DocJD

Got 100X on Carnival Riley. Had only 11 shards so far. It was just my 14 battle with the villian.

Has anyone else noticed the old trick of leveling up with all your available Energy for an adventure step no longer gives you that energy back and just gives you 10 energy as it does in all other cases?

You'll have to be more specific. What do you mean by "flame things?"

Just got 100X on Halloween Lilith. Was already at 71/100

I won the girl on day one. I've spent the last 3 days making sure I finish at the bottom in the secondary contest, since I'd rather have a piece of legendary equipment and a couple avatars.

This game is not real life, so no reason at all to bring real life discussion into it. Pronouns, virtue signalling, PC, wokeness, etc. are irrelevant. I can see several paths: Chicks with dicks show up in the Adventure but are NOT collectible characters. If they are collectible simply put a button on their Harem entry to switch the art to Girl Only. Allow players to dump Harem members they don't want, maybe for a generic replacement or no replacement at all. Maybe you can sell a Harem member for Kobans in the same way you sell unwanted Equipment. The price you get could depend on how much XP and Stars you've given her. Or maybe just turn her into 100 gifts like when you end up with more than 100 shards. There are plenty of solutions to keep anyone from having a Harem member they don't want to look at. Personally, I'd dump Neandertal Gork.

I hate to say it but this whole discussion is a First World Problem. The vast majority of players, inclucing myself, never have occasion to interact at all with the kind of players obsessed with the D level Tower groups, which appears to be most of the posters in this thread. I would, however, like to propose a concept no one has mentioned (as far as I know) that I think would do some leveling of the playing field. Just as the game keeps track of lifetime MOJO to try and keep the Arena opponents balanced, I think the game should keep track of Lifetime Kobans Spent and make sure you compete with other players of a similar game history, plus or minus. There is no way to get around that (as you can in the Arena, by putting some lame girls on your team and purposely losing for a while). It would, to some extent, isolate the Pay to Play players from the Free ones who've been around for a similar length of time but it would also put newer Paying players up against more experienced Free ones instead of letting them squash Free Newbies. Big players who try to drop down a level in the Towers might end up competing against other Big players who also downgraded, so it won't be as easy to exploit the lesser players working their way up naturally, etc. I'm sure you're all smart enough to see other implications of this. Think out of the box. Kinkoid would probably have to secretly track Koban spending for at least a few weeks, if not a month, before putting the system into place with chance of success.

Thanks. I guess it's just redundant.

Pardon me if this has been answered elsewhere: When you look at the available Girls they each have a heart with a symbol in it in the bottom left. I haven't noticed this before and I don't see in on the girls in my Harem. Can anyone explain what the heart/symbol is and what it is used for?

I tried skipping question 2 but it wouldn't accept my poll. I just clicked "other" to get past the question. I don't care about the animation. That's all that matters.

PoP #1 HC (Goblins: Masters of Shadows) since 2020/09/09 (Level 3) Missions: 21 Girl %: 3 Ticket(s): 5 MPx1 orb(s): 8 GPx10 orb(s): 5

If anyone is keeping track of drops: 1st time 2 girl shards 2nd time 10 green orbs 3rd time 2 tickets (yes I wasted kobans to get to Level 2 at the beginning--wasn't worth it)

Usable for what? Are you writing a paper or appying for a grant? Is it that hard to believe that many people don't care how many events happen in a month? I have never even bothered to count them. It's a game. I play it for entertainment. If I don't do well in an event it does not impact my life. I'm not a "get off my lawn" old-timer who wants to continually whine about how nothing is as good as it used to be. I don't care if I don't get every girl. It's a free market. If people don't enjoy the game they will vote with their feet. The company which runs the site will notice. What do you imagine you get out of polls with participation of a few dozen participants out of hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of players? This game has been a useful diversion during excess time at home during the virus. When everything is opened back up I will inevitably spend much less time on Hentai Heroes.

It doesn't matter. If you have any sense, you do all the missions so you get the 150 Koban gift at the end. Which item went with which mission makes no difference. You spend the same amount of time and get the same stuff any way it's distributed. It's not like you have to sit there and stare at each mission counting down. Do them in any order you like and claim the rewards whenever. If I'm close to the next level I tend to do the missions in whatever order gives me the right amount of experience to engineer the double counting bonus of exactly making the level with the total available energy usage in the adventure. (As I write this I have multiple completed but unclaimed missions, killing some time on the fourm until a big step comes up in the adventure for my doubling enjoyment.) The idea of timed missions is to keep you hanging around the site until you finish them, the same way staggered cash collection from the girls does. I suspect the orbs and tickets are given out as they are so randomness cannot cause more than 3 of them combined to show up any given day. My first week on the site I just cherry picked a few missions and skipped the lame ones. I didn't know you got a reward for finishing all of them. I felt really stupid later when I found out.

