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Are those the only two options you operate with?
It's a non-linear game, but I wouldn't say it requires a walkthrough unless you'd rather not read or deal with the more adventure-like aspects of it. You're not going to block off any scenes in this version by doing something "wrong." Give it a try.
- Nov 24, 2017
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Here is the walk-through posted earlier by
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- Jun 14, 2017
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One thing I dont understand about this game.. why is there options to do something thats impossible? like in the start of the game, in the libary you get the option to pull Primroses panties aside, but its impossible to get the skill points for it, to do it... and when going to train up Agility to lvl 3 you get sent to Nell and after jumping the roof tops end inside a building you need 5 dep skill points, to get her undressed, but its only possible to have 4.... why, why, why lol so annoying...
- Oct 13, 2016
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"After finishing the full game and starting a new one (called New Game+), you will retain your ability scores from the previous playthrough, allowing you to acces content faster. Some options are only achievable in New Game+. An example of this can be found among the choices on the next screen."
This message appears in the game (if you didn't skip it). And that's the reason.
Thought this would be one of those games that if you choose a different option or something, you miss bunch of scenes but apparently it's not. Thanks for replying thoughAre those the only two options you operate with?
It's a non-linear game, but I wouldn't say it requires a walkthrough unless you'd rather not read or deal with the more adventure-like aspects of it. You're not going to block off any scenes in this version by doing something "wrong." Give it a try.
@Reese286 thanks a lot
There will be something like that in later versions, with multiple paths blocking off each other. However, unlike other games you might have played, different paths aren't "better" or "worse" than each other (theoretically), but lead to different scenes. I'm hoping to build a game where no choice feels like the wrong choice. Otherwise, what's the point of choosing?
- Nov 24, 2017
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It may be mostly linear but I find a walk-through helpful even in linear games because it saves time and aggravation. _ You know what to do and where to go next.
Except for the stuff during the tutorial (which is answered above), I don't understand what you expect. This is a non-linear game with a lot of moving parts that rely on each other. I can't completely finish most individual parts in a way that is isolated from the other parts, so running into unimplemented options is unavoidable. The only alternative would be for me to create the entire game at once without releasing anything until it's completely done, but that's not what Patreon is about.
Yes. Starting after development of 0.4 was done, I stopped sharing my plans for upcoming versions because it was giving me nothing but trouble. Instead, I'm sharing weekly updates on my Patreon where I talk about what I've been doing for the past week.
I can, at least, reveal that we're going to be taking a break from agility training and sleep molestation scenes to focus on other parts of the game.
- Jun 14, 2017
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Yeah I saw that just now I could go back to Nell and do it again
and have no clue about how creating a game, I just want more of this one hehe cause this is deff one of my favorite games Awesome work!!
- Jul 23, 2017
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I use console command but it still says that I have too little coureage ,charisma etc. etc. why?
Because those parts you're trying to get to aren't implemented yet. I'm not holding back content, you know.
Generally speaking, console commands should be avoided in this game. You risk screwing up progression in a major way, which means you could lose scenes, clues, and other developments. It's not like it's hard to increase your stats anyway, and there shouldn't be any grinding here.
No, to both questions. This game is only 4 months old, so it's best to keep your expectations realistic for now.
We'll get to the end eventually, but let's focus on the journey before that time.