Evangelion-01
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The stock of the special slave trader is designed on day 1 of the week after he apeared last time, so reloading won't change his stock unless you rewind for 2 weeks for example
seems like there's a problem with this. I've tried on several slaves, several different save files in different game modes, and reinstalling the game (after removing the save folder). the job has never unlocked when I teach my slaves the trait.
Evangelion-01
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It's not required to unlock the loyality Option.
Service Jobs like Prostitution were merged with the Rest option in the Job Menu.
If choosing that a window will open showing Options the Charakter can perform, which again are based on unlocked Sexpositions from the loyality Option...
erkper
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Yeah - click the bed icon and it opens up the options to Rest -OR- perform a Service job which can vary from waitressing to full on prostitution. No idea why Mav thought this was a good change to make, but that's how it works now...
yeah, uh..... wtf. well, all right, thank you.Yeah - click the bed icon and it opens up the options to Rest -OR- perform a Service job which can vary from waitressing to full on prostitution. No idea why Mav thought this was a good change to make, but that's how it works now...
j01ntr0l1a
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so is this game good to play? im reading about game breaks and save edits? am i just gunna have a bad save later and should just wait for fix? like another 6 months or sumthing?
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Dev is still working on the coding so save will most likely break between updates.
With that being said you could give it a try now so you can see how everything is working and to learn what you need to do when the game updates no longer break saves.
wait until whatever actual game this is supposed to be a demo for releases. what's currently available is barely a game and mostly a slog.
erkper
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Disagree. It's not complete and important mechanics are likely to change on almost every update, but there is good content in the game to play and it's mostly only a slog if you either don't like this type of game in the first place or just don't understand how it works and have no patience for the learning curve.
"Dungeon recruiting:
Now after combat there's a chance to receive a potential recruit. Recruitees depend on location and area. Recruitees can be added to roster or quickly sold. On forgetting location all characters there will be sold. More mechanics for recruitees will be introduced later."
Unbelievably excited to see this change. It's by far the biggest step in the right direction the devs have made in a long time and I can't wait to see more improvement in this area. Still pretty bare bones compared to the first with only a single recruitment chance, but I'm hopeful it'll get better with time. Keep up the good work, devs!
Now after combat there's a chance to receive a potential recruit. Recruitees depend on location and area. Recruitees can be added to roster or quickly sold. On forgetting location all characters there will be sold. More mechanics for recruitees will be introduced later."
Unbelievably excited to see this change. It's by far the biggest step in the right direction the devs have made in a long time and I can't wait to see more improvement in this area. Still pretty bare bones compared to the first with only a single recruitment chance, but I'm hopeful it'll get better with time. Keep up the good work, devs!
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Personally I think combat and dungeon crawling got way over powered, the reason to build a farming and crafting roster is getting less viable with each Update these days.
At this point Dungeon crawling is all about this game and crafting and upgradeing the mansion is pretty uneventful, some Upgrades won't be used throught the game even.
I think Dungeon crawling needs a mayor nerf in order to make it less attractive and more time consumeing... like needing to spend a turn when delving into a deeper level (just to make sure a Level consists of several stages/encounters which should not be touched) the fact that you can complete an entire Dungeon in a single turn is one mayor factor for it's disbalance in my few.
At this point Dungeon crawling is all about this game and crafting and upgradeing the mansion is pretty uneventful, some Upgrades won't be used throught the game even.
I think Dungeon crawling needs a mayor nerf in order to make it less attractive and more time consumeing... like needing to spend a turn when delving into a deeper level (just to make sure a Level consists of several stages/encounters which should not be touched) the fact that you can complete an entire Dungeon in a single turn is one mayor factor for it's disbalance in my few.
*shrug* From my perspective, there's not much there *to* understand, and a variety of perspectives is useful to people looking for reviews.
erkper
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I suspect there's a lot more there you still don't understand and/or haven't found, based on your previous posts in this thread.
I have no problem with different perspectives, as you say it's healthy to present different viewpoints. Of course, if your perspective is that there's not much to do or see, a little more detail than "nuthin to do, just a slog" would be a lot more useful. JMO
I also found it somewhat perplexing you pan a game in current development as not complete while on a site that pretty much exists as a source of games in development that are, by definition, not complete.
I could almost have said "wait till whatever review this is supposed to be releases. what's currently written is barely a review and mostly shit-posting."
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Evangelion-01
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Have you played the first part before?
Manageing your roster of girls was far more important there and it still had quiet a complex Dungeon Crawling mechanic.
Also Dungeon Crawling as is is far to easy and could be considered a safe farming experience makeing it boring in it's own way.
Your point would stand if slaves could actually die (or become incaptivated by loosing a limb, makeing them useless for your Harem) while exploring for example.
Evangelion-01
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That actually is already implemented with the writ that can be bought from the Servant guild with Guild points (Slave -> Peon or releasing the slave if her loyality isn't high enough)
Can only whole heartedly agree with the rest
Haven't played this in a while, but what the hell did they do to the upgrade system? Now you have to sacrifice slaves to upgrade your other slaves, instead of just using XP? Excuse me what? Also you get like 5-6 free slaves every dungeon run now, without requiring any kind of special mechanic to do so. Often really good ones, better than you can buy in the shops. People rightly complained they missed being able to grab people in the wild, but this seems like excessive overcompensation.
Maybe I was mistaken to defend this, these are just weird choices.
Maybe I was mistaken to defend this, these are just weird choices.
I've been wondering how the hell you managed to gain 35 loyalty on day one.
I can only manage to generate 30, which is 5 less than you need to get combatant before day 2.
Evangelion-01
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combatants should only require 25 unless you also unlocked dating and than haveing high charmfactor on MC should grant you quiet alot.
Haveing higher tame (avarage+) on the slave increases the effects of gracious actions aswell