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My god. This is actually one of the best games I've ever played, very well made, congrats to the developer for making something like that.
Anyone got a 100% or less? I prefer one from 2* updates ago but I lost everything from formatting.
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You mention Caits blowjob in "morning help" but game currently has only her doing handjob in that scene.I have seen a ton of people ask for this. I was missing many (even though I was 100% in the game), so I parsed the code and found what you had to do to get everything. Have fun being a 100% completest
Hope she returns the favour soon though. There's a somewhat tricky to unlock scene involving a sex robot in the sci-fi space dream.
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Opps .. Yeah .. HJ. I was doing that from memory .. and I knew she woke you up in a fun way no matter how it happenedYou mention Caits blowjob in "morning help" but game currently has only her doing handjob in that scene.
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A save is included with every build. It's the file named "1-3-LT1.save" in the "game" folder.
I got the overall scene... Forgot her name though. And, also completely missed that extra
Rae is for sure the best character from all the games I've played from this website
So 4.10 is out for 15+ if I've got things right.
If anyone here has played it, what's the update like?
If anyone here has played it, what's the update like?
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So finally went back to this. I tried it a while ago and didn't get far, Rae's straight jump into sex with no development made me lose interest. I love and want a ton of lewd scenes but still want character with it.
Seeing everyone say how great it was, I tried again and realised I had literally stopped just before everything gets explained, and it all clicked.
I missed our totally as this game is fantastic so far. I love the characters, especially Rae. It's got some good story and character building moments with some pretty sexyy scenes.
It went from "I'm not interested" to "when's the next update?" pretty quick. May have to patron.
Seeing everyone say how great it was, I tried again and realised I had literally stopped just before everything gets explained, and it all clicked.
I missed our totally as this game is fantastic so far. I love the characters, especially Rae. It's got some good story and character building moments with some pretty sexyy scenes.
It went from "I'm not interested" to "when's the next update?" pretty quick. May have to patron.
Perhaps it is because I played a lot of RPGs back in the day (and even the admin of a wiki on one) but it is kind of awkward to know more then the MC.
Realms = Many Worlds Theory (D&D has the many world in the Prime Material plane, the realms of Ravenloft, the many realties of the Sliders show, and GURPS Infinite Worlds).
Magic = Authentic Thaumaturgy (an RPG supplement by
Realms = Many Worlds Theory (D&D has the many world in the Prime Material plane, the realms of Ravenloft, the many realties of the Sliders show, and GURPS Infinite Worlds).
Magic = Authentic Thaumaturgy (an RPG supplement by
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last updated in 2002) or Clarke's/Nivin's Law depending on how you look at it.
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I expect he's familiar with all that. But that doesn't mean he knows how it really is in his world. If you found yourself in his situation, would you just assume that everything is like it is in D&D?
You missed the point. The dialogue options and the way the succubus reacts to the 'I understand' it is clear he does not have clue one. But given the myriad of options he should bring up one or more of them- even if it is wrong.
No because I have several other options that to me make more sense (several of which I mentioned in my post). In terms of how long they have been around they are (all bolded dates are before D&D):
* The "Sideways in Time" (1934) variant of Many Worlds Theory complete with DC Crisis like event
* DC/Marvel multiverse (1955/1961 for DC, not sure about Marvel)
* Star Trek's "Mirror, Mirror" Episode (1967)
* The Chronicles of Amber (1970-1991)
* Timemaster RPG (1984)
* GURPS TIme Travel (1991)
* Sliders TV show (1995-2000)
* Slayers Try anime (1997)
* GURPS Infinite Worlds (2005-present day) - This not D&D would be my goto as it even has something that mirror the method of transport that happens to the MC - a Banestorm
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(Dec 17, 2012-Present) a fan creation for GURPS Infinite Worlds where, thank to spirits, what you imagine can come true.Unless the MC has been living under a rock hs should have heard of at least one of those even if it is in passing (these are not totally correct but I think it should give the list of what I am talking about):
"Echos? Oh I have heard of those, They are part of this novel series where all other realities are an illusion"
"Realms? You mean other realties as in Many Worlds Theory or that Slider's TV show?"
and so on.
Also if the player can kind of imagine stuff into existence and the TV works the first thing I would do should be to imagine my computer with full internet and look this crap up.
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I got your point just fine. I happen to disagree with it. The fact you would prefer to use a more obscure example than D&D is an absurd nitpick, try answering the actual point which is that assuming that what he's got himself into is the same as any fiction from his world is a really dumb assumption to make.
Not really considering fiction covers such a huge range that to assume the situation has no analog to any fiction is the position that would be bag of hammers dumb.
Besides the reason I go to GURPS Infinite Worlds is because it collects every major variation imagined and since it is modular you can mix and match components.
* "Sideways in Time", DC/Marvel multiverses (we are at 6 for DC now), Sliders, Mirror, Mirror Episode - default Infinite Worlds setting.
* Timemaster RPG variant (a more logical form of Timecop) - Time Corps setting
* Physical time travel through psionic means - Order of the Hourglass
* "Doors" to different realities ala Level 4 of the Web in D&D's Queen of the Demonweb Pits (Q1) - Horatio Club
* Darkest of Day video game - Eternity's Rangers
* The Chronicles of Amber - effectively Azoth-7 setting in Infinite Worlds
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setting is example of this mix and matching. The five Earths many be a nod to Crisis (and if the MC hasn't heard of that what coma has he been in since 1986?), has spirits that can make things you imagine real (sound like this game doesn't it?), allows you too "time travel" (actual go to alternate realities), and I think you have gotten the point . Heck Fantasy Earth is basically D&D is the file numbers filed off and a lot less prone to checking logic at the door.You're going for one reference while I am going for a tool kit that is also the dictionary.
Never mind I had "Realms = Many Worlds Theory (D&D has the many world in the Prime Material plane, the realms of Ravenloft, the many realties of the Sliders show, and GURPS Infinite Worlds)." and you replied "I expect he's familiar with all that" ie he also knew GURPS Infinite Worlds! And now that is not working you are going into how obscure it is. Also the High Frontier board game has, according to boardgeek, 1.5k players. GURPS. in 2017, had 8.8K according to Orr Group Industry Report. Yet board games is $345 million while RPGs is only $55 million. (Collectable card games dominate everything at $725 million) So the MC knows of board game with fewer players then an RPG that is in larger market iethe MC knows of a game more obscure than GURPS!
More over the MC comes off a little dence as he is familiar with Harley Quinn who has traveled the DC multiverse (she was even in the Bombshells reality where she drove Hitler to sucide). Much of what is in GURPS Infinite Worlds has also shown up as part of one of the six DC multiverse that have been around since 1953 (yeh I messed up on the date) with Wonder Woman #59. Convergance actually tied all of them together. And while GURPS Infinite Worlds is relatively obscure that argument doesn't fly with DC or Marvel.
Also none of this doesn't explain why our MC doesn't ask about imaging a computer with internet connection (the TV works) so he can get information he doesn't know.
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