- Apr 24, 2020
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I haven't encountered 2 of these yet, and i also have no ducking clue how to even get so many cards...
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- May 19, 2017
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Which two? And I just finished a run as Dusk using primarily Scaring Shot and Kunai--it was awesome. Once I got some Sneaky Surprise and Pocketwatch cards I got rid of the herbs and other attacks. Cycle between Calculated Risk and Sleight of Hand, or use an upgraded Winds of the Vale for energy and card drawing, and you can deal ridiculous damage insanely quickly, then finish enemies who barely cling to life with Kunai. Once you have enough consumable energy sources you'll rarely need to cycle your discarded cards. I found it hilarious to watch the Demon Commander just melt under a hail of debuff attacks--by the end, Dusk was dishing out the kind of damage that would make Shryke feel inadequate.
...how to get cards. It's harder in the recent versions, but you're supposed to pass on extraneous cards for extra cash and use cards that generate wealth in battle whenever you can. Then, at the shops, you either trim down your deck even further with Remove or pay to see new purchase options. Elite battles give you better cards that come upgraded, as do area bosses.
There's a infinite attack loop with Dusk. Once you retrieve 2 Sleight of Hands (0 Energy Draw 2 Cards) and any 0 Energy Kunai card present, you can infinitely destroy every match in 1-2 turns, due to loopback of Sleight of Hands and Kunai infinitely. The only exception to this are spiked enemies, if auto-spike from the start.
Some cards, however, won't be available unless the character levels up to a certain level (Dusk requires Level 14 to unlock the final card), thus requiring multiple playthroughs. Dusk, even with the nerf, seems to be the easiest and least risky character to play.
All cards from battles and the shop are randomly received. However, Levels 2 and 3 may generate old cards upgraded or new cards unavailable in Level 1 or 2. I just got lucky on that run.
Some cards, however, won't be available unless the character levels up to a certain level (Dusk requires Level 14 to unlock the final card), thus requiring multiple playthroughs. Dusk, even with the nerf, seems to be the easiest and least risky character to play.
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- Apr 24, 2020
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I feel like priestess is easier tbh. Just apply a fuckton of weak and buff one spirit. It does take long to complete fights tho
When playing Elaria and Dusk, never turn down Elven Fortune and Sneaky Surprise respectively. Any card that replaces itself and is mana positive when not upgraded and is card positive when upgraded is gonna be really good. I just never turned them down when they showed up because they're just so good. Elaria doesn't necessarily need Elven Fortune, but it does make looping her deck infinitely much easier. Dusk definitely should never turn Sneaky Surprise down as Sleight of Hand isn't unlocked at first and getting an infinite loop is much harder.
Unfortunately, Shryke can't infinite loop =/
Unfortunately, Shryke can't infinite loop =/
- Sep 23, 2021
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Lol, at this point, we might as well get someone to pin something about the license thing on the OP.
Which is weird cause it should have been fixed automatically (new release has the .txt file with the correct APPID # inside).
Still haven't found a fix for error 0xc000007b here for instance (and like someone else suggested, reinstalling C++ 2010 wasn't enough), at this point I just hope either somebody reposts an old version that didn't have this problem (didn't have the issue with 1.2) or 1.7 resolves this somehow.
Kinda mad too cause it's hard finding porn games with interesting and addictive gameplay loops.
- May 19, 2017
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Did they ever nerf Warden's Resolve? Because if that's still +4 strength, draw 2 cards, then she can loop enough to do unspeakable things with Jab.
I either still have 1.1 or 1.4, was holding out for the new characters/animations that got teased a while back but tried 1.6 and couldn't get it work...anyhow, I just got a new top score with Shryke in 30mins and 67 turns.
My deck was two Jab, one Swipe, three Warden's Resolve, three Energy Potions, and two Marked with the "swift" level-clearing bonuses that let you draw more cards per turn.
And that setup's definitely not optimal.
But with that deck I would go through Warden's Resolve cards until I was ready to down a potion and start cycling between jabbing and buffing. At the earliest that meant +12 strength on top of a maxed Jab's +6 attack. Do 18 damage, buff again, do 22 damage, repeat and work your way through those energy potions until everything's dead. And everything did die.
Someone else can figure out the perfect balance for Shryke with that, but even my crappy take on it was stupidly effective.
...why in the hell is it more fun to break the game's balance than to play it casually or beat off?
- Apr 16, 2018
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Probably the easiest way for me to win with Warrior:
It is literally "kill all in Turn 1-2 or lose".
It is literally "kill all in Turn 1-2 or lose".
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The more i play, the harder it become. Anyone seeing same thing? I am playing to unlock all hidden cards, and seeing that.
The more you level up, the more cards you unlock, which also means the more cards in the randomizer.
the mage girl only has one default stance and one low-health stance right? the other girls have 2 low-health stances.
Damn, usually I download naughty games to do naughty things while playing. This game is good enough of a game that I focused on playing it and not at all on naughty things.
- Nov 9, 2020
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I might be stupid but my audio is sudenly not working. There is no sound in the game. Audio works with everything else perfectly fine
Maybe you somehow muted it in Windows. Try Win+G. That should open UI among which you can adjust volume per app basis.
- Nov 9, 2020
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Fixed it. I reinstalled my audio drivers. Thank you for trying to help <3
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