Oh, do I ever. No worries I got you covered. I never said I would soften the tone simply because some can't handle it or simply don't like it. I'll just put a big warning sign that says. This WAY THERE BE DARKNESS. They can choose to avoid it, simple and hopefully acceptable.
I am still laughing. lol
Yeah but that may have excited some dragon fans. I don't want to make promises i can't keepYou must be registered to see the linkswoulda been funnier
poetry at its finest for sure monkaS jkwhen i see new game i only want to see [Completed]
Roses are red
Violets are blue
Take your clothes off
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As an aside, could you look into 1) Text speed (sloooow!) and 2) The colours on the roll-back? I have some confidence in my eyes still, but I have to squint to read this (see example).Yeah but that may have excited some dragon fans. I don't want to make promises i can't keep
Apologies, it's on high priority. So many things to do I forgot how annoying it can be to click and enter. I'll do my best to add it with the next update (next few days) As for the colors that also escaped my one-man alpha testing skills. Text, I'll see if bumping it up one speed will help. For now just a bit of patience
Thanks, the text you see on screen is animated text. It was intended to be a test, I forgot to remove it from the latest build. It actually is resource heavy on users end. Next update will see it disappear on everything but Alison's opening scene. As for the loading from scene to scene, some of them are intentionally slowed. Example the opening scene when the ambulance takes off. I know that some people like complete freedom which at times includes the ability to skip to the end with a single click. But I do need to maintain some storytelling control and paceThat was a good start, admittedly the scene at the start was hard to watch, just like it was in "The Things We Do For Love", it's just a necessary trigger for the particular story, as horrible as it is. There's a lot of potential here in the story, and I think it's needless to say that I really like the models and renders are rather good too
I think if there's some things I'd like to point out, then it would be;
1. some bits of dialogue like "you 2", I wouldn't use internet language in dialogues, I prefer the use of full words
2. the loading time between scenes seem rather long, I don't know if it's because of the tyranno build though.
3. this is more of a question, but why does some dialogue appear in the middle of the screen and overall in pretty random places, and not in the box itself?
Other than that, a very solid, a very good start, I'll be sure to follow this project, I really do appreciate dark, multi-choice stories, and seems that this is a neo-noir story, which is definitely something I like, hence why I love "His Legacy" and "Depraved Awakening"
Keep up the good work @OneManVN!
I will, however, have a close look at everything and see if I can trim some fat.
A red head and she's pregnant? Shut up and take my praises!
I'm IN!
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In the event that my first post on this page was not clear. When I said I'm new I meant to everything that has to do with Development and posting on here. In short, it's a mix of lack of tools from tyranobuilder. And knowledge/time from my side to create my own UI from scratch. The included tyranobuilder UI themes are only in 960 the project is in 1920x1080 so if I do add the ability to control sounds/music you would be flustered and smash the screen. The buttons are off. I will add it eventually that's a promise. I just need to figure out a way to do it right.
As an ex-programmer, my guess (from a look at the website ) is that it's a clicky-clicky vs typey-typey.
Exactly. Renpy would have taken me months to get to the point where I can actually start getting used to. I already work enough as is, and well tyrano is drag-drop and type dialogue, add some audio and image. I wanted to tell a story, I didn't care how as much as I did about the telling. Like I mentioned a few posts ago. If the chance to switch over to Renpy comes, I won't say no to it.
Um, I don't think we've seen enough proof of that at this stage. Are you asking us to just take your word for it?
I wish I could Bud. For someone like you, Renpy would likely be easy. For me, it's intimidating and very time-consuming. In plain English, I lack the programming knowledge. Also, you're welcome, I am honest and always willing to respond when I can.
