Might not be this weekend but should be before the end of the month.
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Without cheating, you currently cannot get Tonya's third date. There are a lot of ways to boost your relationship with her in the current weekend event.
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I'm playing for the first time and so far it's great. Good replay value, and glad to see a pure lesbian game with an interesting setting.
I'm quite confused as to how reproduction works in this world. The game explains that it is somehow an artificial process made possible by science, but how does it work? I mean in practice, what has to do someone in this world who wants to have a biological child? And does a daughter inherit genes from her two mothers, or only from one of them? For example, is Emma only Amy's biological daughter or also Ling's? Or put another way, does it still take two people in this world to biologically have a child, or just one?
Are embryos still gestated in "traditional" pregnancies, or in laboratories or something like that?
I'm also a bit confused about how marriages and surnames work: Amy and Ling are married, and each one has her own surname. But then Tech Wizard and her wife (or girlfriend? I don't remember. The military girl) both have the same last name, "James", as if one adopted the other's last name when they got married. Does the couple simply choose according to their preference? And the daughters of a married couple? Because Emma has Amy's last name and Mei has Ling's.
I'm quite confused as to how reproduction works in this world. The game explains that it is somehow an artificial process made possible by science, but how does it work? I mean in practice, what has to do someone in this world who wants to have a biological child? And does a daughter inherit genes from her two mothers, or only from one of them? For example, is Emma only Amy's biological daughter or also Ling's? Or put another way, does it still take two people in this world to biologically have a child, or just one?
Are embryos still gestated in "traditional" pregnancies, or in laboratories or something like that?
I'm also a bit confused about how marriages and surnames work: Amy and Ling are married, and each one has her own surname. But then Tech Wizard and her wife (or girlfriend? I don't remember. The military girl) both have the same last name, "James", as if one adopted the other's last name when they got married. Does the couple simply choose according to their preference? And the daughters of a married couple? Because Emma has Amy's last name and Mei has Ling's.
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The game states they use parthenogenesis chambers. Parthenogenesis is a real thing in our world. A number of different species are capable of it and a few are actually use it exclusively. It would take a bit work to get it to work reliably in more complex mammals like humans, but it's certainly something possible. It also has some drawbacks in genetic diversity, as the offspring generally are clones of the mothers. Clearly in the game they have overcome that though. So while the vast majority of the DNA comes from the birth mother, I would have to assume some inheritance from the donor also takes place in the game. I would assume they are still carried through a normal pregnancy.
As for the names, I don't think anything is too different from our world. Couples can choose to adopt each others, or come up with a completely family names. Amy and Ling are both famous celebrities in the game. Celebrities often keep their own names after marriage as their fame is attached to that 'brand'.
Should be out in a couple of days. I ended up re-writing part of it and will end up releasing it in two parts rather than one big update.
Version 0.6:
What's New:
- Bug fixes
- 7 New Evening Events with the other students. These may turn out differently if you are dating Meg and depend on your existing relationship with the student.
- Nighttime Event
- Plot Event
- End of Saturday
- Morning Event with Meg
- Shower Event
- Brunch Event with Ling
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What's New:
- Bug fixes
- 7 New Evening Events with the other students. These may turn out differently if you are dating Meg and depend on your existing relationship with the student.
- Nighttime Event
- Plot Event
- End of Saturday
- Morning Event with Meg
- Shower Event
- Brunch Event with Ling
- Aug 3, 2021
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I don't remember the details of the in game explanation, but they do have some sort of tech for that.
Besides, in a world with superpowers, breeding without men seem downright normal.
does this game still have the time-sensitive choices? just wondering for purposes of playing or not.
Champions of Liberty Institute of Training [v0.6] - Compressed
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Yes, some content is only available during certain times while other content can be pursued at any point.
- Jul 25, 2018
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That's a bad explanation. The game itself has a better one: They've figured out how to have women procreate without the need for men through scientific advances.
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Sara has a very sharp nose, and the angle of the picture probably isn't helping. I don't think there were any morphs applied to the nose but I can check.
- Aug 3, 2021
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Damn. That look.
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