Most likely due to it being a more personal statement towards the developer. This thread is meant for the game not to discuss the authors actions and issues. I really hope after a week or so it will become quite again. I also suspect a moderator or I will keep being in charge of the thread regarding the issues that had occurred. Rel has stated today on his Discord that he'll let it be finally, let's follow that as well and not provoke it any further.
iirc fail Abigail's quest with the colors in the hobby room. Someone wrote a handy guide to starting most routes.
Yes, you can start from day 2 once you have unlocked the Legacy (kinda of a NG+ with persistent progression) feature. Which I think happens when you get any of the TF endings.
It's not even an original concept. Granted, the last time I saw, "Game Show, but everyone is horny, and you're trying to make everyone lose by becoming too horny" was on some old .rags game I don't even remember the name of. If you like the idea and you think you can do it better, by all means, take a swing at it. Short of blatantly knocking off someone else's idea or outright stealing code from them there's no shame in making your own adaptations of an idea.
You have to start what's her name's science experiment. If you fail it, she starts the process on you.
Well, the dev might not be a great programmer, and may also come off as a bit prickly and abrasive, but creating anything that is "addicting as hell," well, that's not nothing. That's extremely difficult, and deserves recognition. I think that, more so than finding the right niche, is why the project is so successful on Patreon.
Dev really went full-on SkyCorp and did the same shit as The Underworld. Ya love to see it. Especially when their games aren't even all that to write home about. I mean sure, BMO has good art (which is about the only thing it really has going for it that gives it a shred of "presentation"), but it's not like the dev had any hand in that. They're commissioning someone to do it, it's not like they're part of a dev team.
Stranded is the OG that it's based off (at least from what I remember, don't remember a RAGS game with the same gameplay but I could be wrong), and Apollo7 did a game inspired by that a bit later called Submansion. It's hardly treading new ground, and it treads a lot of the same ground without actually improving on the faults those games had in the first place. Sure the "paths" are nice in BMO, but the problem is that some of them lock you in automatically, even if you choose not to engage with them. I don't really find the game all that "addicting" to be honest. I'll check up on it from time to time to see if anything big changed, but the game is fundamentally the same thing as it's always been, and it's the same thing as those other games.
I keep trying out the new versions because there is a really cool core to this game and the presentation is pretty decent, but it's the writing that lets it down. Most of the characters are stereotypes: gym bully, nerd, domme, kawaii schoolgirl. Not enough is done to make these characters believable. Himari is better with the heart-to-heart interactions you can have with her. Katelyn OTOH seems very half-assed. Maybe it's a WIP-issue, like more dialogue is planned for later. Overall though, the other characters still don't feel like active participants or real people.
When she loses the stamp, find it for her (hobby room when she's painting, inside one of the cupboards on the right), and you'll get the option.
that's weird, i found it and i never got the option to, ill do another run through and try again i geuss
I just tried it not an option for me either. I know I did the blackmail in a recent version, so not sure what's going on here, maybe there's an extra requirement.
if your wardrobe is locked you wont be able to trigger the event when sleeping.
I'll think about it but not very soon because the game is pretty easy to cheat in. Just edit your save file.
