ask the Guild leaders Questions about their services and potential advantages bewfore choosing.
Having high Cha doesn't necessarily require being a prostitute. Unless you only raise Cha and Sex I guess. But I've played mages with Cha (fishing or cooking) and currently have a Phys+Cha with warrior classes+trainer who hunts or does upgrades in downtime since I don't have many workers yet. About the only thing you can't really do is start off as a competent fighter-mage AND have Cha but otherwise it seems okay. (Unless I've misunderstood the issue, I'm half asleep today.)
I think you're looking for the Upgrade button on the class/skill unlock menu. There's nothing to fix, it's actually already much better now IMO since you don't have to farm rare mats or cheese classes to get it done anymore.
There are no consequences, you start with a higher favor for the guild of your choosing and you get some equipment useful for a corresponding class (for mages a staff and some heal crystal for example).
You should easily be able to sell enough food that you have harvest to pay that 3k.
There has been 2 updates in the last 2 weeks, and if you would have read the dev took a break from this game and was working on the other game.
Well it's for a) only an Alpha Version and b) only a VERY minor choice... the choices you make dureing Character Storylines have a far greater significance than which guild you initially side with.
There both separate games and plays differently.
To add to this, the starting classes ARE different I guess? But in the long run that doesn't matter much either. It's mildly annoying if you really want to pick a roleplay guild choice but also wanted to start your freebie off as your opposite (like a support mage for a fighter MC, in my current case), but in the long run even that's correctable. So yeah, doesn't matter.
It's called Displaced u can check the demo on Maverik's patreon page
