Java Tales of Androgyny [v0.3.54.0] [Majalis]
She gets marriage ending soon. Last time was a big date.
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Protein shake, right from the tap.In here tho, the inkeeper can offer you a "drink", even if you're low on funds
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It has never once been an issue for me to get the weekly windows updates.
It doesn't even look complicated. I have to wonder if the people having trouble with it ever played a turn-based rpg.
Take me with you to the futa planet!
Welcome to character creation, here are your 2,000 skills spread over 80 stances, you can't put points in half of them for unexplained reasons.
Each one has an entire essay in it's tool type, because it has Damage, Stability Damage, Clothing Damage, Body Part Target, Stability Cost, Endurance Cost, and Level Scaling for all of these (I have never found out how to actually raise them above level 1).
None of these mechanics have been explained to you since this is the first thing you see in the game (and are never explained later either).
Doesn't matter if half of it doesn't matter and you can just spam two skills. New players don't know that. All they know is wall of text with 20 stats to keep track of because that's how the game chooses to introduction itself.
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One way ticket for me please!Take me with you to the futa planet!
Well for six years people were telling it is too complicated with no purpose, and Majalis just say that "the system is cool because if you apply useless Vault skill to 40 characters, 3 of them will start Ouroboros stance, only 1 of them actually gives you a unique scene. And did you know a wrist shot to Dullahan makes her drop her head (no gameplay value whatsoever)? See, it's very interesting."
So I guess it won't change ever
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Hayyooooo, new monthly!
This month we added the Urka x Kylira art, the Sperm Bank Nurse Backshot art, the Kitsune Oral animation, and the Town Square BG animation, including the lady of the night shown above!
Speaking of animations, we've also implemented the brand new animation backend that now means that characters, rather than "snapping" to their new expression or gesture, will smoothly transition in a way that is quite satisfying, actually. The best place to see it is in the Kitsune encounter because she has the most expressions currently, but it looks great overall, particularly in sex animations with transitions. Since we've also created a system for taking care of animation combinations, this also means we can have a ton of expressions, gestures, and variations to sex animations without the amount of work ballooning, so we'll be able to see a lot more involved animations, and also be able to show off the work we've done for existing animations that had been left on the cutting room floor.
In other good related news, we may have a new animator helping out to fill out all that - which is all thanks to your contributions. So, again, thank you so much for supporting our game!
Didn't quite catch up on the backlog, but did make progress on it, in particular with the Goblin Extended ending and the new and improved animation systems. Should hopefully have the bandwidth this month to fully catch up on it so I can start finishing up story mode and the companion finalization work!
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Weapon attack with normal damage.
Improved by Strength.
Causes Light Knockdown.
Causes Light Armor Sundering.
Can be blocked, parried, evaded.
Total Defense: 50%
Costs 4 stamina, reduced by Endurance.
Costs 3 instability, reduced by Agility.
Medium-height attack.
Only usable in melee.
A lot of attacks look like this, but you quickly realize that it's mostly parameters that all attacks share - base damage, amount of knockback, armor sundering, whether you can block/parry/evade them, and their costs. That's not a "wall of text", it's a pretty straightforward statsheet. And the game does explain what damage, armor sundering, and knockdown do (they're kind of self-explanatory in the name). The first 8 skills you see are Spring Attack (moves you to Offensive), Low Attack (attacks low), Block, Withdraw (Moves you away), Beg (Surrenders), Fade-Away (Blocks while attacking), Seduce, and Hit the Deck (Puts you on the ground). Moving over to Defensive stance, you see another 8 skills. Offensive has 13, which is the most - all the other stances are advanced stances (which have a handful of skills), Kneeling, or Seduction. It takes maybe 5 minutes if you really want to look at all of them before you allocate your 3 skill points, and you don't even have to allocate your skill points to start, as they're more for unlocking new skills than anything.
I can think of dozens of RPGs that hit you with way more information and have way more skills and complicated skill trees, and people manage those just fine. Make a new character in Baldur's Gate 3 and you could be stuck there for hours reading what everything does. And in most of those there's some strategy that you can use to avoid learning anything but a few basic mechanics.
The only reason this is a discussion is some people don't want to deal with any of this because it's a porn game. And for them, we've made workarounds.
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wrong, even POEs skill tree doesnt look as clusterfucked and complex as ToA does
but at least poe and other games serve a purpose, in ToA its just there to look complex and fancy
Yeah, uhuh, for sure.
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thankyou, thats a nice example of how it should be done simple and easy
you get a point, you put the point in a node and it unlocks another node you can put a point in simple and easy progression
you arent given 80 different options all at once with 76 of those options being useless
you dont need me to educate you on how offering hundreds of skills at once would overwhelm alot of people right?
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So basically..... you open a game and you see 100 skills available.
When you try to dive into at least what you sent...
1. There's a base damage of attack which is Strength (isn't told specifically by the way)
2. There's a bonus damage, which is different. Which can be negative.
3. There's an armor sundering, which you try to take into account (but without Sunderer perk it won't do anything). Light or Heavy, which isn't number, so you need to test it.
4. There's a knockdown which isn't specifically explained. Basically it's damage to stability. You try to take it into account, but you don't yet know what's stability.
5. Then there's total defense which consists of three different defenses. It took me months to realize how it works. I was just pouring stats into Agility thinking I get skill bonuses but then I finally realized I parry attacks. I was like, wow, it changes everything, now I can finally see why I get damaged on those skills.
6. Stamina. Losing it debuffs you. You need to learn it and test it.
7. Stability. Separate thing. Again needs testing to accomodate.
8. Height of attack. Doesn't matter much. But you have to put effort and learn about it, too. Though it does matter more now because some enemies are too high and you damage their legs.
So, 8 fucking things at once, half of it doesn't matter. But you don't have idea what does, so you jump into everything. You also have to learn mana management and skill specifics for Mage.
AND THE PROBLEM IS IT'S NOT WORTH IT, YOU DON'T USE MOST OF THE SKILLS 99% OF TIME AND YOU TEST THEM ONLY TO WASTE YOUR TIME AND YOU DON'T GET ANYTHING OUT OF IT BESIDES 10 EASTER EGGS FOR 40 CHARACTERS.
I know you won't listen, but I'm just saying you're wrong saying it's okay. I had to go Googling what skills to even use to play this game. If there was no guide explaining you just use four skills, gurd/attack/guard/attack, I would drop the game 100%.
I want to try to run the scenario Goblin extended ending. To give birth to goblin children, do you need to fulfill some special conditions or is it enough to just have goblin eggs and they will be born on their own at some point?
you need goblin eggs, then being anally ensemenated by Wereslut, or Centaur, or Harpy. After that they can hatch. Good thing is you can encounter goblin while resting in camp, but for others you need to look for them each time
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PoE is so fucking simple. Each node is like +5 strength and some nodes give a bit of hp or damage. ToA on the other hand is just papers with rows that contain a skill.