Threesomes coming soon.Honestly, the only thing missing from this game is a way to have a threesome with the twins.
Not sure if the twins specifically get unique scenes, but I'd imagine so.
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Not sure if the twins specifically get unique scenes, but I'd imagine so.
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version 0.8.4Honestly, the only thing missing from this game is a way to have a threesome with the twins.
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After seeing the math, the only minor annoyance seems to be the influence loss- though even that's regained by doing a daily bounty. I guess the health lost at the start of a day might occasionally be a bother too.
On an unrelated note, I had a question for anyone that knows- I saw on the wiki it says Adora's quest is only available if you start as an expert slaver- if you get her with the 50 point perk, can you still get the quest? If not, is there a way to save edit or cheat so the game thinks I did? Don't wanna start a new playthrough and find out the rewards aren't really worth the 200 point investment.
(The answer is yes btw, took her for 50 points and still got her quest at amiable affection)
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Why the Gregory guy(father of Lovisa) is showing "Venomous" Affection? It happened automatically.
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pool parties are a better more reliable way to increase happiness and affection for your whole household vs dinner parties. Requires a gazebo with the pool upgrade.
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Yeah but the pool is capped at loving (75 affection). Right now, you want to get as high as 116+ Affection because any affection below 116 has a chance to decay by -1 per midnight.
Ideally you use both.
I wiped out the tribals from the Preacher Pond but the German Caravan and Straalsund Caravan still giving me $105 and $50 respectively. After wiping out the Tribals this should increase right?
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Yup. But there is a hidden benefit. Both the Barrow and the Kelsey Park caravans contribute a 5% chance for +1 Prosperity / day. That's the main benefit really. Later on prosperity is not an issue but for a while this can be helpful.So only $25 extra for wiping out 75 Tribals?
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normal, you're fucking his wife and daughters and I'm sure you also got them pregnant
I've been playing for approx. 500 game days in 2 weeks, and I must say this is not just one of the best games on this forum, this is a top notch game when compared against the overall gaming industry. One particular game I can compare Masters of Raana with is A Dark Room, especially with regard to the captivating world atmosphere and intrigue—of course, Masters of Raana's amazing amount of pictures with very good art direction, as well as its large amount of questlines and roleplaying freedom makes it stand out in comparison.
I wanted to share several thoughts and questions which are mainly in-universe; sorry if they were already tackled before, I must admit I wasn't able to read through all the 700+ pages of this thread.
1. Languages and names. What languages are spoken on Raana? Several Japanese loanwords said by Aiko (and Russian, by Nika) and the way the caravaneer speaks suggest that English (or, rather, 25th century English with some translation conventions applied) is indeed spoken in Ikaanos (the default assumption), but other languages are spoken as well.
If so, the question is, where do the names like Raana, Ikaanos, Haalu come from? They sound quite unusual and while they are certainly "cool" when you just start playing (and easy to Google which is also a plus), in-universe, one starts to wonder about their origin. If it were just the planet name, that would be fine, the planet could have been named by an astronomer using any number of mythological or other obscure origins. But those double-As throughout several names look like they are names in a non-English, perhaps local language, but who are those "locals"? they can't be the monkeys, right? or can they?
Also, what language(s) are spoken by the tribals? Words like "tuwa"—are they in their language? Was it a language that evolved among the First Wavers? What Earth language(s) did it descend from?
2. How come that the Raanic people, with their technology being all over the place, with the Mastersphere and space travel and plasma guns and computers, rely exclusively on horses for transportation? I remember something in one of the questlines saying about gas (or lack thereof), but there are be other options, hell, even steam-powered trucks (maybe not cars) can be used in a pinch; or electric, if we're talking a bit more advanced tech.
3. What exactly is Project Erebos doing? They want prowlers, but also girls. The Project Erebos entry on the wiki is suspiciosly blank. Maybe Prof. Hornell (my char) shouldn't have sold that girl to the Project, after all—he's a nice guy...
I wanted to share several thoughts and questions which are mainly in-universe; sorry if they were already tackled before, I must admit I wasn't able to read through all the 700+ pages of this thread.
1. Languages and names. What languages are spoken on Raana? Several Japanese loanwords said by Aiko (and Russian, by Nika) and the way the caravaneer speaks suggest that English (or, rather, 25th century English with some translation conventions applied) is indeed spoken in Ikaanos (the default assumption), but other languages are spoken as well.
If so, the question is, where do the names like Raana, Ikaanos, Haalu come from? They sound quite unusual and while they are certainly "cool" when you just start playing (and easy to Google which is also a plus), in-universe, one starts to wonder about their origin. If it were just the planet name, that would be fine, the planet could have been named by an astronomer using any number of mythological or other obscure origins. But those double-As throughout several names look like they are names in a non-English, perhaps local language, but who are those "locals"? they can't be the monkeys, right? or can they?
Also, what language(s) are spoken by the tribals? Words like "tuwa"—are they in their language? Was it a language that evolved among the First Wavers? What Earth language(s) did it descend from?
2. How come that the Raanic people, with their technology being all over the place, with the Mastersphere and space travel and plasma guns and computers, rely exclusively on horses for transportation? I remember something in one of the questlines saying about gas (or lack thereof), but there are be other options, hell, even steam-powered trucks (maybe not cars) can be used in a pinch; or electric, if we're talking a bit more advanced tech.
3. What exactly is Project Erebos doing? They want prowlers, but also girls. The Project Erebos entry on the wiki is suspiciosly blank. Maybe Prof. Hornell (my char) shouldn't have sold that girl to the Project, after all—he's a nice guy...
He doesn't care if you fuck his wife and daughters and doesn't care if you get his daughters pregnant. I'm guessing he doesn't care if you get his wife pregnant either but I haven't tested that. What he does care about is if you fuck his wife enough to remove her relationship trait. That is probably why he hates him.
Connor will be getting a wife and daughter soon as well and from the news on discord it sounds like Connor will be a bit less happy with that arrangement than Gregory.
I would imagine that the situation is that each of the ethnic communities have their own original language that they use at home with English acting as the lingua franca. At least in theory. In practice however , due to centuries of intermingling both back on Earth and planetside the different languages have become heavily influenced by one another both in terms of loanwords and grammar changes.So you end up with something like the language spoken by Anime nerds that has Japanese words thrown in.
And that's before we figure in the natural evolution of language in general. This game is after all set in the 2500s. If we go back 500 years people were still speaking Middle English.
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Until the most recent affection changes pool parties plus Party Animal were pretty much an auto pick for me to manage household affection. It's not really very effective anymore since pool parties cap at loving affection and everyone below 116 or so affection is going to constantly degrade down to friendly or lower affection.
So IMO the better option is to pick people up at a slower pace and use a combination of dinner parties and bondage fuck sessions to boost people to 116 or more affection before picking anyone else up. That means you'll make significantly faster progress with the girls than you will with the guys but once you get them that high in affection then you don't have to worry about them anymore. I don't even build a gazebo anymore, and I also don't take Party Animal anymore.
You can also use encourage and compliment but I don't know what the cap is for that since I usually forget to use them.
It's also worth prioritizing any feminists you pick up since they will be actively working against you until you corrupt them.
I would say the affection change also makes the sex implant significantly more useful than it used to be since with that you can really work the girls over every day. Without it you can't fuck as many girls every day.
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A good deed is its own reward.So only $25 extra for wiping out 75 Tribals?