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Korith

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A member registered Sep 16, 2022

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I tried using an Oblivion Potion on one of my characters, and immediately got a message that she had a "breakdown".  The tutorial pages notably do not explain what this is (there's a placeholder page) - should I be concerned about this?  She definitely is out of commission for a day (there's a turn countdown), but does it give any longer-term effects?

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The game seems to frequently generate quests that you can complete, for profit, by "flipping" slaves or items.  This happens when a delivery quest can be satisfied by a slave or item currently up for sale at the market, and the reward from the quest is greater than the market price.

I feel kind of dirty taking quests like this, and the irony of saying that about a porn game is not lost on me.

The character load feature does not seem to load hair information correctly.  More specifically:

  • Hair color seems to be randomized after a load, for both the text description and the character's generated image.  This can sometimes produce strange results, where part of a character's hair is one color and part of it is another.
  • Hair length seems to be randomized after a load, for the text description only.  This can produce characters with descriptions that don't match their images.
  • Hair style seems to be randomized after a load, for the text description only.  This can produce characters with descriptions that don't match their images.

Hope this helps!

As of the current build (0.6.4b), the "Save Character Template" / "Load Character Template" system does not store all the relevant fields for a template character.

Specifically, the following items are not saved:

  • Race
  • Trait
  • Fur color for beast races.

The generator code for village names seems to have a relatively small pool of possible outputs, and this frequently leads to having multiple villages with the same name.