... classy for ego shooters and unbalanced "RPGs".I mean if you decide to start solo and stay solo in a management game, that's kind of your fault no?
A good option is to have some prostitutes, then buy the "Sex Toy" class from Servants Guild and train them in it. They get a skill that maxes out ALL obedience on a 2 day cooldown
Fenoxo games do this just fine. How do you excuse the abysmal loot? If the game is so complex why isn't stripping enemies of their gear a valid choice? Even if they just have a bunch of clubs and bows that should be around 50-100g for a defeated party of bandits. Is that an unreasonable expectation? What about their armor? You know defeated armies were frequently looted of their weapons and at the very least boots, metal armor elements and hand-wear, do you?Ah the typical one man army approach
Well the nuke thrower is not available in the game and the balance is made for group fights which scale up to multi specialized Charakters backing each other up to use Elemental weaknesses of enemies in order to stand a chance
I doubt you'll find (m)any complex games that focus on the one man army approach in the first place... those typically focus on "ME SMASH!" and tend to be a complete waste of time for anyone searching for entertainment in gameplay.
You do realise that you don't fight armies but runaway Slaves and in general bandits at the very start?
If you want decent rewards from dungeons, you should do them when they are quest objectives or/and bring a thief.
If you cheat money and buy or add many then yes you will have a hard time but if you play as the game is design and use the in game options you will get all NPC's to never lose obedience or loyalty again.
then train these:
Wanna hear a joke? I didn't cheat in this game, developers change rules every single update. I didn't even know training looks like this, it was different 2 updates before. That's just bullshit!... Wait, now I need to unlock this crap just to date, send to mission, make them fight and just even fucking work? Are you shitting on me!? Developers have gone insane.
I think it is possible, but the combat needs to be balanced around it. Or rather, players need to temper their expectations. Currently the wolf pack quests for example can be done by one high level character. There just isn't enough scaling (mostly on defense) to be able to solo a lich plus fodder. So technically solo adventuring is possible, just not against the bigger threats.
Yes.
It's a big deal, if you don't know how to make them obedient. Especially if you load old saves and had 10 bummers who for some reasons don't want to do their job anymore. It's just mechanics for mechanics that doesn't add anything to gameplay.
This is more of an alpha type game and changes will happen and will happen again.
The only way this will not get completed is something happens to the dev.
We are talking about soloing enemies in the first 3 weeks of gameplay when Characters are far to low to even consider to stand a chance against a Lich unless you have some combat gear or several specialised slaves.
In a game that focus on game mechanics they add gameplay... and if you have forgotten how to raise obedience you can visit the Servant guild and ask Amelia (leader) for advice.
y'know, I think you'd have a better time with Strive for Power, the dev's other game before Conquest. A mid/mid-late game character can absolutely solo an entire fort's worth of bandits in a single encounter and take their weapons and armor afterwards. It's not quite the Skyrim strip-everything system, but drops are decently frequent.
