No offense taken, I was just curious
If somebody points me and says "that's ay!" I'm all like "yeah, so what?". That's the thing I don't get, I'm suppossed to be offended or embarrassed?.
(maybe I'm not getting the point, because I can fap with pretty much anything, lol)
There are some things you HAVE to buy.
Namely, TOWN SCROLLS. There's only 2 in the game, and they really make the difference, so buy them before anything else.
Also, sabatons and gauntlets help a lot, not only they add protection in battle, but they insta-save you on some encounters/places. Helm is also useful.
There's also one ANTICURSE spell, so be careful: if you get a cursed item (so far there's the Tiara of control -doesn't lets you attack in battle-, and the Armor of Anal Torment -not entirely sure, it acts like the anal ring-) you have only one go and will have to choose.
Basically, save some cash for the scrolls, and sabatons/gauntlets.
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Avoid time-consuming encounters, you slut (the Centaur gangbang or the male goblin kidnap. Both take you out for a day, and despite getting "feed" you still lose food).
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Make your way fast to the top map before anything (personally, I find the giantess map absolutely skippable. Little content, takes a lot of resources, and there's really nothing to do there).
Get fast to the outpost, trying to avoid the pale women (the vampires), get the codpiece (and watch out for the merchant's last offer, it's the cursed armor).
---On the previous version, you could talk to the avoided pale women right away, and they'll give he hint (no need to go to the witch), so you could kill two birds in one go.
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Use the scrolls to get back.
---On previous versions, the scroll was bugged and you only got to the upper map entrance, not town. Suppossedly it has been fixed.
------Alternatively, you could walk down back, if you had a clear path. There are tons of elf encounter (pond) and food sellers on your way down.
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Use the carriages.
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The Inns are fundamental. For 10 coins (or a whomp!) you heal AND get a fuckton of food. (on the first town you can get a bad end to unlock an achievent. Save before, waste your gold ti'll you have less than 10, and "pay" the Inn 3 times. You'll unlock the achievent, and get an alternative game-over. Then reassume from the save and keep playing normally)
Usually, I can go up and down at leisure, with all 3 companions. It's kind of tiresome, but you can "make your way" on most encounters.
My build it's mostly Enchantress, with charisma 8, magic 6-7, and endurance. You can upgrade perception and agility with skills (surveyor for example), and later buy some points on them.
Going full strength it's fast if you just want to spam attacks, but it's an insta-lose against the werebitch, and high strength would do nothing against the arachne, ogress or goblins if you need to escape.