RPGM Noblesse Oblige [v0.11.1.2] [Lord Forte Games]
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The next update hasn't been announced yet. For the schedule: On the
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the dev says, "The present release schedule is to release a new set of content every 2-3 months." I'm thinking that might be subject to change, but hopefully we'll see that consistently.Taking the public release of November 3rd for the latest chapter, 2-3 months would mean anywhere from January 3rd to February 3rd. Given the way the holiday season has a tendency to extend everyone's timeframe estimates, I wouldn't expect anything before February.
Tried this for a while, but can't continue because the font and color really feel unpleasant in my eyes, is there anything that can fix that?
Although the game is not perfect, you can feel that the devs are trying their best, trying to alter the dialogue to fit in the medieval fantasy setting.
Can someone enlighten me as to how I might see the benefits being provided by my party's "Support Member"?
Go to status, pick any party member, then scroll down far enough and you will see the support members benefits.
so im on the defending the order quest done both left and right paths but the middle path wont open and its still saying to empower the altar of the new moon
did you activate altars on both sides ?
you most likely forgot to activate altar on right path.
The design of the right path is really stupid, the place where you fight the boss (the fire ward and the 3 people who are also fighting each other at the same time) is not the last room, it just looks like it.
You need to go back to the place where you first entered the boss room immediately after where the corridor coming from the maze ends. Then hug the wall to the left/right and you see there is a 1 square passage between 2 walls. Go all the way down that passage and you get to a new room that you can't really see from where the boss fight is because of the camera distance max. See picture below.
Yeah the design is really dumb, it just leaves you feeling like it's a bug. To be honest the dev should really change this.
i'm interested which will be more interesting choice banishing or accepting order of alcina?
i can already guess what accepting them will look like and how will story will continue but have harder time imagining advantages of banishing them?
i can already guess what accepting them will look like and how will story will continue but have harder time imagining advantages of banishing them?
You get a lot of short term benefits like Alvinian support, alvinian church gets to spread to cities you conquer and you get to establish a healers guild. You also get a sex scene, but it is implied that you can get it later while not banishing the alcinians.
The primary benefit is that the Alivaen Order gets fully behind you since they see you taking clear action to protect them and punish the Alcinians. Calysia really likes this. This also serves as a message to the world: the Alcinian's broke the king's law and will be punished accordingly.
Since the Alcinian's other than Lorena have pretty much been nothing more than a hindrance the entire game, it's easy to see how kicking them all out would simplify Alexander's life a lot, not to mention its going to be a lot easier to prevent another atrocity if they aren't allowed to organize openly in Versalia.
This is not to say there's not pros and cons to either choice, but it definitely is an appealing option to banish them to me personally.
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It was more of a meta decision for me, as I like to recruit every party member possible. Having an extra party member to use in combat is already a huge boon itself, but I am interested in seeing how Lorena's redemption arc plays out as well. Really the one thing holding be back from banishing probably is Lorena honestly, but I'm sure when the order does eventually get reformed they'll be pretty helpful in some form.
My harem brain also can't turn town an ice paladin wife, even if the game isn't going that route.
i know about short term benefits for banishing them but i fear long term benefits may significantly favor forgiving them.
i am almost certain there will be exclusive investments for alcinian order and they will most likely get interesting redemption arc and i don't think there are good ways to implement exclusive Alvinian support investments.
getting new party companion is also always big deal.
only balancing factor i found is you get bigger penalties if you get second hidden companions but for know it isn't enough to balance these routes.
what are peoples opinions about planed scenes from other characters pow?
when i stated game i thought i would not like them but know im really interested in what trouble sinadrion manages to get.
i am almost certain there will be exclusive investments for alcinian order and they will most likely get interesting redemption arc and i don't think there are good ways to implement exclusive Alvinian support investments.
getting new party companion is also always big deal.
only balancing factor i found is you get bigger penalties if you get second hidden companions but for know it isn't enough to balance these routes.
what are peoples opinions about planed scenes from other characters pow?
when i stated game i thought i would not like them but know im really interested in what trouble sinadrion manages to get.
- Sep 22, 2017
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To me it seems bigger than investments. The Alvinians don't seem to be interested in becoming the main religion for the entire continent so much as just the couple countries they are already established in. Meanwhile, I think the game is pretty much guaranteed to reach that scale and beyond. So we will definitely still have to work with the Alcinians in the long-term but likely won't get another chance for a reasonable and influential Alcinian as such a loyal ally.
On the other side of the coin, the negatives for not kicking them out come off as almost 100% short-term to me.
i agree with everything.
one interesting development i was thinking was if you expel them it will definitely create power vacuum in your country and then it can develop in two different ways you can try to support order of Alvinian to take there place by funding more grows or something like that witch should increase there power by big margin or maybe you could invite some other religious order to balance things out.
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To answer that second part, I think it's a great way to further build on characters full stop. It's fun to see how they act on their own and with other major characters without the protagonist being around. Does a lot for character depth and making it feel like not every little thing has to revolve around the MC, which in turn makes the world feel more alive. I have no doubt there will be plenty of party splitting moments similar to the Ligaea/Sindarion segment as well.
Also a great world building tool when we get to peep in on what some of the villains/and or other characters of note are doing around the world while the MC is doing MC things.
Confirmation by the dev? No, but it's a really far fetched question to ask given the what is currently in the game, which I am very suspecting you haven't played in it's entirety.
Ariadne very much dislikes most men who aren't Alexander due to bad experiences with dating, they get married for real and abandon the arrangement.