I personally use Syri. You can make boatloads of money if you got good aim and just spam bet 100
What are your gripes/criticism of TiTs?
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Want to double down on this. I'm a melee merc at max str and reflexes, high WP, and the fight was pretty straightforward until getting stunned. At which point it only takes a couple of rounds for the fight to turn completely untenable. Especially when said stuns can be spammed and can last upwards of 2-3 rounds. It isn't clear on what determines this, I would have thought my character pretty robust when it comes to shrugging off that kind of thing.
Though, I suppose there's a bunch of little things in the mechanics (like Resolve and xp scaling) that could use a bit more transparency.
Also a small pet peeve, but having to use a HL tent or return to ship in order to level up is just awkwardly annoying.
Tents were added to Flash in February 2020.
I guess my peeve with Tents is they don't feel impactful enough. None of my Steeles have bothered to upgrade from the default. I go back to the ship to sell/store loot often enough that I'm there anyway. Smugglers have an unlisted Class Feature that fully restores all HP during the 4-hour Rest, instead of requiring Sleep. Tech Specialists have enough Shields that I find taking HP damage is fairly rare, especially at level 10 with a Stun weapon. Mercenaries, of course, have Second Wind.
For clearing Soreness, you can't pitch a Tent the Ten Ton Gym, so it doesn't save you time training there. Training with Ramis, you're on your ship already. You can only do Yoga 1/day.
The best tent is on Uveto and has a 1-day cooldown. Is that where the upgrades will end? It feels a bit abbreviated.
A meta one, today:
I wish they'd put more focus on handling bug reports and put out new builds more frequently. The delay means there are several redundant reports for a lot of the more common bugs, pushing some more obscure ones further down the list.
Once a report reaches page 3, it's highly unlikely to be seen, especially since fixed reports aren't always moved from the active forum.
I wish they'd put more focus on handling bug reports and put out new builds more frequently. The delay means there are several redundant reports for a lot of the more common bugs, pushing some more obscure ones further down the list.
Once a report reaches page 3, it's highly unlikely to be seen, especially since fixed reports aren't always moved from the active forum.
Personally felt like the Juggernaught fight starting from Tavros was a lot more problematic then the fight against Amara, especially considering you get the arc caster directly before hand
Just play on easy mode.. I do. Though I will admit the fights can still be a right bastard sometimes.
oh man, I just tried the JS port. The lack of the stats on the right side bar is really throwing me off. Not to mention the general difficulty in comparing stats between items. It's just kinda painful.
Props to the team for the polish on the function of the game, but man the UI needs some work. The old UI was, I'm sure, a pain to work with, but aside from a few minor issues it did what it needed to really well.
I'm also kinda thrown for a loop because now I'm on the left during combat instead of the right, and I keep looking in the wrong spot. The stat changes being listed at the end of each combat action, rather than at the end of each turn (or at least, in a way that clutters the viewscreen compared to the old method) is also taking a lot more visual effort to sort through.
Props to the team for the polish on the function of the game, but man the UI needs some work. The old UI was, I'm sure, a pain to work with, but aside from a few minor issues it did what it needed to really well.
I'm also kinda thrown for a loop because now I'm on the left during combat instead of the right, and I keep looking in the wrong spot. The stat changes being listed at the end of each combat action, rather than at the end of each turn (or at least, in a way that clutters the viewscreen compared to the old method) is also taking a lot more visual effort to sort through.
To be honest, the price of some items kinda triggers me. In Nerrasa's shop on Uveto Station, you can buy a Deluxe Backpack for 30K creds. Yet, an infinitely more complex Siegwulfe VI Drone is only 12K creds. Anyone wanna tell me why? Shouldn't that be the other way around? I mean, seriously. A robot should not be nearly two-thirds cheaper than something that only carries your s**t around.
Lone Wolf115
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That and it has a slot for an under slung gun. The pack is probably made out of some kind of high priced materials (in game reason). It seems like stuff I've seen in games that have stuff like that "you want an upgrade, it's actually worth it you only carry ten things with this you can carry three times that." (Creator reason)
In all fairness a pack capable of storing enough stuff you'd need a small truck to lug around, while not obstructing your mobility in the slightest, is probably more of a technical feat than yet another combat drone.
