In story mode you learn that nobody dies in this games, well you defeat someone, his wounds will heal up, but he will be in a "submissive" mode. Then you have werewolf, a creature that search for a mate, particularly the strong ones. In her biograph its says that she is strong and agile, probably at the point were if, even defeated, their desire to mate someone is substantial, they will do it.
I have scentless, it only gives me a chance to ambush her, str check still there.
It's teaching players that "victory" in battle isn't the only means of victory, and doesn't guarantee "victory" over all, because of the stat, perk, and context checks that are present in the game. There's a lot of ways to avoid that outcome, including by reading the description of Strength when you get to allocate it.
I've read it, but i thought that it implied that wereslut was a mean to provide a challenge for particularly strong players.
It kind of is, since particularly Strong characters (not players) are challenged to find a way to handle werewolves. Sneaking past them (which is possible even when traveling through their locations if you use the Stealth mechanic), getting them off with something like a handjob, distracting them with a DTF friend, taking the Scentless perk, etc.
Thanks, figured it out.
Well who in their right minds wouldn't want to get fucked by a sexy wereslut?
Yeah, we didn't update the jre previously because of the android build and libGDX compatibilities. There's actually a really strange bug in the libGDX version we're using that they've patched out (related to a bitshift and comparison in the code that handles collections), so I'd like to update it, as well as the Spine runtime, though they've introduced some breaking changes in the past (right now, we can't rotate the root bone of a Spine skeleton or it causes issues with flipping the skeleton, so we just avoid rotating the root bone).Hi Maj, any plans on updating some of your libraries (and maybe the jre too)? You are on pretty old branches for some of your stuff, which gives Java 16 plenty to complain about...
Huge fan of your work btw., eight years and counting now.
Yeah, it got 'eaten'. Heh. Somebody's a sensitive l'il so'n'so.
(not you)
You forgot people who give news about the game and the people who thirst about some characters (i'm in that categorie).
