Wsan's never leaving the mino mines ever, is he?
What content would you like added?
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Omg Really!? I am far more excited to hear that than I should be. It's like Christmas came early! (or should that be Khor'istmas?)
Wsan's like the patron saint of smut I didn't know I was into until these games...
WSAN out here writing the beef and the horses, god damn.
They're planned to show up in the 'mander bar, which AFAIK isn't implemented yet (though it is written).
The adventurers themselves also haven't been WRITTEN yet, but at the very least the horsegirl will be one of my two small Khor'minos projects once I'm done with the big dungeon I'm just about finished with.
Allow us to fuck Yani in the ass once you get around it.
Lone Wolf115
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Sweet! Eh just realised i wrote Adventures instead of Adventurers. Phone must have fixed it.
So lets make it clear. They will staying there and you can have them any time? Just asking because im into that lupine girl.
please make her the champions full time Lover like Elthara or Liulfr <3 Wait. When she will actually get her upgrade? I remember her 2nd part was also submitted. Enslaving/break ing her/him and pregnancy.
Also might be weird but can her sleeping time be nerfed? Like several hour instead of a whole day?
I personally volunteer to solve Nakano's whole "needing to get married" situation by oh so selflessly sacrificing my Champion to the cause
He's grumpy and stoic which is immediately one of my types in fictional men and I know one of the bad ends is being married off to him but now I crave an angsty Nakano romance. It'd also just be nice to expand on male content in the game because the focus has mostly been on female characters haha
He's grumpy and stoic which is immediately one of my types in fictional men and I know one of the bad ends is being married off to him but now I crave an angsty Nakano romance. It'd also just be nice to expand on male content in the game because the focus has mostly been on female characters haha
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Someone made a thread about gaining perks from challenges, and it kinda got me thinking there was a possible opportunity, not necessarily for stuff like perks/uniques, but for at most a new central npc, or at least a bounty board in each town with room for rewards, and if a npc, possible room for a hunter with a bestiary of all enemies you've sensed/defeated, possibly separated into categories for less clutter like humanoids, constructs, ethereals.
For example, whether a npc is made with contracts, or each town has a bounty board, you can get new quests for specific targets. Not necessarily unique individuals with scenes etc, but unique threats. Stuff like say, wolves that have become tainted and extremely powerful, or possibly normal encounters with a gimmick that make them much more interesting/deadly. It gives room for more content and the ability to push difficulty to the limits without needing as much amounts of writing, while being optional. So people could have the option of either grinding weaker, normal area encounters, or going after the big targets, or both for completionists. It also leaves room for optional "superbosses", or stuff like say, Kass disguising herself as a odd looking common enemy, being a really difficult fight, then having a few lines of dialogue and fleeing.
If a npc isn't a option, then near the middle of each settlement you could have a board where you have a small wanted description, then in a set square on the map the board is for, you can trigger the encounter, once it's done, you head back to the board and receive your reward. Possibly get "bounty hunter" as a title for completing a majority or all of them. I know generally swiggity swoogity is the focus but I feel something like that could help make regions feel more "alive" and like you were helping keep the peace, and also for people who enjoy the combat. At the same time, the rewards could stay like hefty amounts of money, or just rare-ish items as rewards, so people who don't care much for the combat or don't want harder encounters can avoid it no problem.
For example, whether a npc is made with contracts, or each town has a bounty board, you can get new quests for specific targets. Not necessarily unique individuals with scenes etc, but unique threats. Stuff like say, wolves that have become tainted and extremely powerful, or possibly normal encounters with a gimmick that make them much more interesting/deadly. It gives room for more content and the ability to push difficulty to the limits without needing as much amounts of writing, while being optional. So people could have the option of either grinding weaker, normal area encounters, or going after the big targets, or both for completionists. It also leaves room for optional "superbosses", or stuff like say, Kass disguising herself as a odd looking common enemy, being a really difficult fight, then having a few lines of dialogue and fleeing.
If a npc isn't a option, then near the middle of each settlement you could have a board where you have a small wanted description, then in a set square on the map the board is for, you can trigger the encounter, once it's done, you head back to the board and receive your reward. Possibly get "bounty hunter" as a title for completing a majority or all of them. I know generally swiggity swoogity is the focus but I feel something like that could help make regions feel more "alive" and like you were helping keep the peace, and also for people who enjoy the combat. At the same time, the rewards could stay like hefty amounts of money, or just rare-ish items as rewards, so people who don't care much for the combat or don't want harder encounters can avoid it no problem.
One of the things we've been told about the Wayfort expansion is that it's going to have events related to defending your land so something like that's already going to be part of the game even if we don't know the specifics.
As far as a bounty setup, that's functionally 'an NPC and a multi-stage quest' as far as easiest integration into the existing structures of the game goes, having each 'hunt' be a special tile encounter. So someone would need to make the quest-giver and all their text (much more if they're planned to be anything other than a blob who hands out bounties), then the quest log and any associated dialogue for the actual encounters (including companion variations where relevant), then write up relevant descriptions and stats for all the enemies and any new Powers they'd need (and run all that by the people who balance those things) and probably more that I can't think up off the top of my head. So, y'know, a lot of work.
Ok but if the bounty board in town is implemented, will we be able have "hmm, fuck" added as option to all dialogue and get an angsty goth sorceress gf?
sorry, i dont really know what im talking about i just enjoy the game and wanted to participate with the boys
I mean, the Champ and Co are already in on G's main hustle of laying the monsters we are supposed to be slaying and taking the fools' money as a bonus.
