- May 28, 2018
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Ren'Py Coed Conquest [v0.13.1] [despiteful]
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Fix for Haley's Lapdance scene crashing the game in replaymode
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- Jul 20, 2018
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I have had probably Kate sister quest I went back old town main street and reviews the evidence but not going to next part is there way fix this
- Apr 12, 2018
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...why are you playing a game taged with "Management" if you don't enjoy the grind?
it's not even the pointless kind
Hi,
No matter what I do for Rita's lvl 8 affection quest, even if I pass all checks, I "run out of energy" and the quest fails. Any tips?
edit: for spelling
No matter what I do for Rita's lvl 8 affection quest, even if I pass all checks, I "run out of energy" and the quest fails. Any tips?
edit: for spelling
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- Aug 25, 2016
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Hey! Some options have easier checks, but also lower reward, always choosing the easiest option can make you lose despite passing everything.
For example, starting with "Wait for her" will net you zero progress, while looking for her gives you more!
That said, I feel like I should implement some kind of progress bar for these kind of quests!
can anyone please help me with the sex yoga: course guide? I have it but the girls refuse it, all of them... Is it usable?
- Sep 16, 2020
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I tried the game and must say that i find it boring. I would get rid of the so called dice roll and have options to choose from like a multiple choice. That way the player can understand how to really gain a girls trust and the requirements. other than that, it was interesting.
I did the math on the stock market, and it is kind of useless profit-wise. Around the time you get access to the stock market you will probably have maxed out the interest on your property at 15% for this version. If you then compare it to the different stock market profiles you will get a average gain of:
Max property interest: 15%
Low risk profile average: 6.25%
Medium risk profile average: 7.5%
High risk profile average: 4.2%
So if you just put money in the stock market you will on average earn less than just putting it in property. It also shows that high risk is not worth it long term due to the low average return rate and the 1% chance of losing it all. These chances would maybe be good for a casino where someone will try once or twice per opportunity to get more spending money, but not a stock market where you expect a weekly increase.
For the math on the averages just multiply the chance with the profit/loss. For medium risk:
25% for +30%, 25% for +15%, 25% for +0% and 25% for -15% becomes:
0.25*30 + 0.25*15 + 0.25*0 - 0.25*15 = 7.5
It is probably a good idea to put the averages in line with interest with slightly higher averages and larger extremes for higher risks.
Two other points, could you put in reminders/hints/tutorials of how the financial systems work, specifically the advertisement system since I kind of forgot and dont know whether I should put in more money than is required.
Also the money grind is a bit extreme so maybe try to put the upgrade prices and prices for quest items a bit in line with what somebody with a fresh start would have. (Maybe make it a percentage of real weekly earnings rounded to the closest 100, like the camera for Rita requiring 150% of real weekly earnings) I personally have no problem with the high prices for accessories, clothing and the like. Those are nice rewards to work towards. (With real weekly earnings I mean earnings after the college takes it share)
But it is your game so make of this advise what you want.
Max property interest: 15%
Low risk profile average: 6.25%
Medium risk profile average: 7.5%
High risk profile average: 4.2%
So if you just put money in the stock market you will on average earn less than just putting it in property. It also shows that high risk is not worth it long term due to the low average return rate and the 1% chance of losing it all. These chances would maybe be good for a casino where someone will try once or twice per opportunity to get more spending money, but not a stock market where you expect a weekly increase.
For the math on the averages just multiply the chance with the profit/loss. For medium risk:
25% for +30%, 25% for +15%, 25% for +0% and 25% for -15% becomes:
0.25*30 + 0.25*15 + 0.25*0 - 0.25*15 = 7.5
It is probably a good idea to put the averages in line with interest with slightly higher averages and larger extremes for higher risks.
Two other points, could you put in reminders/hints/tutorials of how the financial systems work, specifically the advertisement system since I kind of forgot and dont know whether I should put in more money than is required.
Also the money grind is a bit extreme so maybe try to put the upgrade prices and prices for quest items a bit in line with what somebody with a fresh start would have. (Maybe make it a percentage of real weekly earnings rounded to the closest 100, like the camera for Rita requiring 150% of real weekly earnings) I personally have no problem with the high prices for accessories, clothing and the like. Those are nice rewards to work towards. (With real weekly earnings I mean earnings after the college takes it share)
But it is your game so make of this advise what you want.