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Taxes and slaves also counteract it, so once you have the public order to support it work on raising both.

I cant replicate it. What is on this Menu? Like how is it a cheat menu?

โพสต์ดั้งเดิมโดย Fey Dragonette:

That really didn't feel like a very tactically sound decision.

I get rule of cool and all. But reinforcements are en route, they were well positioned to keep holding off the enemy with Bolter fire, once the reinforcements landed they could have stormed the hill with next to no casualties.

Im not very familiar with how technology works in 40k, But they are charging the hill to raise the flag and for some reason after the flag is planted, reinforcements came in (maybe just a coincidence), maybe that is the small garrison of SM stationed on the planet when the orks first attack and that flag signal they are under attack from foreign forces so the battle barge in orbit sent in more suitable reinforcement to combat the hordes

What they need is to optimize the updates. It can't be taking hours to update a 60-120 MB update. Nor taking away the full power of a PC. The last few updates I have had to completely remove the game and install again from 0. That 260GB of data moved by the SSD just to do a 60-100 MB change.

โพสต์ดั้งเดิมโดย ZirzoR:

Form traits apply to all of your starting race.

Let's assume you have "Good Humans"

Any Ruler gets form traits. (This includes Dragons,Giants,Eldritch, just not mount traits)
Any Hero who is "Good Humans" gets form traits.
Any Unit who is "Good Humans" gets form traits. (Including other cultures with the same race)

Anything that's isn't one of these doesn't get the form traits.

If a free city is of a different race, any units they make or any heroes that you hire from them will not get bonuses.
You can circumvent this by converting free cities to your race by migration. (It kills some of them in the process, but usually worth it if you really want more stuff)
This includes the Rally of the Lieges. (They will be of the race that summons them if its something that can be a race)

"Monsters" can never receive form traits since they dont have a "race"
Magic Origin units that are summoned are the same.

I might be wrong on some of these but feel free to correct me guys.

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My first introduction to Netmarble was their Live Service game: Ni No Kuni:Crossworlds.

It was a beautiful charming game just like this one and was thrilled to try it out and play it.

Everything was perfect. Gameplay, story, characters, design- it really was a Grade-A game.

But soon as I got deeper into the game within days of playing- one thing slowly crept up more and more that was souring the experience: the business model/money grabbing tactics.

Now I get it. This is a business product and they need to make their money I’m fine with that. I’m not fine when their efforts scream louder than one’s enjoyment of said product and gets in the way of it.

Ni No Kuni:Crossworlds was **plagued** with *FOMO* microtransactions. Everytime you hit a milestone in the game, you would receive a popup message to buy special gear that would make your character stronger but had a limited time to get it- say a 24 hour window until it’s gone forever. Their in-game shop had no way other way of buying this kind of offer so if you didn’t get it then you were never able to again- unless you start over with a new character/account.

The amount it cost was usually small, $0.99, $1,99, etc. but overtime it became more and more and you would get these FOMO offers for nearly *everything* in the game.

Now you might think, “Well you can just ignore them and play the game anyways?” not quite. The game was stat-driven and much of the areas/story missions had enemies that were basically stat-checks and if you weren’t strong enough you would be effectively locked out until you did have better gear/stats to clear them but by buying the FOMO offers it made progression feel natural and flawless. While you could ignore it early on in the game, later on the game’s story/progression forced you into open PVP areas with other players that could kill you on the spot if you weren’t strong enough so often Whales who bought all FOMO offers would pick on those who didn’t.

It was just an awful time/experience and unfortunately for me in just one month of playing and buying the FOMO offers I spent around 1k until finally quitting the game.

The game was really fantastic is was some of the best modern MMOs I ever got to play but the business model was suffocating and was sucking my enjoyment away.

I did not even mention their connection to bitcoin cryptocurrency and NTFs that were directly tied to the game to get better gear early on which I personally never touched.

Simply put: Ni No Kuni:Crossworlds was a whale overlord, FOMO-driven MMO that was disguised as a cutesy, near perfectly designed MMO and it makes me sad that this is their way of earning profits from their products.

I have my eye on this game but after NNK:CW, I won’t make the same mistake twice with Netmarble. If I see the same tactics or worse I will be out and the whales can do what they want with whatever little players/bots this game would muster.

Remake of the 1st game, which will end on a very significant cliffhanger.

They'll doubtless remake the second game, though I don't know how long that will take. That one concludes the major story of the first arc (There is a third game which closes some loops, but I would argue is not necessary for a satisfying conclusion)