Well, here is my legit full savegame (no cheats). Goes into \Town_of_Magic-*\game\saves folder.
All relationships maxed, all scenes unlocked.
All treasures found. Full map available.
All gear available and, with the exception of 2 currently equipped items, fused as much as possible with each upgrade fully levelled.
(Basically it needs like another 50 fight encounters to max that last solaris item, just kill lots of trash or let Nel do it)
Story completed to end of release.
To enter the scene gallery, just go to sleep. Then "Leave" and go to the Obelisk of Remembrance. You can reenter the waking world talking to the succubus.
For battle animations, just go to each location with a star, each has its own enemy type, and hit the enemies with the Charm Spell.
All relationships maxed, all scenes unlocked.
All treasures found. Full map available.
All gear available and, with the exception of 2 currently equipped items, fused as much as possible with each upgrade fully levelled.
(Basically it needs like another 50 fight encounters to max that last solaris item, just kill lots of trash or let Nel do it)
Story completed to end of release.
To enter the scene gallery, just go to sleep. Then "Leave" and go to the Obelisk of Remembrance. You can reenter the waking world talking to the succubus.
For battle animations, just go to each location with a star, each has its own enemy type, and hit the enemies with the Charm Spell.
As you mentioned, it's pretty much the Nel auto battle. The problem with her is she selects your artifacts or equipment for you (she won't pick the golden treasure equipment). You can bypass this if you want by skipping other equipment or selling them. I believe she now uses energy potions as well so energy shouldn't be an issue now.
I think for most people who started the game in early development it isn't a problem. For someone new getting into the game? Hell yeah, the grind is bad. It took me months to catch up to where everyone was. There's always the full save I guess but people would be skipping out on the story.
Really? For me she always makes sure to equip the treasure UNLESS I have equipment with unlearned skills.
- Jul 29, 2018
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Same. Nel seems to prioritise non-maxed equipment but will otherwise happily keep the treasure tracker.
That said, the grind was bad then and it's bad now. Actually slightly better now because not every item has to be clicked away when it pops up and the UI can be rearranged. Small victories...
Yes the autogrinder is actually quite impressive, Nel levels items that need xp, crafts and uses potions against disablers, and otherwise uses lantern and treasure finder as needed and possible.
She however randomly chooses offensive spells rather than the element counter but by the time she fights something you outlevel it and it doesnt matter. Also her innate % mana regen after a battle helps offset her mana waste.
But frankly speaking the grind would have been annoying if it was HALF of what it is now. Relationship progress and Item XP should atleast scale with encounter difficulty, which they do not.
She however randomly chooses offensive spells rather than the element counter but by the time she fights something you outlevel it and it doesnt matter. Also her innate % mana regen after a battle helps offset her mana waste.
But frankly speaking the grind would have been annoying if it was HALF of what it is now. Relationship progress and Item XP should atleast scale with encounter difficulty, which they do not.
Hmm not so sure for me. She always seems to pick the solarite equipment. Funny enough, you can make her wear the cursed gear if you sell everything but those.
Cursed Items and Skills has no impact on her since 61.0.? That`s what the Dev means with "game improvments".
Whenever he says "Game improvments" he mean: less fun more grind. The cursed Nel was fun.... so improved.
The Console lowers Grind? ...... improved!
Are you serious? Damn it was actually fun to see her lose and get molested by the monster more lolCursed Items and Skills has no impact on her since 61.0.? That`s what the Dev means with "game improvments".
Whenever he says "Game improvments" he mean: less fun more grind. The cursed Nel was fun.... so improved.
The Console lowers Grind? ...... improved!
Treasure chests, but not until pretty late in the game.
Selena, nextdoor.
"Soft lock?" I got the spirit stone but I can't take off any of the other things I have on to put it on to move my quest forward.. unless I missed something. I know you can't take things off in battle zones. I try to take off my things at home but I still can't seem to do it.
The version posted to the first page of this thread is bugged. The bugfixed version was posted one or two pages back, but the first page still hasn't been updated with that.
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Wow, second meeting with the demoness, this game is so broken...
Code:
I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred.
While running game code:
File "game/renpy_events_demoness.rpy", line 700, in <module>
TypeError: '<=' not supported between instances of 'NoneType' and 'int'
-- Full Traceback ------------------------------------------------------------
Full traceback:
File "script.rpyc", line 483, in script call
File "renpy_events_demoness.rpyc", line 215, in script call
File "renpy_events_demoness.rpyc", line 700, in script
File "[GAMEDIR]\renpy\ast.py", line 2115, in execute
if renpy.python.py_eval(condition):
File "[GAMEDIR]\renpy\python.py", line 1080, in py_eval
return py_eval_bytecode(code, globals, locals)
File "[GAMEDIR]\renpy\python.py", line 1073, in py_eval_bytecode
return eval(bytecode, globals, locals)
File "game/renpy_events_demoness.rpy", line 700, in <module>
TypeError: '<=' not supported between instances of 'NoneType' and 'int'
Windows-10-10.0.22000 AMD64
Ren'Py 8.0.1.22070801
Town of Magic 0.62.005
Sun Sep 25 12:06:48 2022- Jul 29, 2018
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You probably have to progress other stuff further first. Have you completed the chain to get the fortune teller her crystal ball so you can get advice on how to progress relationships? She gives way more specific stuff about relationships than the innkeeper.