Of course, paying players should get things non-paying players don't. I don't begrudge them because they make it possible for me to play for free. And I don't object to the game company doing things to encourage players to spend money. If no one spent some real money this game would not exist. I've been playing less than 4 months, so I have no old, "easy," play to compare to. Once the virus is gone and everything is open, I will spend far less time on this game. For now, it's an enjoyable way to kill some time for free (which is my goal) even if I don't get all the girls (which is not my goal).

I don't expect to get every girl. I think the majority of players are in the same boat as I am. Maybe you're so advanced you're just spoiled. Why should every player expect to get all the girls in 2 or 3 months? If the game is too easy, it's not worth playing. If you were a baseball player, would you expect to get a hit every time at bat? (Or, if you're not American, would you expect to score a goal every time you kicked the ball in a soccer game?) I have, at present, 12 girls with partial shards. I don't mind finishing off some of them later. I, for one, am glad the game is a challenge. I would be bored otherwise.

Better too many girls available than too few.

7 shards so far. I'll be getting nothing out of this event.

Years ago, there was an American SF magazine (composed of short stories and a few science articles, occasionally serialized novels over 3 or 4 issues) that did the following: Every month, the readers could send in their choice for best story of the issue. When the votes were tallied, the winning author was paid a bonus. If Kinkoid did something similar with the art for an event, there would be an incentive for the artists to draw girls the players like. They would have to try and ensure the vote was for art, not for character, as someone who gets to modify a well liked character might have an advantage over someone creating a new girl. This way, the people who are here for the art would feel they have at least a little control over the results.

I've been playing for over 4 months and have over 70 girls. I got my first 100x shard drop today for Event girl Anniversary Fairy. I already had 87 shards, so I got a lot of extra gifts, worth over $4.7 M

I assumed people enjoyed the style, and I'm fine with it myself, which is why I was surprised with all the praise for Filya, who appears nothing like typical anime art.

Since I'm not far enough advanced to have huge income and I am playing for free, I find this game to be, like many good board games, one of limited resources and more things you want to do than you can afford. I am far enough along that I skip the battles, so I'm not playing for the "battle mechanics," though I've learned enough about them to make sure I can stay at level 16 and below with the max experience produced in the Tower when I don't think I will succeed in the next level up. If you just want sexy drawings of girls in a Japanese style there are plenty free Hentai comics to download without having to jump through hoops to get pictures. Also, most of the drawings are part of the adventure narrative and I don't see any one complaining about that art. I accept the fact that, as a free player, I will never get a majority of the girls available so I am just happy for the ones I receive, regardless of the art. There are, believe me, lots of sexy, clickbait, micropayment games out there on the internet. They all seem to run into a wall after a couple days unless you pay cash. This is the only one I've found that I can advance through and enjoy playing without having to make payments. I haven't spent time on any others since I found Hentai Heroes.

This is a game. I treat the girls the same way I would the wooden cubes in a board game. They provide income and stats for "battle." They are useful. I don't really care about the art in general. Yes, I find some girls more attractive than others, but wouldn't avoid picking one up based on that. Are all the people who seem to only complain about the art so far along in the game that actually playing it has become irrelevant? Nothing left to do except collect drawings?

I don't think I got past half way in the prior two versions of this Event I did, but I am now about 25 Tower/Arena wins away from finishing. I suspect this is easier than before plus, since I only joined in late April, my character is far more advanced than previously.The first time, I wasn't even allowed in the Champions. I could have finished much sooner, but I'm sitting at spot 16 in the Tower because I've seen what the next level looks like and it's not pretty--I had to basically sit out a week so I could drop back down. I will finish tomorrow morning. I have to admit I enjoyed the planning that went with this. I spent no actual money (totally a free player) but spent some kobans I had. I've seen some people claim they aren't going to spend any kobans on this event, but I can't think of a better use for them.

It's no longer a problem. Doesn't slow anything down. Doesn't cover anything up. Doesn't spoil results. In the market, you can click something 10 times in a row and the notification dosn't come up until you stock clicking. Might as well stop complaining about it.