Because sometimes the attack was unavoidable, and when the combat was first introduced you'd lose like 3/4 of your health from a glancing blow.Uhm...why bother if you can simply roll back if your attack misses or you take damage?
The fights where to random in the beginning.
Then i probably played it after he fixed it. That answers my question then, cheers.
replied to the wrong person...Well then it's my mistake. Didn't realize there was a missable sex scene in that dream since I couldn't replay that dream again from the bed. Found it only after you pointed it out and I replayed the dream from an earlier save.
And in case anyone wants to play patreon threesome scene: you need to enable console and write "jump special_dream_rae_and_cait_sm_intro" without quote marks. Sorry to write it in reply post to you but I didn't want to make a double post.
Make a save at the beginning of the dream sequence. Play it until you have the option to visit the "crew living quarters". Once you get the code, reload the game from the start of the dream sequence then choose "Med Bay" when options appears.
*adjusts glasses* Well, ACTUALLY, while the chosen sequence was random, it was possible to avoid the damage from all but one of her combos. Here's an excerpt from the v0.2.2 walkthrough explaining the combat.
Nope, no sound in animations. There are folks doing sound/voice for NSFW animations, but with the number of animations in the game (and each update adding a few more), I can't afford it yet. But I hope I will be able too.
One small correction, the dream is replayable, so you don't need to save/reload to do this.
Thank you!Ok I love this game
Ah well fair enough, but I do support quite a few games. Now if I do it is not to get an update since I can get those here anyway with some patience, but because I think a game is fun and I would like to see the game made and finished. For me to put any game story related events behind a paywall is one big reason to not support the development of a game. I will just pirate it or buy the end version of the game when available.
As i remember it, that was not the only issue, since you had energy on top of that.
You had me until that last part. Every game you ever bought in a store is paywalled because you have to buy it, but it's not acceptable for indies on Patreon? It falls right back to the latter half of my post you've quoted. You either support them and get the content or you don't support them and get the content anyway through piracy. What's the difference to any other game on Patreon in that regard? Even the free ones that you can support, you pay them for the content or you don't and you get the content.
Or maybe you mean because it's "story content" and it's locked out of a free version they're roping people into getting? If that's the case then I agree they shouldn't lock off content if it's important and they make claims of the game being free. But is this particular content important to the story going forward? Will missing it cause problems for free players that don't go to the effort of pirating the content?
That last is a good question only the dev can answer.You had me until that last part. Every game you ever bought in a store is paywalled because you have to buy it, but it's not acceptable for indies on Patreon? It falls right back to the latter half of my post you've quoted. You either support them and get the content or you don't support them and get the content anyway through piracy. What's the difference to any other game on Patreon in that regard? Even the free ones that you can support, you pay them for the content or you don't and you get the content.
I really don't understand this aversion to devs trying to incentivise support. It really shouldn't matter to the pirate community at all.
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You miss my point though, if I patron a game it is not to buy access to part of a game but to support the development of a (free) game. For me this is incompatible with story related content behind a paywall. Now I may still buy a game when completed if I think it is good enough or pirate it if think it is not. If a dev wants to monetize a serially updated game he should step away from the patron model and do the same as Luxee and let people pay per update in my opinion.
I wonder if I'm the only one who isn't particularly keen to have sounds added to sex scenes? The problem is that if a game is going to have sound, the sound should be consistent, having some sound in a game that's mostly silent (for the purpose of this argument, music doesn't count) doesn't feel very good IMO. Same as a game that is mostly silent except suddenly there's a knock on a door or a phone ringing, then it's back to being silent. If a game has a consistent soundtrack, that's different, but an odd sound here and there doesn't work well I don't think.
I don't care much about sound either. I would probably have it turned off most of the time anyway.
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