I'm not sure from an RP perspective that my brilliant unhinged artist should be quite so bogged down in repetitive tedium.Īlso, in the early part of the game, sure, the grind and oppression of your daily life is part of the simulated experience, but once you're a mighty wielder of eldritch powers, with thralls to do your bidding, the 'work' cycle should recede in prominance so you can focus on the new things that define your existence IMO. I'm just playing through my first Artist run, and typically after completing a painting I have 10 - 15 cards to click on. All of it mirrors what you feel in the game as you obsessively click and click. That's why the game is called cultist simulator. Obsessed with uncovering the secrets of the mansus. As you figure out more an more mysteries, you are driven further. This perfectly encapsulates what is going on with the character you play. You're meant to be lost in the beginning, and then you start to figure things out.
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That's why there is no manual or tutorial. The whole game is about uncovering the occult. It's meant to be a little tedious.Ī lot of people don't seem to understand this game. but only to the eyes of the secret laws.Originally posted by No Limit Soldier:"The work cycle gets to be rather laborious" And if you are not careful, it can backfire, as instead of becoming your underling… the Hunter might become a dangerous rival.Įntering the Mansus is forbidden. They make very strong assets, but to “convert” a Hunter is a long-plan game that will require a lot of work and effort. In fact, the player can always try to recruit a Hunter in their cult. Which is a fascinating motto given that all Hunters have enough materials to become powerful occultists. The sentence can also be translated as “Even though it is permitted for others, it isn’t permitted for you”.
Their motto is “Aliis Si Licet, Tibi Non Licet” (Some Might, But Not You”, a phrase lifted from the Roman play “Heauton Timorumenos” by Terence. And when they convict someone… this someone is usually never seen again. They have enough esoteric knowledge to investigate you, both on mundane and occult grounds. They can punish crimes that were literally committed in dreams. If a Hunter finds enough evidence to incriminate you but dies before your arrest, other Hunters will take back the case and track you down. Hunters are trained to fight and resist many types of supernatural horrors. They need to find solid and concrete evidence to arrest you or one of your cultists – and then they need to put you through trials, trials that you may even win! But it would be a true exploit… For the laws on which the Bureau operates, those laws that deem you a criminal, those laws that allow the Hunters to arrest people… those laws are secret.ĭespite their quite “mundane” aspect and ordinary legal processes, one should not underestimate the power of the Bureau. Their entire job is to find proof to lock you away – for they are not warriors who will besiege or assault your cult. The members of the Bureau, either part of municipal police forces, or freelance investigators, are known as “Hunters”. And it apprehends all occult practitioners, which makes them your enemies in “Cultist Simulator”. It confiscates and censors any material related to the invisible arts and the existence of other Histories. It investigates and prosecutes the crimes surrounding the Mansus and its many mysteries. There is a British government agency called the Suppression Bureau. ART NOT BY ME! ART FROM THE GAME "Cultist Simulator".
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