- Aug 19, 2018
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Some people should not have access to a keyboard.
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Graphomania describes your post spot on it has you writing rambling and confused statements, that are degenerating into a meaningless succession of words and even nonsense. Maybe I should of had some of that peach schnapps then maybe I could of understood the post better.
- Jul 21, 2017
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But I like Fuzzy Navels .. Along with fuzzy breasts ... fuzzy cheeks ....
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- Aug 22, 2018
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It's not a matter of wrong it's a matter of content.
It's a game about horny young adults and you're throwing out words like "sexual intrigue" like anyone is expecting slow burn erotica from characters of the age where hormones rule all.
Then there is the fact you complained about content that hasn't even happened yet in the most pretentious way you possibly could.
Shit like that just rubs people up the wrong way so even if anyone would agree with you, the way you did it instantly makes them want to be contrary.
- May 4, 2017
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Not that I was expecting just that. It's just that the last project really disappointed me.
I repeat once again - now there is some kind of intrigue, living characters, weak seedlings of the storyline. But the author will destroy all this, reducing everything to cheap scenes with masturbation. And between them - just a text about nothing. Well, maybe he diluted all this with 1000 words of text, about how the main character went to the toilet to urinate ... with animation. Or else, just as meaningless shit.
It will be so.
If the last project was such a disappointment to you because it didn't meet whatever level of whatever you were expecting then why are you even in this thread or are you here just to try to act like a troll? And if you ask me someone really needs to take your peach schnapps crack pipe weed and whatever else you have from you so you can start making posts that make more sense.
- Nov 11, 2017
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Considering the adults-only game is called "Parental Love" and he has offered four perspectives on that theme, with one more to be revealed, and effectively utilizes a genuine simulation of mainstream USA vernacular for dialogue that forms three-dimensional characters who each display their own motivations within three major paths . . . I see no evidence to support your claims of graphomania or mere mindless copying of "free porn hubs" scenes.
There are statements and examples of commitment in different contexts, intrigue that always involves the MC/player, manipulation, support for the vulnerable/corruption of the vulnerable and plain-out sexual expressions across the board. It's a tongue-in-cheek ride with some honest moments and ranges from fully controlled choices+outcomes to free-wheeling chaos with and without serious consequences.
You seem mostly off the mark and I really find no reason to respect your "review." If you don't like sex and fun with your adult games, I see no need to misrepresent this one out of such biases.
I adore frumpy sis, just like I adore the daughters in LOML, it's cool to have endearing stories with real looking people and empathize with their struggles instead of the never-ending onslaught of giant boobed, bubble butted bimbettes spreading their legs 2 mins after you meet them begging for your 18" python...
Don't get me wrong, I dig those stories too but variety IS the spice of life!
- May 4, 2017
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But sometimes the variety spoils the impression of the game. Especially when the author stamps characters 10-20 ... but can’t write down plainly, he takes facial expressions as standard, animations as well, poses of the same type and “game mechanics” comes down to pressing the “fuck” button.
- Dec 28, 2017
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What you can see when you apply the patch is deeply disturbing.
Apart from that, the game seems to force you to either be a transphobic cunt or pursue the trans person as a love interest. And it's a shame that Luxee made her trans, because Nea is the sweetest and most beatiful character in the game.
Such a shame but I'm deleting this right now.
Apart from that, the game seems to force you to either be a transphobic cunt or pursue the trans person as a love interest. And it's a shame that Luxee made her trans, because Nea is the sweetest and most beatiful character in the game.
Such a shame but I'm deleting this right now.
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Yeah, I don't even know how to fully parse their comment:
- This is a Luxee game. The patch shouldn't be much of a surprise.
- The MC acts homophobic - even refers to Nea as "she" - in order to justify not having Nea in future paths. That's not transphobic, though it is muddled in the MC's head.
- Nea is, indeed, a beautiful start to a character, but I don't understand why being trans is "a shame." Somehow, I think the point here is supposed to be self-evident, but it's not to me. Nea's home, school, self-confidence, etc. situation makes her easy to sympathize with as she is. And there is no guarantee that the MC's relationship will lead to sex and/or romance at this time.
- This game is v0.0.1.1 and it's possible everything we've seen is more conceptual than a fully-realized starting point, so making conclusions about the game now seems premature and even ill-informed.
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- The little daughter in Parental Love (Ada was it?) looks in her teens. Obviously underage, but with quite a developed body. Eve in turn looks much younger to me (12, 13 tops), and additionally her dialogues make her come across as an even younger child. I often work with teens aged from 12 to 18 and I know very well how they look and express themselves. In my opinion, the incest patch should offer the option to restore incest with the rest of the family but avoid any content with Eve. As it is designed now, if you want the former you'll have to go along with the latter whether or not you like that content.
- Considering my initial post, I don't understand how this second argument of yours has any relevance. My point wasn't whether that choice makes the MC a homophobe or a transphobe. Terminological discussions aside, my point is that the game seems to push you to either be a fucking asshole and reject Nea as a person, or get into a path in which apparently you'll have her as a LI. I don't like trans sexual content but I don't have any problem to treat Nea with dignity and keep her as a good friend.
- Taking statements out of context is a kind of manipulation. Your quotation makes it look as if I meant that being trans is shameful. You know very well that's not what I meant. What I meant is that, myself being a person who doesn't like trans sexual content, I liked Nea's character so much that for me it's a pity/shame I can't pursue her as a cisgender woman. I would have said the same (and indeed I have in other threads) if she had gigantic boobs or some other features I don't find attractive.
