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Oh, by the way... How can i have npcs created by me roam around? It inly let me activate an npc copy of the character i'm playing, but not the others and i can't seem to switch it
You need to click on Manage NPCS in the main menu and it has a list of all the available NPCs, click on the name to activate them.
If you have done that and you only have 1 or 2 NPCs, it can take a while for them to appear.
The game doesn't prioritize your custom NPCS over the standard ones, they all just go into a big pool of select-able characters that are randomly chosen by the game to appear on a level.
I made 5 or 6 over the course of a few days, but it always shows only one (the same) at the bottom of the pre-made npcs... It never changes, and the others are never added (which is wierd, because the one that appears isn't even the first i made).
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Did you forget to give them names? It only saves if you type a name in the white box above the "Finished" button.
The first thing that comes to mind is that you just need to use the scroll bar on the right side of the NPC list, to scroll down and see more of your custom NPCs.
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All of the NPCs in the management menu are listed alphabetically, with the game default NPCs at the top and any custom NPCs at the bottom of the list. So, the 1 custom NPC you can see is probably just the one that comes first due to the sorting of the names.
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Just to verify:
When you went into the NPC Creator, you entered the name of the NPC on the bottom right corner of the screen and then clicked the Finish Button.
If you used the Save/Load button on the left side of the NPC creator screen, named the character and then clicked the finish button at the bottom right (without entering the name again in the text box above the finish button), all you did was to save an appearance file.
One final thing you can do is go to this location on your C drive and physically look at how many NPC files you have:
C:\Users\<User Name>\AppData\LocalLow\RalivDev\Archipelagates\npcs
If you only see 1 NPC file, then you made a mistake while creating your NPCs and likely just saved an appearance file instead of an NPC file.
If you see all of the NPCs you had created in that folder, you cannot scroll down the Manage NPC list because you only have 1 NPC file that is being recognized, my suggestion would be:
Delete the Raildev folder in appdata/locallow and delete all of the files in your Archipelagates game folder.
Then extract your copy of the game again and try making a couple NPCs again.
any more help with it please ? I don't really know what i should put for the numbers
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These are the numbers I use, extends the orgasm by a decent amount but its not too excessive. If you want to increase or decrease the time it lasts change ONLY the seven (increase for more time, decrease for less), I've found that touching the 40 (at least increasing it) just breaks things.
PLEASE NOTE: I got this result through trial and error and do not understand how this stuff works so make sure you remember the original numbers so you can reset it incase anything goes wrong. (hopefully it doesn't)
add decal customization options that you can freely place, couple of patters and you can basically make whatever you want by placing one and then overlapping it with another--just a suggestion
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Great, a fine addition to the rest of the content which was added last year and we players needed to see first in an action game. Wake me up when something meaningful to "adult fantasy hack slash and loot game that takes place on islands full of dangers, treasures, and interactive characters" will be added. Funny, but all of this is already presented in the game, but there's a catch: this is all unfinished barebones. My first take was that it will take years in how the dev makes this game grow meat, too slow to enjoy, too slow to care for now. And yeah, that was a sarcasm too.
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So what is the point of the game? Is it a battle raper or do you just continue to kill the skeletons to get more xp to fight harder skeletons to get more xp? I got to about level 4 but all the zones seem to be the same grassland except for different types of skeletons. Is that the gameplay loop?
So, the main gist of the game is to:
1): Kill skeletons to obtain pink floating orbs/platform through the levels to obtain them
2): Find the pillar to deposit said orbs and, once the yellow bar at the top fills up, you're granted access to the next step/level
3): Go through new portal, repeat process for 20 stages
Optional: Have sex with NPCs to obtain more orbs. Speeds up the process too.
Really, it isn't a sex battler per say, but you can sex up NPCs. That's really the only gameplay loop.
What is the benefit of equipping second and third weapons that stay on the back of the character?
Sure, but it's not like they work differently from one another. He has a point...