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Lol. The game is intended to work both ways so you aren't missing anything sooo important if you chose one or the other.
Ah, okay. I imagine that makes more sense of CS then... though it's still really unnecessary, as plenty of other games demonstrate.the super secret wincest mode
shhh dont tell anyone
change alices relation to mother
I am suspicious of all institutions. They invariably become corrupt and live only to support themselves. I had a dialogue with the game developer and let him know that I was seeing some foreshadowing of sinister intent by CS during the Cody/MC dialogue, but he insists that there's nothing to see here.Ah, okay. I imagine that makes more sense of CS then... though it's still really unnecessary, as plenty of other games demonstrate.
Since it was "highly recommended" to leave the relations as they were, I figured I should do that. I like wincest games, but I hate to force it when it's not gonna make sense like in some games that have a patch.
I agree with all of that.AbrokenA Productions
I agree with a lot of these guys about the society aspect, and that it's pretty weak story arc. Even you have stated it maybe a mistake too.
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You can look the rest of the games in this forum and the plot of 97% will be something like "I saw that boy's dick and it was so big that I couldn't avoid becoming his personal cumdumpster". This game doesn't go for that and that's why you need CS in the middle of it, so yes, "they" are doing you a favor because in the world where this game happens you don't just randomly fuck the people who lives with you, and "they" aren't Cody and Cadence, "they" are the people in CS.I was enjoying this game until we were forced to see the sex scene between Cody and Candence and suddently all started to turn around them. I know that scene is to move the plot forward but I usually don't like games where one of the first sex scene you can find is from another guy that isn't the MC.
If that wasn't enough, then we have all that really long talk about the CS and they act like they are doing you a favor and that thanks to them you will fuck your family, and then they even try to sell you that adding the father to that would be great too. Since the start of the game it seems pretty obvious that the sister is in love with the MC and the mother isn't far behind, so we as player don't really need them to achieve something that would happen sooner or later. Cody and Candence are way too smug, so I really hope that there is a way to make Candence crave for the MC and avoid his son Cody like the plague, I really dislike Cody and I find that would be a fitting punishment for both of them.
You will be able to have scenes with her but if you mean to make her your girl instead of Cody then no, I really don't think that would happen for the same reason I don't see how Alice and Elly could ever be Cody's girl.Me like the game but me don't like Cody, can we get her mom for the mc?
A mindset I don't really understand. I wouldn't want to mess with a good relationship just because I dislike someone in it. If it were about getting a girl out of an abusive relationship, count me in, but...(and some of them want Cadence just for that)
I understand that the CS talk can get to long but the problem in that scene is that they HAVE to talk about all of that in just one scene/visit because they (Cody, Cadence and the people in CS) have to make sure that MC "is one of them" before letting him go because as far as the people in CS know about MC he could be a threat to them and tell others if he isn't one of them, so the people in CS needs to do everything in one visit to know if he is ok or if he will be drugged and have an agonizing death (jk, he will lose his memories of the las couple of days at most)I found the interview with Cody and Cadence to be very wordy. I read it all, but I did find myself thinking 'when will this end?' a number of times. It's essentially an info dump. It could probably be eased a bit if it was broken down into separate visits as there are numerous phases
e.g. An initial interview, a second interview and maybe a third and final all or noting interview, where the society and their resources are introduced properly. You could even potentially have him go to a different location where he meets somebody else from the society (psychologist for example).
Maybe give him an option to bring up thoughts that maybe his father is having an affair during the interview (I'm suspicious at least), which could lead to them having him fully investigated (could even end up finding a second family). It could lay the groundwork for getting rid of the father and alleviating any guilt felt towards him (and potential other options), as like the MC; I hate the idea of sharing with him.