- This last paragraph just boggles my mind. Firstly, because I obviously have to express my opinion based on what we have now, not on what we'll presumably have in one year's time. Secondly, because the two issues I addressed in my first post weren't conceptual at all but really clear choices made by the dev that are very unlikely to change in future versions of the game. I mean, Eve looking really young and Nea being trans are not aspects of the game that will evolve in the future, are they? If they do, I'll have no problem to come back to this game and enjoy it this time.
Anyway, it's plain to see that you liked this version while I didn't. You are free to voice your opinion as much as I am too.
I did it respectfully, don't try to ridicule my opinion just because it's not yours. Thanks.
- Dec 17, 2017
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When this game was first shared, there was a big debate among the staff about this. The game was banned from F95zone because Eve was determined to violate Rule 7. Luxee made a new version without Eve content, and a patch that added it back in. That let the game be put back on here - the patch is on LewdPatcher, not F95zone.
I think Eve looks older than Ada. But I'm not so full of myself to think that my opinion is "right".
If you'd like to see incest content, but skipping Eve, you could make a mod, or get a mod writer to make one. Given how the routes in PL work, I don't think Luxee is going to add that. But I could be wrong.
Rules are here: https://f95zone.to/threads/general-rules-updated-2020-02-08.5589/
- Nov 11, 2017
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I find this character similar to Ada from PL in terms of age and appearance, so it's just Luxee's typical, younger character tossed in, as I see it.
There's a patch which enables the path for access to incest theme and sex with both sisters, so you don't have to play her content, certainly. You miss out on incest content overall, but that's why I offered another point to consider: we don't know if there will be paths/options as this very early pilot is taken up and turned into a full-on game.
I should have clarified that the Dev's work on Parental Love included the ability of a patch to enable inter-family relations, yet the game also enabled the MC to make choices which avoided sexual paths or commitments with specific characters.
Since we've seen this Dev easily offer the ability to provide more granular choices for interplay of the MC with other characters, perhaps that will happen again - I wouldn't discount it quite so early and feel this game could offer a reconsideration as it ramps up.
Considering that you led with "transphobic" when the behavior was clearly "homophobic," it led me to wonder how fine-grained your reaction happened to be: was it a macro-level recoil to a general concept around this relationship in the game, or perhaps to the type of character Nea might be or was there some heretofore unclear and implied reason you didn't like the choice? I wouldn't know - I don't know you.
Hence, my simple reaction to clarify the terminology issue and further note the MC's coincidental strange muddling of trans respect and homophobic disgust (which could have been a typo).
Yes, I understood your point about the ON/OFF aspect of that choice - I felt it was obvious that the Dev threw that in to this early pilot for players who - for whatever reason(s) - want to avoid further trans-related content. Some of whom are quite vocal about this preference (or lack of), and we've already seen examples of such posted in this topic. The Dev's binary choice seemed a quick switch to make this pilot episode more palatable to a wider audience, IMHO.
Perhaps consider that if someone types:
then that means they did not "know very well" what you intended to convey.
I provided one direct reaction to your words:
And, until you posted later,
it remained unclear to me what you were trying to convey.
I addressed my reason for offering that observation above, because it provides context for other thoughts I bulleted.
Still, my point was simple: the Dev implied this is currently a pilot for a free-range gaming idea with related mechanics, so I don't know if we can assume that what has been offered thus far is the final set of choices to expect.
Conversely, we do know this is extremely early stages for A#69.
It may turn out that being friends with Nea offers the ability to decide later in the game as to whether you want to pursue sexual relations with them - we don't know and that's not made fully clear from the pilot. Although, one clue is that you were given the "Don't peek" option when Nea was changing in your apartment, so I'm thinking it's a good chance that sexual content with Nea will be optional if you become her friend.
Even so, there was no sexual contact with Nea in this pilot, as it is - merely some confused observations/feelings on the MC's part.
Sure, there's various possibilities afoot and the MC seeing Nea as unexpectedly attractive may be as much a statement on the fluidity of gender perception in different contexts than defining a mandated path towards sexual encounters in the game.
We don't know yet.
But, sure: if you don't enjoy the content as it's been shown thus far, then certainly your right to say it's not for your tastes in a game. Nobody is criticizing that right.
I didn't ridicule your opinion, but felt it was tough to parse and that a larger context of the Dev's prior work and this being a pilot might ameliorate the reaction a bit. If I was intending to ridicule you, it would have been obvious.
I'm ignoring your "don't try" directive, btw - that's just silly.
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Aristo: Well, that discussion became a bit heated. But I really don't get it. If a game has a character that seems to be the main romance interest, and that character is - in this case - a transexual. And that's not your thing. Then why on earth would you download it in the first place? For me, Nea is the highlight of the game, I mean, there are sooo many games with pretty girls/incest themes/what have you, and they're all fine, will play them all at some point (and enjoy them). But this is something unusual and because of that, glorious. Why come on here and rail about something that is completely optional? Just avoid it it if you don't like it, how hard can that be?
Fried: cudos for taking the discussion and standing up for a fantastic game dev, not that it should have been nessecary in the first place.
Fried: cudos for taking the discussion and standing up for a fantastic game dev, not that it should have been nessecary in the first place.
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It's been a while since I played this, but I'm fairly sure Nea is just a pretty feminine dude.