CoC: Unofficially Expanded Edition (v1.4.19 for CoC 1.0.2)
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Not really. The patch notes both on the GitHub and Wiki are your best bet for an accurate list of changes. I know people have tried to compile a list, but obviously no one's ever been able to.
Bottom line, too many to state.
Should be a debug only feature, so turning off debug ought to do it.
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Did you download the latest release or did you compile it yourself?
For me, this only happens in debug builds
I compiled it myself but I only changed one line of code that shouldn't have affected this at all.
Ok, that was an easy fix. Filed the PR for that issue. Should be in the next release.
Because it's up to them since the content's kind of theirs. They're not going to add more to CoC because they are done with it and have been for some time now. That's been explained numerous times now. Nothing's going to give. It's not up to you or me or anyone else but Fen, Savin, and any other content creators involved. Not trying to bark at you, but to put it bluntly, that's why.
I noticed at one point in the mod, as we changed, our stats caps could be increased or decreased for the default 100 value. When this first came out, I thought this was pretty badass. It was cool to have 120 strength, 110 toughness, 115 speed, and 120 intelligence. Now, I notice it is back to capping at 100 again. Is this an intentional reversion to the old caps? Is it a bug in the stat cap system? Or was the old way we could raise those caps via transforms a bug and this reversion is actually a fix?
Can't say for sure, but my guess is to avoid making the choice of TF's a matter of meta and strictly a matter of aesthetics. There's been a history of discussion about whether or not it makes sense for TF scores to affect combat effectiveness, both in CoC as well as in TiTS. If I'm not mistaken, I believe the current general opinion of most is that it should not or have very little so people don't feel like the point of TF's are lost in min/maxing.
Been so long since I used the ascension mechanics in the mod. By any chance, do you remember or know which ones are missing? I wouldn't know offhand if that's a known issue (first I've honestly heard of it though), but someone more current with Revamp might be able to shed some light on that and it'd help to know specifically which spells are not working.
I would agree. TFs should be a matter of choice. I always start human male and wind up a herm draconic kitsune with a touch of demon and sand trap. I for the larger height, using the fairy chick (forgetting her name atm), dragon breath, dragon horns, dragon scales, dragon eyes, dragon tongue, dragon wings, and dragon claws. Then I take indigo coloration from demon, demon high heels, and demon cock. And finally round it off with 9 tails, a silver white or similar hair, fox ears from kitsune, and ebony nipples and pussy from sand trap.
Takes a LOT of save/loading to get them work right if I don't want to use the editor.
That said, stat caps should rise with player level, say a 5 point rise in cap per every 10 levels. That would be fair I think. Else you wind up capping player power progression very very fast with no way to improve beyond a few items. Just perks. Past level 25 you are pretty much mostly perked out to cake walk the game until ascension. Well, unless you decide to take on Marae. She is one tough chick-goddess.
It's a wiki, and I don't even think Kitteh works on the wiki and is handled by someone else, so that's why it's not really up-to-date. In the mean time, use the patch notes Kitteh has set up from the "Download" and "GitHub" links. Those are current.
talking about the Perk: Misdirection! of Raphael.
I've always liked the way Raphael's quest is developed, but I'm worried about Perk: Misdirection !, since the only thing that works is with the "Red bodysuit for high society" a light-level clothing and with a defense of 1, besides that this clothing does not accept Undergarmets.
Now that there are armor of heavy, medium and light level (before there was only heavy and light) I propose to improve the Perk: Misdirection! so that it works with all light-level clothing and armors, and add that in the case of armors, the Perk: Misdirection! be reduced between more defense has the armor.
I've always liked the way Raphael's quest is developed, but I'm worried about Perk: Misdirection !, since the only thing that works is with the "Red bodysuit for high society" a light-level clothing and with a defense of 1, besides that this clothing does not accept Undergarmets.
