r/CultOfTheLamb

so I've been playing CoTL since launch, and i really like the game, wracked up a fair few too many hours in it, and it just doesn't hit that same spark anymore on new playthroughs. i've always stuck to a fairly standard build though, haven't really experimented with the fleeces or cursed cards or anything like that, so maybe that's the issue i'm having, but even on Very Hard with Pestilence Mode enabled, the game just doesn't feel all that difficult anymore. i still have fun with it, but i don't feel challenged. since i really just don't want to accept the fact that i might just not be enjoying the game as much as i used to anymore, give me some ideas for wacky playstyles or ways to shake up the gameplay that i can try out.

thanks.

I need some help with a problem concerning the Twitch Integration. Is there any way to see which of my followers once used to be a quest NPC?

I've been playing about 160 hours of CoTL and have decided to 100% complete the game. I've done quests with all the bishops and need one last relic - Narinder's Claw. This requires I complete Narinder's questline.

I have about 215 dead followers and thanks to the Twitch Integration, this can also change the appearance of even the NPC followers. Thankfully they at least retain their quests. My problem is that I don't know how to figure out which one of the over 200 followers is Narinder. Sadly, I don't even have the VODs to look it up as this is old gameplay. Do you guys please have any tips for me?

Is there perhaps a way to see into the game files and maybe find a unique ID associated with Narinder's Follower or something like that? 😞

Thanks for any assistance!

EDIT: I managed to figure it out. Turns out Narinder has a special ID of "666" in the game files. I looked up a Save File Decryptor and tried looking for said ID. Lucky for me the ID was saved to a specific follower. I tried resurrecting him, and turns out it's Narinder. So I managed to find him. Hooray!

Before woolhaven came out, I married Narinder, but when I finished the dlc and got Yngya and Hagar, he ended up falling in love with the beacsue I made them immortal. Usually, when this happens (because this is a common occurrence), I just kill the person he fell in love with, but I didn't want to do that this time, so I married Hagar first. The problem with this, though, is neither of them had the polyamorus trait yet, so they became enemies (I used the exorcism alter to eventually give it to all three of them but by then the damage was done and in all honesty i probably should of waited but I didn't think of it till later). So I'm wondering what would happen if I married all three of them to each other. Would they stop being enemies, or would all of them hate each other because of jealousy? I wanted to ask before testing in case I end up doing it, and I regret it.

I've finished the main game and the dlc gotten every divine inspiration there is,all I have left to do is finish getting all the bosses a second time to get them all as followers but I'm still just gaining divine inspiration pointsinstead of godtears,am I missing something or what?

EDIT : Fixed

I Verified the files on steam, Deleted the game and reinstalled and it fixed the issues, Thank you to everyone that took the time to replied 🫶🏽🫶🏽

I want to make a cult layout but i don’t want to build anything before i know how i want it. Is there like a website to plan out your cult?

Loved your responses to my previous post about your Lambs! So now I'm curious about your Narinders!

Mine was very (logically) mad. Tried attacking the Lamb multiple times. But when he finally realised that he couldn't really do much anymore, he kind of just... became a depressed kitty. Like getting high on catnip, getting drunk at the bar almost every day, and mostly staying isolated from everyone. He was lonely until the Lamb brought him Aym and Baal back. He's getting a tiny bit better now that the twins are here, but he's still an asshole.

Like I mentioned in my post about the Lamb, the Crowns are the main source of madness and stronger negative emotions. So Narinder is much more... 'calm' and 'friendly' than if he still had the Crown but still an asshole.

As for his relationship with the Lamb:

The Lamb has mixed feelings about him. On one hand, he helped them avenge the sheeps and gave them a purpose besides fighting to survive. But on the other, he betrayed them. So they mostly leave Narinder alone, but he's not fully spared from their anger as they'd sometimes find a mild punishment that mostly just mocks him about thinking he'd be able to betray them and get away with it. If the Lamb is struggling with something cult related or just... needs venting, they'll come to Narinder if they can't find Ratau for X reasons mostly out of habit from the past and because Narinder is already used to their vulnerability.

Narinder hated them with all his might. For a long time too. But the hate did start being less... intense but still there. He's more friendly and does show some form of respect the longer he watches them take care of the cult, but still doesn't hesitate to spit shit at them and the followers and make their, the Lamb and the followers, jobs a living hell. For the venting part, Narinder listens, does give advice mostly to the cult leader part just like he used to back then as a God, but still mocks them and calls them pathetic.

(I don't ship them... even though I literally married Narinder in my game but thats more for funsies and jokes since I married all the Bishops too...)

Edit: forgot to mention the Bishops, but he mostly ignores them. The only one he's somewhat fine with is Shamura because of their amnesia, and Leshy since he was mostly just following his siblings' steps.