- Oct 21, 2019
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In the raid map click on shackle icon to open slave list and drag them into the tab that opens when you click on the orc statue
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- Oct 9, 2017
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Just open the slave tab then drag the slave in the box that open once you click on the orc. Then you have to raid them to get back the girl once impregnanted.
There is more room because babies take time to mature so you can impregnate other girl with the mc in the meantime.
Me too
Babies gain trait too so if the two parents have the same, the trait can be upgraded on the baby. (i think max is 3, didn't manage to get a tier 4 trait yet) And if two parents have a different trait, a baby can receive the two of them.
Swordswoman and archer are adventurer woman, you can get the nun. No other species yet.
- Jan 18, 2019
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Hmm this game cooking well i dont have to worry bout end less stronger wave anymore and we can just play in nice pace whenever we ready. Let see if they allow us to play TALL
I will not say anything about gameplay since it will change it the future but the pillory H animation kind of a letdown for all the waiting. Goblin with sister is good since you still able to see part of the sister's body but the women pillory and sister with orc are just gob butt and orc butt humping. Serious , even the bestiary pose with horse in MBM is more sexy than this. Even the X-ray version can't save it.
Do the nuns not heal in Pillory during non-Combat? Wouldn't surprise me if they are bugged, but. . .
Trait Tiers depend on the individual Trait, but as of current time: trait values 7, 8, 9, 11 all don't appear to have any reference to 'tiers', and all deal with improving the notoriety/infamy actions.
So this is "TraitCountChance": [0, 40, 30, 15, 10, 5], so the max here looks to be 5 (the RandomListFromChance only checks if num1>num2, where num1 is the TraitCountChance.
Edit: TraitCountChance is in just a txt file, so you can change it. Just try to keep it to 100, and probably keep the 0 in the data set. As a small reminder of how it works, if the lowest number passes, all pass as the random number to check is determined once. The range is determined by the total value in TraitCountChance (so currently the range is 0-100).
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Got to day 40, maxed wave difficulty and was just about stable, here are my thoughts:
So there is a way to heal your units. Sisters appear in the upper 2 (maybe three?) tiers of attacks, and while their capture rate seems pretty low (I chilled at max for 8 days and got 2) once you do cap one they actually have a pillory benefit, unlike the normie women. They give regen 1hp per second to the stockade group on that side of the base, but only out of combat. You could heal raider units by rotating them through the stockades if you wanted but I'm always drowning in monsters so I don't bother.
I'm really liking the slower, more balanced progression of stat boosts. The traits are obviously very powerful, but seem to have the same problem that stat boosts did in previous versions: get more than one and you don't have guarenteed inheritance. So the unless you want to massively slow your breeding program with lots of duds due to dropped traits, its gonna be 1 trait per lineage.
I thought HP or Attack would be the best traits for most of my playthough, capping out at +40% at level three, but the best trait is actually cost down, which you get from raiding the biggest villages rarely. Min cost is 1, so regular gobbos don't benefit, but being able to stuff 5 shortstacks and 5 orcs/oni on a single stockade is absurd, especially once you have captive sisters to heal your meatshields.
So yeah, I think the best strat for this version is just to try and max all stats, grab the cost down trait from raiding asap, and have that for all your fighters, focussing on mostly orcs, shortstacks and Oni to get the most benefit from it. Gobbos not needed for breeding can be shoved in raid groups or the standalone raid task thing.
I can see the benefit for a separate lineage for goblins specifically, focussing on the 15/30/60% chance to capture another woman during raids trait, and use that lineage for your raiders, with groups of 10 gobbos. Not sure how it works with multiple mobs carrying the trait, maybe only need one to get the benefit, or maybe it rolls for each instance? I'll try to check, could be very powerful.
Stats that I've seen get boost numbers include HP, attack, Crit chance, Knockback resist, and conception chance. I'm not quite sure what the mechanics are for inheriting stat boosts for offspring of the PC and Monmusu specifically, it isn't strait copy-paste as there seems to be some varience, with offspring stat boosts dropping 1 or 2 at times, but not the degree of varience I'd expect if it was a range of 0 to the mothers stat.
In conclusion, I like this version a lot. the stockades with sister healing are a great benefit, though we still need a non-mod way to repair the base. The new stat system outright encourages branching into as many stat boosts as possible with how slow it is to get boosts beyond +3-5. I'm kinda sad we can't lock in multiple traits with 100% inheritance chance, but in a way that encourages branching out into multiple lineages for different purposes, or making a trade off of slower breeding progress in exchange for grabbing multiple traits on the resulting offspring.
I'm still not certain I've actually seen all the traits, some are certainly only gotten from raiding villages, possibly only raiding specific villages? Doubt anything will beat dropping every mob to 1 cost though.
So there is a way to heal your units. Sisters appear in the upper 2 (maybe three?) tiers of attacks, and while their capture rate seems pretty low (I chilled at max for 8 days and got 2) once you do cap one they actually have a pillory benefit, unlike the normie women. They give regen 1hp per second to the stockade group on that side of the base, but only out of combat. You could heal raider units by rotating them through the stockades if you wanted but I'm always drowning in monsters so I don't bother.