Which would be the second biggest issue after the sheer amount of writing necessary to get a meaningful bounty system up and running: how can the Champ actually deal with the bounties in a meaningful manner without doubling or tripling the amount of murderating that takes place in the game?
I would say that I like the overall idea of getting some bounties and making the random enemy encounters useful for more than straight level and money grinding. It's just that one will need a more specific version of the idea that will fit the overall tone of the game.
i have a sudden need for sexable mouse npc's
i also badly want a mouse tf
and lastly id like a new set for berwyn and quin that work well with each other or with brint's winter set (and even better if works with black mage pc)
i also badly want a mouse tf
and lastly id like a new set for berwyn and quin that work well with each other or with brint's winter set (and even better if works with black mage pc)
a tile and more direct interaction with hitoshi would be nice. as it stands, nakano, love him or hate him, he does elicit feelings. currently, if you only go by in game content, hitoshi drifts dangerously close to just "farmer a". nakano feels a lot more "canon" of a choice because of that. n feels "there" and makes you feel like youre living a family dramedy movie as the parents, and your daughters husband just seems like crap, but probably by the end he turns out decent or a work in progress and you have a manly two tap hug. h feels like he sleeps in a closet then leaves just long enough to get blamed for something. could be nice to have him in his own tile near rindo where he works the fields, and has his own missions, probably centered on getting produce and materials to contrast with n's
Yup death to Komari great grandson.
More content for Shar. The way she describes being our hen for eggs just hits so many buttons for me; maybe once we kick her sisters back in line we could get her to set up a full blown harpy coop at the farm down south.
More farm stuff in general, too. Sentient cattle is a huge kink of mine. Sheepfolk to shear, Holstaurs to milk, Harpies to collect eggs… let’s round out the collection, people, my adventurer needs more businesses to invest in besides daycare.
More farm stuff in general, too. Sentient cattle is a huge kink of mine. Sheepfolk to shear, Holstaurs to milk, Harpies to collect eggs… let’s round out the collection, people, my adventurer needs more businesses to invest in besides daycare.
An option to not marry the centaur princess would be nice.
All I know is I did the "Harboring a Fugitive" quest awhile ago, hit the point where it said picking a flower from the cave was a marriage proposal for Ahmri, wasn't into that, so I re-loaded a save from before the quest, re-did the quest, specifically did not pick the flower, and freed the centaur village.
And yet for some reason both Ahmri and her father are acting like I'm supposed to marry her? I never agreed to this. Maybe there was some earlier part of the quest where I had the option to opt-out of this that I since forgot? I don't know. But i basically can't interact with Taldahs at all without starting some shotgun-wedding thing completely unprompted.
If it was a case of like, "you knocked up Ahmri, now by centaur law you're legally obligated to marry her" then I might be okay with it, but from what I'm seeing that isn't even possible. Vaginal sex isn't even an option for her.
Just an option to say "I'm not interested in marrying Ahmri" is all i'm really looking for. Only wife i want is Rags.
All I know is I did the "Harboring a Fugitive" quest awhile ago, hit the point where it said picking a flower from the cave was a marriage proposal for Ahmri, wasn't into that, so I re-loaded a save from before the quest, re-did the quest, specifically did not pick the flower, and freed the centaur village.
And yet for some reason both Ahmri and her father are acting like I'm supposed to marry her? I never agreed to this. Maybe there was some earlier part of the quest where I had the option to opt-out of this that I since forgot? I don't know. But i basically can't interact with Taldahs at all without starting some shotgun-wedding thing completely unprompted.
If it was a case of like, "you knocked up Ahmri, now by centaur law you're legally obligated to marry her" then I might be okay with it, but from what I'm seeing that isn't even possible. Vaginal sex isn't even an option for her.
Just an option to say "I'm not interested in marrying Ahmri" is all i'm really looking for. Only wife i want is Rags.
Post-dungeon, the flower thing is a second flower picking which is the actual proposal which only happens after the quest is done. There was no need to reload the save, because the flower at the start of the dungeon has no actual impact. Also the line of dialogue right before the pre-dungeon flower is basically just "in our culture, we use those flowers to propose" so I'm not sure how you missed that until after the dungeon, but again, the pre-dungeon flower does nothing.
That said I do understand the desire to not want to marry her. Though I'm fairly certain that there's a choice you can pick when interacting with Ahmri when you enter her room post-quest which is basically just "woah, hold on a second, I ain't looking for this". I'm not totally sure if it's just "I'm not looking for sex right now" or "I do not have interest in marrying you," though, as I've never picked it.
Don't spam through the post Taldahs scenes and accidentaly click the "Find Amrhi" button at the party. That's what starts her romacne.
Okay, so, there's literally a scene where you tell Ahmri "I don't want to get married"
That still opens up the Taldahs "wedding" conversation, but that's because "Well, if you change your mind, please tell daddy"
Even if all children, which champion gives birth to and holds on to, are to end up in the nursery, I wish there was some actual content either of the father visiting or spending time there (small corruption reduction if someone wants tangible effect?) with some if not all the children. It bugs me how compared to being a father to children there really is a vacuum on the other side, even in cases of the same writer. Just... a stat stick saying that indeed we popped out children.