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Not sure if completed (4 empty squares), maybe not released yet? But there is a scene with Rezia
Not sure if completed (4 empty squares), maybe not released yet? But there is a scene with Rezia
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Actually, you can edit stats on weapons. You just need to upload the file to the website, then select file unpack. It'll take a bit of sifting, trial and error, but you can give yourself absolutely stupid stats on your gear. An easy way to find your gear is to hit ctrl+f and search something like "criticalRate" to find what you're looking for. Alternatively, an easier way to make a weapon, use it a bit, and then search the weapon's durability and go from there. That said, before you attempt any of this, REMEMBER TO BACKUP YOUR SAVE BEFORE EDITING IT. Don't be a dumbass like me and irreparably bork a save you put over 100 hours into. On a side note, I've been looking into the save editor you linked and I can modify stats, but I can't figure out how to add skills to weapons, or modify the level of said skills... Has anyone figured out how to do that or provide a list of item/skill IDs?
couldnt tell you what file, just did an expanded search (file unpack, it takes a minute to load) on the rpg file editor website (saveditonline.com if i remember correctly) and searched in certain values of a weapon you have, like i have a club with +999 max weight does about 50 of all damage types and has 9999 durability also if you do this, make sure you have a backup duplicate of said weapon in case you get disarmed, or at least get a weapon that lets you leap, so you can hop back on your weapon as a disarm trap can make you stand around for 20+ minutes dropping materials... you can also edit accessories for redundancy
also as stressed above, MAKE SURE YOU BACK UP YOUR SAVE before attempted this or you can easily corrupted your data
after that it should become much easier to find what values you want to edit, like searching in "durability" should yield you hundreds of results and it should be self explanatory from there.
Here is some info on the weapon forge guide i tried, read this if you are a masochist that wants to tryhard leveling and refining a single weapon to the utmost:
-You don't really have to care about weapon's mass as it doesn't really affect the result at late game. The end product mostly depend on the ratio between tenacity and magic. Except obligatory forge.
-At blacksmith skill lv8, the minimum skill lv inheritance is 2, not 1. And after that, all weapon's skill lv is reduced by about 30% when broken or scrapped. Also, this is about the weapon's first skill, the second skill onwards doesn't follow the same rule. Still hasn't found the pattern for that yet since it's kinda random.
-Weapon skills cap at lv10, but you can still enchance it further, though it won't become stronger.
-Skills with weapon dmg scaling is arguably better than element dmg skills despite the latter almost always has higher scaling, though if you stick to only one element in the weapon, the latter will be better. For example, frozen kiss which is very versatile, at skill lvMAX can fire 4 arrows, each dealing 120% water dmg. Since having 100 base water dmg on a weapon is quite easy at late game, every skill cast will deal about 465-480 water dmg, as long as the enemy isn't water resistant. Note that this isn't effective dmg or crit dmg, so the number is usually even higher. Also, you can get an accesory that is element shooter, when equipping it grants you another projectile whenever you cast a projectilce skill. Now, equip all four slots with it, you can fire 8 arrows max, and the dmg will scale even more ridiculously. And the best part of it is that you can effectively kill any enemy on screen. Now you have a water-element sniper rifle that can insta-kill even the girls at lv4 map.
-However, doing this is quite inefficient since only having one element in your weapon can sometimes be a pain in the ass. This type of forge is only for anti-boss, usually you can just slap anything you can find while enchancing it with any element stone you can find.
-You don't really have to care about weapon's mass as it doesn't really affect the result at late game. The end product mostly depend on the ratio between tenacity and magic. Except obligatory forge.
-At blacksmith skill lv8, the minimum skill lv inheritance is 2, not 1. And after that, all weapon's skill lv is reduced by about 30% when broken or scrapped. Also, this is about the weapon's first skill, the second skill onwards doesn't follow the same rule. Still hasn't found the pattern for that yet since it's kinda random.
-Weapon skills cap at lv10, but you can still enchance it further, though it won't become stronger.
-Skills with weapon dmg scaling is arguably better than element dmg skills despite the latter almost always has higher scaling, though if you stick to only one element in the weapon, the latter will be better. For example, frozen kiss which is very versatile, at skill lvMAX can fire 4 arrows, each dealing 120% water dmg. Since having 100 base water dmg on a weapon is quite easy at late game, every skill cast will deal about 465-480 water dmg, as long as the enemy isn't water resistant. Note that this isn't effective dmg or crit dmg, so the number is usually even higher. Also, you can get an accesory that is element shooter, when equipping it grants you another projectile whenever you cast a projectilce skill. Now, equip all four slots with it, you can fire 8 arrows max, and the dmg will scale even more ridiculously. And the best part of it is that you can effectively kill any enemy on screen. Now you have a water-element sniper rifle that can insta-kill even the girls at lv4 map.
-However, doing this is quite inefficient since only having one element in your weapon can sometimes be a pain in the ass. This type of forge is only for anti-boss, usually you can just slap anything you can find while enchancing it with any element stone you can find.
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Mass does have an effect on weapon forging. It determines the weapon group Ie: Daggers and rapiers at low mass, short swords and axes at mid mass, or great swords and long swords at high mass. Like tenacity and magic it only influences what weapon pool you get. You'll never get a low mass great sword or high mass dagger (barring obligatory forge) however.
Ok, my mistake. Also, any ideas on finding the memories of confusion 1? I can't seem to find out where it is
Everytime i go check Ason's Fantia page, i notice the nice Artwork and extra pictures they created. so i'm very sorry if this was asked before, but had those been shared anywhere? really want to get a good look at them.
I mean, i'd be willing buy them, but i'm limited in my payment options, and none of them allow me to purchase that stuff there.
that being said, nice to heat Version 0.64 is out. can't wait to see how the finished game is gonna look like.
I mean, i'd be willing buy them, but i'm limited in my payment options, and none of them allow me to purchase that stuff there.
that being said, nice to heat Version 0.64 is out. can't wait to see how the finished game is gonna look like.
I've looked on kemono, but I've only found a download to one of it. The June 2020 to be specific. Nothing else was available
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version V0.64b is out, does anyone have the download?
This is more or less a save made for weapon dmg testing. Mostly for fun. Gallery isn't fully unlocked.
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have a present for you all actually 2 2nd one needs testing though anyone with a mac interested <3 ? update :upload #1 (PC) in progresas also hope you don't care if it's not mega or anything "normal" on this site it will be on 1Fischer also op update the title and add Win+Mac
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