VN Ren'Py Abandoned A Clever Name [v0.04.7] [RandyJMarsh]

[RandyJMarsh]

Omg, I'm sorry but you make me want even more info now, lol. Thanks for that bonus info you did give us though.

If I know the answer to a question you have I'll give it to you.

 

[turgsh01]

If I know the answer to a question you have I'll give it to you.

Honestly, I think most of my questions would be with Rachel and Zoe's family as they seemed like the most interesting mystery to me.
Oh, and I guess why MC kept the fairy a complete secret from everyone, it was never even mentioned in the game. The most that was said is that fairies can stay hidden from everyone unless they choose to show themselves. It just seemed a bit weird to me for someone to keep such a huge secret from a wholesome group (including family).

 

[someyoungguy]

I'm not sure how it would have been received but the next girl was going to a blonde(shock horror) in a chair. I spent sooooooo much time trying to get the fucking chair to work but I just couldn't.

I guess it kinda depends on what all you were trying to do with the chair, but there are a couple of things I've played that have characters with wheelchairs. Maybe another dev that's used them would be willing to share tips? I found both of them on this site, and I know the dev for at least one of them is active on the site at least sometimes. One is My Dorm by Tropecita Games. That's the dev I know is active on the site. I think they go by Trope95 here. The character in that game in a wheelchair is a friend character rather than a LI, so idk if they would definitely be able to give the kind of pointers you'd want. The other one is Come Home by R.J. Rhodes. That game has a LI that uses a wheelchair, so they might be able to help with more specific tips you might need, but I don't really know whether they're active on this site.

To be clear, I'm letting you know this in case it could be helpful and you're interested in trying to continue the story, but I don't want you to feel like I'm trying to pressure you into going back to it if you don't want to. I've probably been reading too much into some of your comments, but it seems like you miss it as much as the rest of us. It's nice that you still show up from time to time to commiserate with us. Good luck with whatever you decide to do

 

[Tiur]

I guess it kinda depends on what all you were trying to do with the chair, but there are a couple of things I've played that have characters with wheelchairs. Maybe another dev that's used them would be willing to share tips? I found both of them on this site, and I know the dev for at least one of them is active on the site at least sometimes. One is My Dorm by Tropecita Games. That's the dev I know is active on the site. I think they go by Trope95 here. The character in that game in a wheelchair is a friend character rather than a LI, so idk if they would definitely be able to give the kind of pointers you'd want. The other one is Come Home by R.J. Rhodes. That game has a LI that uses a wheelchair, so they might be able to help with more specific tips you might need, but I don't really know whether they're active on this site.

To be clear, I'm letting you know this in case it could be helpful and you're interested in trying to continue the story, but I don't want you to feel like I'm trying to pressure you into going back to it if you don't want to. I've probably been reading too much into some of your comments, but it seems like you miss it as much as the rest of us. It's nice that you still show up from time to time to commiserate with us. Good luck with whatever you decide to do

Both examples provided use Daz3D, which is a wholly different program to what this game uses, with a vastly larger library of available assets and drastically more ability to customize models, objects, scenes, and posing (and a much steeper learning curve). Unfortunately, he'd need help from someone who has made a girl in a chair in HS or its other Illusion relatives, and I don't know of any of those off the top of my head.