I missed the drone instructions. It seems like schoolgirl + engineer would be powerful, but I can't seem to get the drone to work
- Thread starter Apollo Seven
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If you choose engineer, you get 1 drone card in your deck. Each of the drone cards you buy adds 1 (not two like the card says) to the related stat to that single drone card. I.e., get the enhanced camera or whatever it is, and the drone will produce 1 extra brain every time it's played.
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I think I have a bug with the mgical girl transformation. Every time I play a class card, the error "Connot set property 'src' of null"
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Becoming corrupt as magical girl doesn't popup error anymore, but playing magical girl cards still does (at least for me)
I got an error in .92 when I played a hypno card
Error: <<PlayCard>>: error within widget contents (Error: <<run>>: bad evaluation: <<if>>: bad conditional expression in <<if>> clause: missing ) after argument list).
Error: <<PlayCard>>: error within widget contents (Error: <<run>>: bad evaluation: <<if>>: bad conditional expression in <<if>> clause: missing ) after argument list).
I don't get this. Regardless of class or theme chosen, all I have in my deck is brainstorm and mysterious pill.
The former to my understanding pays for cards, but pill seems to be free anyways.
The latter does an entire 1 point of damage.
I can 'replace' parts of a theme but all that seems to do is tick a box as on or off in that menu. Not have any functional change in the actual match.
Meanwhile the opponents spam a dozen decently damaging cards a turn.
What point during the overly long intro did I miss something in the UI that lets me not having a deck 90% made of cards that functionally do literally nothing?
Posts in this thread suggest you're supposed to have easier, nameless dudes to fight before the boss. But I'm just instantly dumped into a boss fight.
The former to my understanding pays for cards, but pill seems to be free anyways.
The latter does an entire 1 point of damage.
I can 'replace' parts of a theme but all that seems to do is tick a box as on or off in that menu. Not have any functional change in the actual match.
Meanwhile the opponents spam a dozen decently damaging cards a turn.
What point during the overly long intro did I miss something in the UI that lets me not having a deck 90% made of cards that functionally do literally nothing?
Posts in this thread suggest you're supposed to have easier, nameless dudes to fight before the boss. But I'm just instantly dumped into a boss fight.
This is a deckbuilding game similar to the real life card game Dominion. You have to "buy" the upperhand cards, that you right now think your opponent plays. Your opponent deals a fixed amount of damage, depending on his own damage. The cards you bought are added to your deck which is always mixed again after you have gone through it all. So u will not immediately see the newly bought card, but in the next "round" (sorry, no native speaker) of your deck.
Oh I thought that was the pool he drew from. So we draw hearts, submissions, etc, to pay for these, hope they show up and ???. I don't understand where in the process actual damage is done.
I beat the first two bosses by clicking every single card then the top line until it let me add one.
I beat the first two bosses by clicking every single card then the top line until it let me add one.
each round you begin with a starter deck comprised of brain and pills. The brain is one of three 'currencies' used in the game, the others being hearts/seduction and submission. Over the course of the round, as you become more transformed your basic cards will change in the following pattern: Brain>Heart>submission. The pills are basic attack cards that you start with. The damage you deal is shown with the letters "TF" inside a pink circle.
Each turn you play cards from your hand by clicking on them, in the beginning, you will have only basic cards to play. When you play enough currency to buy a card from the line up above your hand (i.e. the rightmost card at the start costs 3 brains, if you play three brains on that turn you can click on that card to add it to your discard pile. more expensive cards from the line up have more powerful effects, they can deal more damage, let you draw more cards, give you shields which represent defense against enemy attacks and/or they can give you more power. Some theme suits that can be added or substituted before each round might come with their own unique mechanics. Suits have powered up forms that, in older versions came from playing x amount of that suit in a single turn. In the newest update i am unsure how you get them outside buying them with points earned in between rounds. Suit Power-Ups can unlock additional effects for cards of their suit, improve their effects to make them stronger, or can reduce the total cost of cards in that suit.
In order to win rounds you need to fully transform them. Each turn you deal damage to your opponent equal to the amount of 'TF' you played that turn minus their defense. Once their meter is completely filled up, you win.
Does anyone where the image from the "Play Date" card comes from? Reverse image search isn't bringing anything up.
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Found another bug:
When you upgrade the Latex card deck, it shows the additional currency on the cards, but they are not applied.
Also, not sure if this has been posted already:
When you go the Schoolgirl into Acolyte route, the witch cards don't appear in the dual TF stage.
When you upgrade the Latex card deck, it shows the additional currency on the cards, but they are not applied.
Also, not sure if this has been posted already:
When you go the Schoolgirl into Acolyte route, the witch cards don't appear in the dual TF stage.
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