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Yeah, everyone warned me years ago and I just said, "No, mine is different."Finally someone payed attention.
It's fine. I think there was a small patch or something. Normally it should be 1.7012.
PS: I'm already married. I'm even very happily married! (How often do I need to wink, to say I'm in danger?)
Now I warn others and everyone just says, "No, mine is different."
It's one of those things that goes around in circles and eventually it hits everyone...
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Am I the only one who hate the new isometric view and combat system ?
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No, almost everyone from the start. We're probably used to the suffering by now.
The game has automatic easy mode: if you die I think three times in a row, every enemy drops down one rating on each side, then one more for every death after that, until they’re all green on all sides.
One trick I found that helped is to remember that combat is not turnbased: if an enemy throws something at you, you can avoid it if you keep moving; it’s just a matter of planning out your movements. Likewise, if you throw something with area-of-effect damage over time, enemies will just stay in it as long as you don’t move.
All in all, the combat in this game is kinda shit, and not very well balanced (fucking bat stuns), but pretty exploitable.
Ca anybody tell me how to increase the attractiveness meter for Divya for her second sex scenes? Flirted with her, brought 2 black candles and an amethyst. But the bar is only quarter full
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Well, using arrow keys for the fight makes it somehow manageable, but I really don't understand why choosing a system where you have to go behind your opponent, it's tiresome. For the isometric view, frankly I wonder if even one person asked for this. I mean, in the 90 it made sense because it allowed to have 3D graphics with a 2D engine, or even having greatly optimized 3D game like Little Big Adventure, but apart from having a "particular" graphics style what does it brings apart from non-intuitiveness ?
I just made this for the girls, the system is the same once you found the right objects. You can do it another way, but this one cost less money.
cook/ginger nurse (like food): truffle(2xlvl1,3xlvl2, 3xlvl3)
cupcake(1xlvl3, 2xlvl4)
Divya (likes shiny rocks): amethyst (2xlvl1, 3xlvl2, 3xlvl3)
emerald (1xlvl3, 2xlvl4)
brunette dancer: black candle
skull ring
blonde dancer (likes cute things): teddy
white candle
brunette nurse: red wine (10$)
martini (100$)
As for the flirt, you need to progress with the story I think.
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This is the first NLT game. I think the only bug I encountered was after completing the update, I can't leave the Apex building. The dialogue when I exit is like when the building is on attack.
I kinda like the game. Except for the combat. Unconventional. Kinda reminds me of a jrpg on snes (forgot the title). Oh, wait. The combat here is mimicking the mechanics of Divinity Original Sin ... at least on movement.
I started playing Treasure of Nadia because of this game. Got hooked easily.
I kinda like the game. Except for the combat. Unconventional. Kinda reminds me of a jrpg on snes (forgot the title). Oh, wait. The combat here is mimicking the mechanics of Divinity Original Sin ... at least on movement.
I started playing Treasure of Nadia because of this game. Got hooked easily.
The flirt part is the issue. I managed to fill the appreciation part with the gems
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In that case the only thing you need is to progress with the story and maybe the others side girls. I could only two hearts with her, and 3 with all the others. Waiting for the next update to get more.
I didn't like the isometric viewpoint at first but I've adapted to it... up until NLT's patented push a boulder puzzles start and then I'm swearing to myself over how the items move now compared to previous games. With that out of the way the combat system is an absolute diarrhea dump in the ear.