- Jun 26, 2018
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Well, you know I'm a little weird. Many times I do things that devs didn't think someone would do.I didn't really take in account that people wouldn't put something in there. I might have to go back and change that up a bit so that sort of dialogue doesn't show up if you didn't change things.
First, lesbian sex scenes bore me, I'm that weird. I don't care if they exist, nor do I have much trouble using CTRL if they are too long. Usually I don't need a button to skip them.Are you already doing double renders? Yup. Are you already doing 2 separate story lines.... Yup. Your bias and unwillingness to do the second story line for her could have already been implemented with minor tweaks to the existing one that includes her you have just been unwilling to do it so instead its a do or do not when she could have easily been kept for either path. Hell you could as I said before made the second path as a full female but again your bias to add it stops you not the work itself as you are already doing the extra work to create both sets of renders and both sets of text for both story lines. You let players choose some fetishes then force others such as the strap on stuff. the minute that came into the picture my wife said nope and exited the game.
its your game do what ya want for me im not interested in all the stuff in the game but overlooked it hoping there would be choices then finding none for those scenes such as full on intercourse with penetration between Jamie and the girls when I hit that scene I deleted the save and started over. as a player that should have been a choice and its not and I am not the only one that deleted the save with her path. I just decided to give the other one a try only to then feel like something was missing and having the second set of renders with her missing from them. Then came the sex shop scene and the strapon. If players didnt want the trans content a strapon is pretty much doing the same thing and its not avoidable. I have seen a couple other posts not liking it.
As for one person yeah i know the feeling I have been around a while just not so much in the avn side for development till now. I have me own game i am writing in the first release there are 5 Li's already written into the game with more to come so I do know how much work is involved and I also know the cost of daz assets isnt cheap. I have 3 game ideas going atm with my main one being the focus and the other 2 in planning stages. I do what I do with limited use of my hands due to carpel tunnel in both wrists and a 80% disability yet I still work alone so i know how much work these games can be.
Here is another comment someone made about forced content and yes it was a discussion about this game.
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The strap-on matters little to me: they are two women who use a toy between them (it's lesbian sex, but with a different toy than those used so far in the game). As long as they don't use it with the MC, it's fine with me (everyone has their own tastes). In any case, if the MC doesn't participate in the scene, it's included among those who don't interest me too much.
Regarding Jamie, maybe because I haven't had this LI from the beginning, but I don't notice the "holes". I don't "miss" her in the scenes. If I was thinking "in the empty part of the right it would have to be Jamie, how bad not to have her" then I would have make a bad choice refusing her.
I'd rather stop arguing whether Jamie should have a female version or not: I think she's fine the way she is (even if I lose content), because her story is made for her to be trans. To change the genre is to completely change that story. It can be done, of course, and I suppose other games will do it, but keep in mind that they will be two completely different characters with different backgrounds, and with a story, maybe similar in some points, but completely different in its main argumentation. Just like the second story doesn't fit what RandyJMarsh wants to tell about this character.
On the other hand, the game itself is based on the fact that all the main characters have an open relationship, in which they all participate on equal terms. Including a main character who is just a friend doesn't add up.