How so?
Conquest combat is objectively superior in every way to the way Power handled it, and that's even without touching on the more complex way of handling equipment itself, nor its multiple effects.
Conquest combat is objectively superior in every way to the way Power handled it, and that's even without touching on the more complex way of handling equipment itself, nor its multiple effects.
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Nah, the combat in Power was a journey whereas in Conquest it is a destination. In Power, I got to choose my battles, had to really because stamina was a factor. In Power it really felt like I was exploring far off places in order to acquire rare items and exotic slaves, whereas in Conquest it's just the most efficient way of getting income from mining resources.
To stop servants from running away you need to train their loyalty skills to slow down their rate of drain. Unlocking basic servitude, dating, advanced servitude and master acknowledgement should basically eliminate obedience drain. Until you have those unlocked then you shouldn't really have more than 2-3 servants/slaves. Your social skills simply won't be able to keep more than that under control. Don't send them out on their own until they are properly trained or you go with them. As you level up yourself and servants you can teach everyone social skills to keep other slaves under control and control a much larger group.
Alternate starts are not yet implemented
Fair enough, I do agree the number of individual battles is likely way too high.
But the combat mechanics are superior in every way, at least in my view.
Go to slave market, use the "Factor Upgrade" button. You need to have (in your Mansion, I believe) a captive that has higher attribute potential than the one you want raised (so, if someone's Average in whatnot, you need another character that's Good or higher in it).
It consumes the second character. The price depends primarily on the level/attributes of the character being improved (technically their "value," but that's what affects it most), so it can be order of magnitude cheaper to get whomever you want to keep maxed out on potential BEFORE you do anything with them.
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You now have to trade in a slave at the slave market, one of the function at the bottom of the window.
Or use the cheat code on the OP and you can change them that way.
When Daisy gets back from servant training in the v0.8.2a version, she is stuck in travel/location "relocating". Anyone else got this bug, and can something be done in an ongoing game?
How do the sex traits work? You can activate some and they stay activated, other will reset as soon as you leave the screen.
I think (positive) traits can only be activated if the npc has no undiscovered sex traits.
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is this a joke? the button is not big enough? Your nickname wouldn't be Zoro by any chance?
And if you are already in a character menu, click on one of the orange buttons to return to the character :
You can't read english, apparently. That didn't answer my question. Otherwise, please, show me where I can found slave's appearance written in text on this screen.
Which version do you play? Is it a new save or an older that was loaded? Is it for all slaves?
If she's the free slave you receive from the guild you joined then given she doesn't have any stats maybe you didn't select any option or a bug happened at creation.
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This happens to me when I use mods incompatible with the game version. Are you using any mods?
Yea, had to start a new game.
I think the cause is, selecting Daisy-in-training at some point while transferring another characters somewhere.