RPGM The Last Sovereign [v0.79.3] [Sierra Lee]

[hargh]

I think Support Slaves/Servants/Allies can cleanse their anti lust status

I'm sorry I'm talking about when I'm in the actual boss battle. This specific situation requires a different in-battle party. It doesn't matter if I can use abilities outside of battle if I'm in the battle. Have you done Chapter 3 Mastermind's Unment?

 

[Gguga12]

I'm sorry I'm talking about when I'm in the actual boss battle. This specific situation requires a different in-battle party. It doesn't matter if I can use abilities outside of battle if I'm in the battle. Have you done Chapter 3 Mastermind's Unment?

Yes the skill removes the debuffs in battle

 

[hargh]

Yes the skill removes the debuffs in battle

when they're not in the party....?

 

[Gguga12]

when they're not in the party....?

Hmm no? also i can't remember if Simon is in the battle but if he is is he can just use the skill

oh nvm i understood, see if any of the pins can block the debuff then from Yarra at least

 

[Dyx]

I disagree with the notion that "ntr" is an entirely new concept.
There has been a historical tendency of romanticizing cheating and affairs for a LONG time.
From a religious standpoint, like how Aphrodite cheating on Hephestaus with Ares in Greek Mythology, was portrayed by many Rennaisance painters as some hot steamy love-affair, and not as a plainly bad thing
To the medieval concept of "courtly love", which was practically straight up just sexualising knights banging married noble women. This "genre" was even concidered to be mostly a good thing for a long time, before it fell out of favor. (Hence why Lancelot got pushed out of the "ideal knight" position by Galahad, in Arthurian mythos in later years.
To just a general prescedent found in many cultures, especially those with pologamy, of a thought that "better men" will win over women in the end.
It's not new, and humanity has a complicated history with the idea.

And not to be the bearer of bad news but most men also agree that murder is pretty bad outside of fiction, so your argument doesn't really hold together. I think the comparison is more than fair.

I think he just meant that we see the killings in the game from the prologue, and NTR appears after 80 hours of play. That is, if someone is against killings, then he can quit the game at the fifth minute, and if someone is against NTR, then he faces the question of whether to quit the game after several months of play.

 

[LScr]

Chapter 3 I'm going into "Mastermind's Unmen" and it's forcing me to run two succubi. Walkthrough says NOT to run them. But as this snip shows, I cannot remove them or change the party.. Any advice would be appreciated. The succubi end up locked out of lust-based skills and Simon gets to watch 3 party members die fairly quickly.

This is a known bug. Sierra was trying to lock out Simon's new switching skill in certain situations where he wasn't supposed to be able to for story reasons, and it backfired here. It should be fixed in the next release; in the meantime, the only real workaround is to download an earlier version, move your save to that one for this segment, then move your save back to the most recent version afterwards.

 

[Deepsea]

Any advice would be appreciated.

You're using 79.2, 79.3 is the latest public build and running through that section with one of my previous saves shows I'm forced to bring Simon and Yarra but can choose two more.