I'm really liking the slower, more balanced progression of stat boosts. The traits are obviously very powerful, but seem to have the same problem that stat boosts did in previous versions: get more than one and you don't have guarenteed inheritance. So the unless you want to massively slow your breeding program with lots of duds due to dropped traits, its gonna be 1 trait per lineage.
I thought HP or Attack would be the best traits for most of my playthough, capping out at +40% at level three, but the best trait is actually cost down, which you get from raiding the biggest villages rarely. Min cost is 1, so regular gobbos don't benefit, but being able to stuff 5 shortstacks and 5 orcs/oni on a single stockade is absurd, especially once you have captive sisters to heal your meatshields.
So yeah, I think the best strat for this version is just to try and max all stats, grab the cost down trait from raiding asap, and have that for all your fighters, focussing on mostly orcs, shortstacks and Oni to get the most benefit from it. Gobbos not needed for breeding can be shoved in raid groups or the standalone raid task thing.
I can see the benefit for a separate lineage for goblins specifically, focussing on the 15/30/60% chance to capture another woman during raids trait, and use that lineage for your raiders, with groups of 10 gobbos. Not sure how it works with multiple mobs carrying the trait, maybe only need one to get the benefit, or maybe it rolls for each instance? I'll try to check, could be very powerful.
Stats that I've seen get boost numbers include HP, attack, Crit chance, Knockback resist, and conception chance. I'm not quite sure what the mechanics are for inheriting stat boosts for offspring of the PC and Monmusu specifically, it isn't strait copy-paste as there seems to be some varience, with offspring stat boosts dropping 1 or 2 at times, but not the degree of varience I'd expect if it was a range of 0 to the mothers stat.
In conclusion, I like this version a lot. the stockades with sister healing are a great benefit, though we still need a non-mod way to repair the base. The new stat system outright encourages branching into as many stat boosts as possible with how slow it is to get boosts beyond +3-5. I'm kinda sad we can't lock in multiple traits with 100% inheritance chance, but in a way that encourages branching out into multiple lineages for different purposes, or making a trade off of slower breeding progress in exchange for grabbing multiple traits on the resulting offspring.
I'm still not certain I've actually seen all the traits, some are certainly only gotten from raiding villages, possibly only raiding specific villages? Doubt anything will beat dropping every mob to 1 cost though.
Open your women list, and drag them to the window that opens when you click on orc lair.
In my experience, that's about right number of rooms, since you can move him to the next room when he impregnates one of them.
I heard that placing a nun in the stockade would heal units. I did not manage to catch one of them yet.
Yes. This is a breeding game.
Swordswomen, archers and nuns should be in the game, and potentially capturable. It's hard to tell swordswomen and archers apart once captured - they seem to be like goblins in this regard.
Are we able to script monster color inheritance, or did it break once more?
Also, whenever a new wave is coming to attack you, the monsters and the ones in the pillories flicker to transparency. Does this happen to anyone else?
Also, whenever a new wave is coming to attack you, the monsters and the ones in the pillories flicker to transparency. Does this happen to anyone else?
The new version is totally buggy, although 4.0.4 worked without problems. Animations hang on the places of shame for slave girls, units to protect the sides are also buggy, I was able to send to 1 side about 20 units for defense. And much more... Looks like we have to wait for 2-3 more fixes before we can start playing again.
- Nov 8, 2019
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I did not see any colorful monsters when playing the new version.
The human children of monstergirls have totally random skin and hair color now, instead of inheriting them from female ancestors.
Yes, it happens to me too.
I meant if we were able to bring color inheritance back with through a script again. Base game still doesn't have it.
I used the ones I had working with 4.0.4 and it totally breaks: I get albino, hairless versions of everything.
The only "change color script" that does work; at least from what I've tried so far when starting a new game, is the player color edit.
On another note: Old traits seem to be part of the game still, but the game now only calls forward the "new" ones.
- Oct 9, 2017
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When i have the slave and the Orc/gob with the same traits, more often than not the offspring inherits all of them. Otherwise it's really hard to get big bonuses, for now the biggest i have is a +13% crit chance and i'm at day 25 lol
There is no difference between Swordswomen and Archers. Both can be captured and will be labeled as "Woman"
Nuns can be captured and will apply regen to Monsters when on the pillary while not in combat.
On the code base front. A lot of the backend stuff has changed. The old traits are in the game's code, but the new method doesn't call/factor them in.
Color change stuff is a bit broken, only because they changed how statuses are added on new units and reworked the method slightly.
Here is a code dump from the .dll.
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Sorry for the possible double post, but the other one was getting long, and I want it to remain focused on code base stuff.
From what I've seen in the code, each character is checked individually to see if the PlunderChance increase is successful. Note that different villages also have differing mins and maxs for slaves, but you could get 10+ slaves if your whole party had the increase.
Stat Bonuses take the Range of the Mother and the Father +1. So it'll be a very slow growth until you get units that are very close in range.
Edit: IF you do want the best chance of passing on traits, and don't mind bad gambles, change the Playsettings.txt trait count chance to something like 0,1,1,1,1,1. You'll always get a 1/6 chance to get either all the other traits or none. Expand as needed, but realize you are betting on worse and worse odds everytime.