I might misremember that, but isn‘t it on the player to balance which characters he spends time with? As in, you can finish the current story line for one character while having minimal interactions with another. Or are there locks that you need to unlock a certain story scene with another character to continue with the first one? I haven‘t started a new game in a long time so, again, I might misremember.
That's a big part of it, I think.
I mean, I‘m always a fan of having more background story. Especially in this game since the story is delivered in a light fashion. It doesn‘t feel too text heavy but it still gives a lot of insight into the characters and doesn‘t make me feel drained after reading through everything. Instead I feel satisfied that I learned something new about them and it leaves me wanting for more.
I know about it already but considering nearly all of the game's update comes before its public updates makes this site pirate site in a sense. I can give lots of examples to that but most recent one is the Sorcerer game. Its public update came in May 7 but it came to F95 about April 30. That week is enough to make us pirate. (By the way, if there are a forum rule about publishing just the materials games dev already allowed or at least had been informed, than I am sorry but as far as I know there isnt )
I am not sure about rules but I am yet to see a download that wasn't the publicly available version of a game. At least on the games I follow here.
As said, I don't agree with what he said or how he said it. But you just came off as frankly dismissive and rude in reply. And I've heard that "you can ignore online communities" argument far too many times before. Most commonly from devs that actually do milk their audience and their defenders.
Being A DIK by DoctorPinkCake is an example of a game that doesn‘t have a free public release. The download here on F95 is provided by patrons that payed for the link.
I see. That is indeed news to me. I'll make sure to double check my downloads from now on.Being A DIK by DoctorPinkCake is an example of a game that doesn‘t have a free public release. The download here on F95 is provided by patrons that payed for the link.
On that note, the same developer has abandoned these forums after finishing his first game (which caused quite the uproar in the community) and is still doing very well for himself through patreon and steam.
Just to provide some additional information.
She was never going to be turned into a slave. She has a fetish for that kind of thing which was reflected in her dreams, and I expect we will get some less vanilla scenes with her later on, but come on dude; she wanted us to be gentle for her first time.
Have you tried the heart icon that tracks all the individual girls' arcs rather than the main plot?
Well, don't I feel stupid now. >.<
You have the mobile phone thing that you have to constantly use to learn the next step. That really is the one area where this game needs a lot of improvement. He needs to add some more intuitive in game way of getting the hint on what to do next.
Is it officially out ?
Any Nopy mirror ?
Considering you were completely open in your post to the possibility you were missing something and it wasn't automatically the game's fault, I'd say you came out pretty well. If only more people took that approach.
My whole watched list is full of titles which get released here earlier than public release. A number of the games do not have their devs as a member here & a number do not even have free public releases.
The reason he became dismissive in his reply, is because the complaint had no grounds for validity, so was not a genuine one.
I've been thinking about that and I'm curious what metric you're using to rank them. Just eyeballing it?
