The game's main folder includes a readme file. It is not written by a native speaker, though, so it can be hard to read.
About moving units, click on a location, and you'll see a list of units in it. If there are your units there, you can click on them, and you can send them to another location. Or, if you don't care to look at unit stats, you can click on the unit's portrait under a location with the same effect.
Click on a location with enemies, and there would be an "attack" button on the bottom-left. Clicking it will cause units from nearby locations to swarm in and attack the location. You can pick which units will attack.
Note that each unit can move twice per "week" (global map turn), and attacking requires a move unless a unit is already in that location. Available moves are shown as flags on location detailed view.
When you want to finish a week, click on hourglass that appears if you take the cursor to the right side of the screen.
In combat, each unit takes turns separately. Your current unit has an orange arrow bouncing over it. A unit can either move and attack, or attack twice. It seems that some advanced units are different, but that's how it is for melee hilichurls.
Click in the center of your current unit to order it to move. Available hexes will change color to blue-ish.
In the four corners of the icon, there are attacks. For beginner units, top-left "club" icon hits hard, top-right icon rushes in and hits so hard it moves your enemies (tactical utility unclear), bottom-left "net" icon hits weakly but with a chance of capturing slaves, bottom-right icon is ultimate ability - setting your clubs on fire - that needs charging it through regular fighting first.
I recommend using "net" on enemies with multiple units (to capture most slaves), then once the main unit is alone, hitting her with clubs until her HP is yellow, then hitting her with nets to capture.
When you're done taking a unit's turn, click on hourglass on the bottom-right to give turn to the next unit. Move sequence is in the bottom-left, so you can see how much you can hit your enemies until they get a turn to annihilate your troops.
Try right-clicking.
Definitely needs some fine tuning, but the framework is there. I'll probably be keeping an eye on this one. Though, while the AI pics for something like this isn't the end of the world, I would suggest maybe trying for higher resolution pics.
Anyone knows how to change the abyssal value in CE? Been looking all over the web for a solution as I cant find the value.
How can I use cheat engine with this game? I know you said "set parameter to all", but where do I do that? Whenever I search a value (like 270 iron for example) then change the value to narrow the list down, the second search always gives 0 results.
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I have just one question? How the fuck am i supposed to do this if i cant even capture mondstadt on easy?
The trick seems to be, you need to breed better leaders, and avoid provoking particularly dangerous powers of the world until you have suitably mighty hilichurls. Hilichurls are very much at the bottom of the power scale of Genshin Impact, with only slimes being weaker than them.
It might also be a good idea to use elemental reactions. For that, you'll need a variety of units capable of applying elements. Elemental reactions are one of the most devastating attack techniques in Genshin Impact. It is unclear how exactly elemental reactions were adapted to the game, but for now, I think this should suffice as a basic description:
Pyro (fire), Electro (electricity), Cryo (cold) and Hydro (water) are basic elements. Each of them reacts to all the others.
Geo (earth), Anemo (air) and Dendro (plants) are advanced elements. They do not react to each other, only to basic elements. And in addition, Dendro does not react with Cryo.
Dark and light are not considered proper "elements" in the game, so you'll need to experiment with them to see what works.
Can someone explain to me how Nycto Element works and what anti element barrier is?
i know that i can sacrifice my slaves but how am i suppose to corrupt a girl if that shit is so fast empty.
i had like 60 for fischl and the next week it was already on zero. is there something that i dont know,
dont misunderstand me i like the game but it is so fucking hard even on easy and yet it is recommanded on hard.
I would really appreciate it if someone could explain the game mechanics to me or a walktrough.
I'm sorry if I wrote anything wrong, English is not my main language
i know that i can sacrifice my slaves but how am i suppose to corrupt a girl if that shit is so fast empty.
i had like 60 for fischl and the next week it was already on zero. is there something that i dont know,
dont misunderstand me i like the game but it is so fucking hard even on easy and yet it is recommanded on hard.
I would really appreciate it if someone could explain the game mechanics to me or a walktrough.
I'm sorry if I wrote anything wrong, English is not my main language
Is there a way to start up the game? I downloaded and extracted but when I click on the game, the screen goes Grey for 5 seconds and then does nothing
Anyone know how to corrupt lumine because i found out she is weak to necto element and caught her?
Nope. I tried breeding as much as possible but RNG screwed me out of yellow hillichurls. You can totally just start breeding and clicking end turn until you get them though. The color or element of hillichurls don't do anything to affect the H-scenes.
You can't because she is protected. Though the gallery has her corruption unlocked.
You need the ice samachurl. Their special ability is to make ice pillars under friendly units. This enhances their range. Fill those samachurls with noctyl crossbowmen (or other elements as available provided they are ranged) and you can shoot Klee\Alice while not really having to move around.
Ensure you have a value greater than 3. Set your cheat engine search value type to "all".
Then search for the value you see and then do something that changes the value. Search again. Change the value. Search again until you have only the item remaining that matches the value you see on screen (should take about 3-4 attempts). Double click to add the value to your modify table and then click on that to change its value to whatever you want. For troops I recommend setting them to 100,200 or 300. Bear in mind that if you quit the game you will have to repeat this process so keep counts of things that are easily lost (i.e prisoners. troops) at high numbers so you can quickly use search engine to find it again and bump it back up.
Process for finding values (Easier if the number is greater than 3. Borderline impossible if the number is 1):
Troops - Just create a team and search the value each time you add or remove a troop. Don't go nuts here or you will run out of food.
Prisoners - Go to the altar and feed prisoners to the altar by clicking the flame at the bottom left and then clicking prisoners. Do a search before and after you feed a prisoner to the altar
Food and ore - Just search everytime you pass a turn and the number of resources changes
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Okay I don't know when you get access to torture but its the only way to reduce Lumine's vision to zero at which point she just needs to be set to breed with a noctyl hillichurl (or maybe any hillichurl IDK) at which point you get a brilliant core and then you can corrupt Lumine. The torture will eat up all your AP and you will probably want to dominate the map first as it unlocks two additional AP for you.
This save has all girls completely corrupted. Including the girl in the giant hole gauntlet battles I didn't pick up. Unfortunate I realize the game is bugged out and states that Mona and several other girls are deployed despite not actually being deployed.
This save has all girls completely corrupted. Including the girl in the giant hole gauntlet battles I didn't pick up. Unfortunate I realize the game is bugged out and states that Mona and several other girls are deployed despite not actually being deployed.
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