What content would you like added?
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To be able to enchant weapons and gear or strengthen them.
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More half horse lady content would be nice... her offer to have Elf champion to be her wife/breeder could either be a good bad end or something like Kiyoko and the others who we married.
Lone Wolf115
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We need a second knapsack for our pocket-bold, shoving our sharp stabbies and naphthas in the same bag dosen't seem safe.
I know that it’s never going to happen but I would honestly die happy if Hashat was ever made a companion. Or, at the very least, had more interactions like, say, talking about the children that you’ve had/are having together if you’re pregnant with her offspring, for example, or some loving pregnancy sex.
Just more Hashat please !!
Just more Hashat please !!
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I'm not sure if I speak your language but you can just use alchemy to have a high chance of getting the transformations you want. - with maybe only a little bit of save scummery required.
You can but by the fucking gods I have had nothing but the worst luck alchemy involved, its why Im am glad I want to become a floofy foxen.
I can understand that logic and agree with it but only to a certain extent. To me it begs the question, what's the point of having a scorpion tail if you can't use it how nature intended it to be used to stab and poison? What's the point of having wings if you can't use them to fly? Why do all the enemies get to have these advantages but for us they're simply just props?
I really don't think there would be a balancing issue in CoC2 considering we already have a hard limit on the number of abilities can have in combat, a hard limit on their uses in battle, a hard limit in their duration, and a recharge rate. We could be a chimera all we want, but we will always be limited to one TF perk slot (at will or maybe a recharge slot) and there's no way to get around that hard cap unless we mod the game which I know you've said hell no to.
I would say that's WAY more balanced then what TiTs does considering you have NO limit on the abilities you can have in combat and the majority of them have no use limit or cool down and basically allows you become this unstoppable tank and crushing everything in your path. I also remember CoC1 TF perks being fuck busted for having the same problems, there was no use limit or limit to the amount you could have in combat.
Lone Wolf115
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Being a cat-morph and licking yourself, wonder if Cait could do that and put on a show for you, and vise versa for Brint if you're a Catfolk.
Yeah the only TF with "benefits" are ones that give tail whip and Kitsune that gives foxfire(and fuck me if I know if that scales), and both of those dont really do much damage(at least for my build). Cant think of any other TF giving abilities then that.
It's really not the Power limit, it's the Powers themselves. Flight as it works mechanically for the enemy is literally free Evasion that could trivialize a lot of fights if given to the player. As the devs have said time and again, giving you that kind of perk at all acts to either incentivize you to use TFs you might not want for the gameplay advantages or punish you for not using them, depending on whether the game is balanced around you having that ability or not. CoC1 did not balance around TF perks, hence they were game-breaking.
You really can't have it both ways though, because if you don't balance for them you have ways to trivialize gameplay via TFing but if you do balance, you're punishing players for not using those same TFs by making the game harder than it's intended to be.
Also, I'm pretty sure that the manticore tail already does grant Tail Whack and inflicts Acid-type damage so you've already got your (deliberately balanced) power for that TF.
Passive TF perks like flexibility I would regulate to racial and body type score. If you're a thin and lean cat person you're able to keep it but if you fall below the racial requirements or if you're just massive then obviously you should lose the perk.
Cosmetics. That is as far as I give a shit about TFs and ever will.
The way I would balance flight would be while you do gain an evasion bonus you also become unsteady, thus your accuracy takes a hit and possibly you also become easier to knock you off balance because you forfeited solid ground.
It's really not hard to think about TF perk pro's and con's which is something CoC1 did not do, it was basically all pro's but no or meaningless con's
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I thought I was going crazy when I saw the cookies just sitting there in the scene description constantly, but no way to eat them or pick them up.
Lone Wolf115
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The secret ingredient is
cum
Edit: I'd love to get more of the wine from her, the wine from her Halloween event.
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You can get more at the midwinter festivus ball.
I can only think of the massive hairballs that would ensue.
Lone Wolf115
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Thx, but I meant out side of holidays, like maybe you trade sex for em idk, what exactly she would use the electrum for melt them into piercings.
Ahhh, yes. According to the wiki, there's no more sources other than holidays. Perhaps another way could be added now that the Palace is in place.
Lone Wolf115
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This is why i don't see the point in TFs unless they are given by one of the seven or Evergreen. You don't get anything out of it but cosmetic change, to me that is pointless especially as you don't actually count as the species/race to want to transform into. CoC had it better with the TFs, Kitsune was a lot better as well if you became one you got your very own star sphere. Also if you had wings, in some scenes you could actuallu use them
You're not the species you tf into on the inside. For example, if you tf into a Boreal Elf, you don't get the enhanced lifespan of the Boreal Elves, you still have the lifespan of your original race.
I want more meaningful TFs as well. I understand that limiting most TFs to being cosmetics only is to prevent min-maxing & make balancing easier but to make it so that the PC never actually become the race that they want to transform into really kills my interest in the TFs personally. When I choose to transform into something I want to become the real deal and not a "fake" which is why all my PCs are either Kitsunes (I know they're not "real" Kitsunes but it's still a meaningful TF) or different varieties of Wyld Elves.
If it were up to me I would embrace the fantasy of races having their different strengths and weaknesses. For example a PC fully transforming into a Minotaur would gain a bonus to Strength and Toughness & malus to Agility while a fully transformed Mouse-folk would get a bonus to Agility and Cunning & malus to Toughness. Chimeras would gain no bonuses & maluses to prevent min-maxing.
If it were up to me I would embrace the fantasy of races having their different strengths and weaknesses. For example a PC fully transforming into a Minotaur would gain a bonus to Strength and Toughness & malus to Agility while a fully transformed Mouse-folk would get a bonus to Agility and Cunning & malus to Toughness. Chimeras would gain no bonuses & maluses to prevent min-maxing.