These might not be 100% accurate since I can't check the details right now, but it should give you the right idea.
As for the ghouls:
Hope this helps.
It is, tysm, still the Ghoul without old playthrough stats is a menace when caught off guard tho.
Thank you. For your answer:
- I didn't know Billy will sell animal, thank you.
- In the 2rd playthrough I have lots of them without knowing, however I don't want to play the fresh start and go around too much so if I can make them it would be good. However I learn all skill from NPCs except the hunter NPC which appear sometimes and the chicken hoard camping NPCs without negative trait but still can't find the rope crafting option in crafting table, Olaf's mechanic crafting table and alchemy table
- Ah good to know I'm not missing something. Thank you.
- Thank you.
- How many ways to increase reown other than doing favor quest then, I though it only increase discount.
- I see, thank you.
- I though the quest might lead to something like trait or faction which irreversible to the character so I'm not even touching the quest and totally forgot about it lol, well it's because after the meeting with Zacharias the game said choice matters so I kinda scare.
- Thank you.
As I said, I'm not sure if the recipe is in the game. It was at some point for sure, but I might have removed it at some point
Renown can be increased by noticeboard quests and it should also increase by having perfect streak when working (Working for 7 days without any mistakes)
Doing that quest and joining the faction will give you some new toys to play with and also increase your Ichor limit. There is more it does but nothing major yet. Mr. White will comment on that if you join that faction before meeting him, but that's about it for now. There will be more severe consequences in next versions.
For me getting add quality of life upgrade similar to the bike would be great, new player might ignore them or doesn't even know but players who do loop playthrough like me would appreciate it. Also the tree resting spot was kinda underwhelming for me, since workout with active trait + George was ez early game stat for combat build, which help clearing spider dungeon and set up for Mr. White quest. While resting require upgrades (require stats and mats) and books (NPCs love point - hard to get/ merchant - also hard to get cuz expensive and have rotation) but still feel too weak for Training + Active combo. I think you should tweak the stat of that or no one after try resting once will do it again.
Resting spot and workout will get balanced for sure. Resting spot is there for raising skills while workout is for physical stats. Workout is better right now because it has bonus trait while resting doesn't, but his will get adressed. I will add a rest related trait, adjust some values and add bonus to reading books with Helena. I will also try to limit workouts slightly, so you get less stat bonuses if you exercise every week and more if you take weekly breaks from exercising.
As for quality of life, I have some plans. For now, there are fourways to increase your movement speed:
Glad to see it get balance, things got quite repetitive with training and dungeon all weeks every weeks because it's out perform most trading item you farm, one need Agility ~ 100 only which take 4-5 weeks to be good and one takes months. To add salt to the injury some quest board want you to do combat or item from dungeon/traveling trader.
House upgrade should be buff too imo, more upgrade with more buff compensate for not focus on combat, different skill types give different buffs.
There should be Raid event where player or NPCs get attacked by kobold or abomination: losing cause severe injury and losing resources, winning gives no reward - that might sound unfair for non combat build but hear me out. Every week there a chance trigger a raid (battle), the longer the time goes the higher the chance (it should cap at 50%), house upgrade reduce the chance, give enemy debuffs and stronger upgrade straight up deal damage. That will give player to choose should they want to play offense with combat build or defend with house defend kinda thing. NPCs getting raid will have quest for player to help which cost lots of resources so combat build will have chose to ignore them which lead to increasing price in their shop and fewer item be sold or going out of their way to help, but house defend build can easily afford resources.
Crafting, Science and Machinery should have item like chainsaw(Wood), mining machine(Stone, Copper, ... ), Flashbang(Delay effect all enemy + reduce hit rate) to help. Smithing give bonus stat for tools, melee weapons and can upgrade to a slightly better version will make up for lacking combat stat. Survival simply can make better trap, fish net and in house defend can set up stronger trap + trap gives debuffs. Farming and Cooking is fine now I think, thanks to Raid system they won't care about those 2 at the beginning, but it should have something to offer in the long run.
That just my idea to add depth to the existing things in the game, since most of the game after the 1st playthrough is combat in dungeon and well you guess it training with George lol.
Thank you for your time.
There are plenty of things I want to add. Most of these are still on paper and might not make it in the game, but quite a few of them will.
These are the main goals for this year, but I'm sure they will change. I also want to expand the main quest a bit and add some things to do for characters that don't want to focus on combat.
You also need more than 150 humanoid kills. Kobolds and bandits count.
Alternatively, you can also get full points if you get 150+ renown, 20.000+ silver, LESS than 3 friends and having science as your highest skill.
If I remember correctly, once you get 150 humanoid kills, it will override any other skill you have and give you the assassin ending, so you can have for example farming lvl 500 and 151 humanoid kills and you will still get the assassin ending.
It's newish feature. I limited the amount of certain actions you can do every week so that one playthrough doesn't take twenty hours of clearing all enemies and doing everything every week.
If you go to the status screen and press shift multiple times, you should get this:
These bars mean (from top to bottom):
All these reset every week. Those limits can be changed in some way. Weapon XP limit gets higher with the total amount of weapon levels you have, healing is increased by your hp and so on.
I'm in the process of creating new perks and increasing some of those limits, so this will get adressed. In the meantime, you can increase the amount of dungeons you can clear in three ways:
Also, dungeons reset every time you leave them, which means that after you get your second point, you can clear one dungeon twice in a row with all loot reset.
Mutation in game right now is really barebones.
I plan for future mutations is quite similiar. Mutations will basicaly become a skill tree. Every time you mutate you will get to choose from multiple options. First mutation cycle will let you choose from multiple tail options. Second give you multiple eye options and so on.
Renown as a stat is not that important in curent version. It is a requirement for some quests / events, but you need about 20 renown to get them. Only exceptions are the cure quest, kevlar quest and the endings.
These two quests are supposed to be post game quests for people who decided to play one save file for longer than one year and the ending unlocks are challenges for people who are familiar with the game, so I don't count these as unbalanced, since getting these is supposed to take time and require knowledge of the game.
That said, there will be more ways to get renown. The new job system will have some jobs giving you renown and performing / begging at Riverstone will also give you some. On top of that, I will adjust values needed for some of those endings and quests.
I try to get the 10/10 ending achievement and it requires 150 reown, with other achievement buff like infinite food/ammo(money) and 1 hit sword the only thing left is reown and 150+ humanoid kills. I'm fine with combat because it fun killing but could there an achievement for player who reach 150 reown in a year before to speed reown up in a new save?
Renown unlock / cheat is a good idea. I will add that into the game at some point.
In the meantime, I made some minor adjustments to existing renown rewards. Noticeboard quests now give you +2 renown, performing / begging gives you +1 renown and defeating Mr. White will now give you +10 renown every time. I will release this new version tomorrow.
It will give you an item that will instantly trigger a mutation and can be used over and over, basicaly allowing you to generate all major mutations and unlimited number of minor mutations. You can pretty much raise all your atributes to their max values by mutating over and over. It will take you quite a lot of time though.