If you want silly pricing, a basic shotgun costing as much as 10 starship guns, or even more than entire starship (because it's a gun sold on late game planet while starships and weapons are available from early on) is probably more of a "just shaking my head" thing.
If you want silly pricing, a basic shotgun costing as much as 10 starship guns, or even more than entire starship (because it's a gun sold on late game planet while starships and weapons are available from early on) is probably more of a "just shaking my head" thing.
Some of the cost can be atributed to late game items being obtained in harder to reach areas, most often the rush frontier. All that extra cost in shipping away from the core worlds (where is were the majorty of the manufacturing woulds be done) would have to be dumped on the purchaser. Doesnt explain everything, but it would explain some of it.
Unfortunately, a primary example of this is the ever-present Kattom Osgood, and his little business on Uveto, which doesn't fit this kind of explanation at all -- the place is at best a few hours away from densely populated planets of its system, colonized many rushes ago. The logic also breaks down completely when you consider handheld weapons can have much higher prices than ship-sized weapons sold on the same planet, even though the former are way more of logistical nightmare than the latter.
Zimbabwe dollars. Prices are arbitrary and probably set by each author that created them. Without any sort of central planning to coordinate prices between authors and etc, that sort of thing will happen.
Lone Wolf115
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I'm aware (hence "ever-present") My point was Uveto is not "hard to reach frontier world" but quite the opposite, so such justification why he'd charge through the nose on that moon of all places, compared to other, actually hard to reach places he shows up at as well... simply doesn't fly.
In no particular order, here are some things I don't like:
Lack of art / visuals
Too many random encounters / chance driven events, this just leads to irritation when trying to advance some relationships or complete certain quests.
Lots of unfinished characters (been waiting for Amazonian Reaha for how long now?)
No incest :\
Updates add content and routes that may have been locked off due to past choices, requiring a restart of the game. Punishes the player for exploring content while unaware of future plans for characters and plotlines.
Children have no function and barely any interactions
There's more but that'll do. I'd imagine the developers are aware of most of these gripes.
That said, the game is still fantastic and I'm happy that the updates keep coming!
Lack of art / visuals
Too many random encounters / chance driven events, this just leads to irritation when trying to advance some relationships or complete certain quests.
Lots of unfinished characters (been waiting for Amazonian Reaha for how long now?)
No incest :\
Updates add content and routes that may have been locked off due to past choices, requiring a restart of the game. Punishes the player for exploring content while unaware of future plans for characters and plotlines.
Children have no function and barely any interactions
There's more but that'll do. I'd imagine the developers are aware of most of these gripes.
That said, the game is still fantastic and I'm happy that the updates keep coming!
Cousin stuff and step-siblings are present, but close family stuff would put them at risk of having patreon ban them.
You haven't played the latest update, have you.My dreams of a Syri in Anno sandwich are shattered
I hope you're not joking with me! My save file is crashing so I haven't been able to finish this update
One of my biggest gripes is libido being tied to taint level. I have several save files that are from way back when, and I took the time to bring my libido up to 100 in each just because. The change to libido being tied to taint makes it so I have to constantly check on my stats whenever anything happens to make sure it doesn’t plummet to nothing.
Well, the incest content has been added, but you can’t actually start it, or at least I haven’t. You have to get Syri on your crew and then talk to the two while on your ship, but trying to interact with the crew causes the game to crash.I hope you're not joking with me! My save file is crashing so I haven't been able to finish this update
This is the problem I've been having. I recruited Syri and encouraged her about Anno, but then any further attempts to access the crew members gives a crash error.
Um. This is a text-based game ? Always has been ?
And it features plenty of character busts and inserted smutty images. I simply would like more.
Fair enough. Art/visuals aren't ever going to be the focus of the game, though.
That got canned ages ago, sorry. That was always a side path for her, though, fwiw, not actual progression.