Now that there are armor of heavy, medium and light level (before there was only heavy and light) I propose to improve the Perk: Misdirection! so that it works with all light-level clothing and armors, and add that in the case of armors, the Perk: Misdirection! be reduced between more defense has the armor.
Kitteh6660, I have a doubt, I know that in the game you can use image packages to present to the different races of monstergirl (and why not, also monsterboys) that are in the game, but for what you inform me, it is a recharge of already specific imaganes (like for example: Catgirl1.jpg, Catgirl2.jpg, Catgirl3.jpg, etc) of which one is selected at random, this system is good but it has the terrible defect that recharges the memory a lot, making the game heavy when loading the data.
I have the idea of using a modular procedure to create the monstergirl, like the one that exists in the game Sakura clicker, where the monster girls every time they appear are different thanks to certain details that change, and I do not mean just the colors and that even change clothes, hair and even expressions when they appear, and that's thanks to the modular procedure that is implemented in the game.
I wonder if it is possible to reproduce that effect in Coc, because I currently do not know how it works the images of the game, the closest thing I have seen are a series of images that I found in Google where the protagonist is acquiring some transformations, but I do not know if that is implemented in the game, and if it is how it works.
I have the idea of using a modular procedure to create the monstergirl, like the one that exists in the game Sakura clicker, where the monster girls every time they appear are different thanks to certain details that change, and I do not mean just the colors and that even change clothes, hair and even expressions when they appear, and that's thanks to the modular procedure that is implemented in the game.
I wonder if it is possible to reproduce that effect in Coc, because I currently do not know how it works the images of the game, the closest thing I have seen are a series of images that I found in Google where the protagonist is acquiring some transformations, but I do not know if that is implemented in the game, and if it is how it works.
I'm a bit against this, if simply because you may misunderstand it's nature a bit - the nature of this perk isn't in the class of the high society clothes, but it's design. You're making use of it's complex design and features to allure/distract enemies from noticing what your actions, hence the name 'misdirection'.
While it could possibly be used with some other armors, the added dodge is actually very influential and a honest counter would be having lower defense, so adding it to other armors would quickly make the high class bodysuit completely useless, and worthless for the unique build it can currently be used for.
I'll let Kitteh make the actual decision on this though.
I understand your point, that's why I suggested that the Perk: Misdirection! was more effective in suits and armor with little defense, but I think I forgot to mention that the "Red bodysuit for high society" should have the greatest benefit that the Perk: Misdirection!
speaking sincerely I proposed the idea of improving the Perk: Misdirection! by light armor like the chain mail, and by most of the costumes whose defense is practically null, but they give you seduction skills, considering what Rafael says about the seduction and deception going hand in hand in the case of a thief as is, it would be logical that you could use some of the seductive costumes in combination with the Perk: Misdirection! (besides this way it would give more use to these armors that in the majority of the cases they do not even buy them and even discard them if by chance they get them to obtain)
speaking sincerely I proposed the idea of improving the Perk: Misdirection! by light armor like the chain mail, and by most of the costumes whose defense is practically null, but they give you seduction skills, considering what Rafael says about the seduction and deception going hand in hand in the case of a thief as is, it would be logical that you could use some of the seductive costumes in combination with the Perk: Misdirection! (besides this way it would give more use to these armors that in the majority of the cases they do not even buy them and even discard them if by chance they get them to obtain)
So, just a quick question for this. Been loving the mod so far, it improves a lot of things that the base game didn't have.
I do have a question though, Does the mod plan to eventually implement all of the unfinished/planned content that the main game was going to do?
Such as adding in the Cult of the Fetish dungeon? Or a few other minor things. Based upon the description, it sounds like it is already adding several more end of game content, which is nice.
I do have a question though, Does the mod plan to eventually implement all of the unfinished/planned content that the main game was going to do?
Such as adding in the Cult of the Fetish dungeon? Or a few other minor things. Based upon the description, it sounds like it is already adding several more end of game content, which is nice.
