HardcoreCuddler
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game doesnt save unless you save inside the diary at your home, you can set autosave every 5 days there too
Guys the game is not that difficult, I've collected every territory in version 5.01a and i'm day 143, it's simple once you get the hang of it. A guide would be nice but it's pretty far from necessary, the only complicated part is the combat and even that is fairly easy to figure out. If you need the combat explained I can do that.
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Yep I did save and have auto-save using diary at home.
Just noticed that when I move game to different folder the save doesn't work... So I wonder where it's kept - what the location of the save file
please do I got the hang of other thing but still get reckt in battles
HappyGoomba
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It's under C:\users\(login name)\appdata\roaming\macromedia\Flash Player\#SharedObjects
At that point, it'll be different for you but basically, the next folder will be some random letters and numbers, then localhost, then the partial pathname to the .swf or .exe file. That's why your save doesn't work when you move the game, it's looking for the wrong pathname.
I really don't like that a limit to how many monsters you can have has been implemented. Especially since the limit is very strict. Your monsters start getting injured and dying because you've past the monster limit, and there is no way to increase said limit. This makes the game very frustrating, especially since the game randomly chooses which monsters get killed off and if you lose your one and only lvl14 Slime Eye then you lose the Queen's Nest as well and are forced to level up a new Slime Eye from scratch, which takes a painfully long time to do. This is enormously frustrating. I also wish there was a option to turn off belly inflation for H-scenes, as I'm really not a fan of that, and there are just too many scenes with belly inflation IMHO.
The new version of the game is also rather glitchy. I've had several instances where the game gets stuck on the world map screen and then I have to shut the game down and restart it to get it fixed. Never had this issue before until v5.02.
The new version of the game is also rather glitchy. I've had several instances where the game gets stuck on the world map screen and then I have to shut the game down and restart it to get it fixed. Never had this issue before until v5.02.
No worries! Just take my "guide" one step at a time and keep coming back to it, because it might be a tad too much to take in all at once, especially since I'm doing this in written form with no photos or anything to back up what I'm saying. Feel free to ask questions
First things first you'll need to create a decent army. When assigning monsters to the royal army make sure to check their "battle" tab, it will tell you what the benefit is that they get upon power up as well as how many hearts it costs to activate. Spawn time and the other stats are a second priority. Generally I recommend starting with something easy to use like Butanga and filling your army with those, they spawn quick and only need 1 heart to activate their skill which reduces damage taken by 25%. You should probably switch out your monsters as you unlock better ones as well, just remember that some monsters are amazing on the field and others are absolute doggy doodoo. Check new monsters regularly.
Whenever a monster dies on the field (or a certain amount of damage is dealt, I don't pay attention) you'll get a heart, you'll also get one when the timer in the lower middle of the screen drops. This heart timer is especially important to keep track of, it can and will be the win or lose factor if your army is already decent. Make sure to give the hearts out as you get them, they have a sort of cooldown when you give one so you won't be able to spam them all last second.
The victory condition is to have one of your monsters cross their finish line before they can cross yours. One strategy you might consider when you're in depth with experience is to have one row act as the defence, stopping the enemy from pushing, and the other row as the offense, making an attempt at pushing the enemy with max aggression.
The difficulty in the combat is almost all in the setup. One of the main things to keep in mind is if you're consistently losing, it might be the order and not the monsters themselves. Naturally you'll want your slower spawning monsters at the back of the queue so the enemies are occupied with you fodder monsters whilst your big bois are on their way. If your army is full of units that require a lot of hearts, make sure to give your hearts to a unit you know has a long enough spawn time to power up. For example if I filled my army with cirrus (16 spawn time) then I'd give the hearts to the second and third in the queue as the first ones will spawn before I can give them all 6 hearts. And 5 hearts is as good as none, because they don't get any bonus unless you give them every heart that their specific ability costs.
If you're really struggling try this:
1. Bond with Butanga until you have 6, enough for an army, then practice taking some territories until you have the hang of it.
2. Once Butanaga stops working you'll need an upgrade. Level slime eye to 14 via exploration, hunting, or bonding. Once he is level 14 you'll unlock the Queen's nest for rapid breeding. Once you have a couple of monsters you're happy with bond with them to create more (unless you only want 1 obviously haha). Personally I like filling up the slots with 6 Cirrus, he is an absolute beast in combat.
3. Hopefully you should have the hang of it by now! Try experimenting using what you've learnt!
P.S. Sorry for the essay, it's hard to explain something via text, hope this helps!
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You can unlock the nursing ability before you unlock combat via the skill tree, just force a creature to go hunting several times and once it's injured access the skill tree and unlock nursing, it'll allow you to heal them back up
HardcoreCuddler
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You actually get hearts like every 8 seconds regardless of damage and everything else.
Or I do at least
Or I do at least
Everyone does, I call that the heart timer but I have no idea what it's actually called.
Thanks I will try that! I started LVL up off my monsters and finding tier 5 but still I was loosing - I used 1 hearth per 1 monster to that was useless
Thank again!
roland_donald
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idk about you man, i love the story that comes along with it...
but you're right about the button mashing required. holding ctrl to speed run through text we've already read before would be great...
HardcoreCuddler
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I actually agree on that the writing adds to it but it's really annoying when
- you've already read it
- it doesn't accurately represent what you are actually seeing
No worries! Sorry if it wasn't up to par haha, let me know if I wasn't clear on anything. And yeah 1 heart per monster sounds like a death sentenceThanks I will try that! I started LVL up off my monsters and finding tier 5 but still I was loosing - I used 1 hearth per 1 monster to that was useless
Thank again!
HardcoreCuddler
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doesn't sound like a game problem, maybe the game can't write your save on disc because of some weird permissions? shouldn't be happening on a normal machine though...
maybe you should still check in the game save folder to see if the save is actually there. I mentioned the save location above a few times, you can find it
ok thanks I will search for it!
bug fixed itself after I moved the game to a different location not sure why that solved it but it wortked
HardcoreCuddler
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wtf, where did you have it initially?ok thanks I will search for it!
bug fixed itself after I moved the game to a different location not sure why that solved it but it wortked
i got like 4 drives... so initially it was on an SSD drive where I have OS, moved it to a HDD drive not sure that SDD/HDD was an issue, i guessing that that moving triggered sth that made it work
HardcoreCuddler
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might have been because it was on the same drive as the OS, weird, though I'm getting the same sort of deal with XAMPP (a normal program) where it can't write without admin rights even though it's just placed in C:/XAMPP/...