I get what you're saying, but the first meeting/interview could just be to get a feel for him (his thoughts, feelings, etc.) and just a basic discussion. It doesn't have to even broach the subject of the society (you know, to figure out if he's even worthy of any more time/effort/a proper introduction). The second meeting could then pretty much be purely society related.I understand that the CS talk can get to long but the problem in that scene is that they HAVE to talk about all of that in just one scene/visit because they (Cody, Cadence and the people in CS) have to make sure that MC "is one of them" before letting him go because as far as the people in CS know about MC he could be a threat to them and tell others if he isn't one of them, so the people in CS needs to do everything in one visit to know if he is ok or if he will be drugged and have an agonizing death (jk, he will lose his memories of the las couple of days at most)
I get what you're saying but, in my eyes, MC is really such a big threat to them that they need to know everything in one scene. I really don't feel like this secret ancient society could take it easier than that. I will do a re-work of tha scene if I find the right way to do it and I guess that I could make some parts (like the part about "the proofs") avoidables but I really don't think that scene could be splited in more than one scene.I get what you're saying, but the first meeting/interview could just be to get a feel for him (his thoughts, feelings, etc.) and just a basic discussion. It doesn't have to even broach the subject of the society (you know, to figure out if he's even worthy of any more time/effort/a proper introduction). The second meeting could then pretty much be purely society related.
At least that way it could cut down the amount of text per session. They'd still have the ability to drug him in the first meeting if they didn't feel he was a match.
You only need to change the one e.g if Alice = Mother then Elly = Sister.how can i change all three relationships when game starts i can only do one?
ok thanksYou only need to change the one e.g if Alice = Mother then Elly = Sister.
I know Cody and Cadence explained this, but how exactly does MC qualify as a threat to the whole society if he is literally just a random kid who stumbled upon two people having sex that shouldn't? I kinda get their reasoning that even him starting a rumor could endanger their relationship. But the amount of effort the society is putting into keeping just one single relationship out of harm's way is frankly insane. That's the main issue I have with them. Sure, it's kinda weird that a secret society about something that trivial even existed for so long, but their "safety concerns" are so over the top, it just lacks any kind of realism. I mean, snipers!I get what you're saying but, in my eyes, MC is really such a big threat to them that they need to know everything in one scene. I really don't feel like this secret ancient society could take it easier than that.
The point I was trying to get at is the fact that the MC doesn't even know about the existence of the society until he's literally told about it, so there's a lot more freedom to split it than if he was already aware of the existence of the society prior to being told.I get what you're saying but, in my eyes, MC is really such a big threat to them that they need to know everything in one scene. I really don't feel like this secret ancient society could take it easier than that. I will do a re-work of tha scene if I find the right way to do it and I guess that I could make some parts (like the part about "the proofs") avoidables but I really don't think that scene could be splited in more than one scene.
Yes...there is an element of mystery and danger to this game that adds some spice to it. It's not just boink the landlady and roommate and every other female I meet. Why do so many people seem to object to something that is a change of pace from the ordinary?I know Cody and Cadence explained this, but how exactly does MC qualify as a threat to the whole society if he is literally just a random kid who stumbled upon two people having sex that shouldn't? I kinda get their reasoning that even him starting a rumor could endanger their relationship. But the amount of effort the society is putting into keeping just one single relationship out of harm's way is frankly insane. That's the main issue I have with them. Sure, it's kinda weird that a secret society about something that trivial even existed for so long, but their "safety concerns" are so over the top, it just lacks any kind of realism. I mean, snipers!
The way they introduced themselves just makes me think, "These people are crazy, no way am I gonna join their crazy cult, let alone get my loved ones involved with them!"
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And the worst part is that after their introduction, I'd probably be just as afraid of the consequences of not joining. I really hate this situation.
On the bright side, this game, and this discussion, have led me to discover that I'm paranoid about paranoid people. So... thanks for that, dev.
I certainly don't mind something to set one game apart from the rest. All of these harem games do sorta blend together an awful lot, and something like that will certainly make a difference. But for me as of right now, it's rather a negative difference.Yes...there is an element of mystery and danger to this game that adds some spice to it. It's not just boink the landlady and roommate and every other female I meet. Why do so many people seem to object to something that is a change of pace from the ordinary?
As far as CS being unrealistic...I can imagine a small group of freelove thinkers in ancient times that banded together to support each other. Like all institutions it grew into much more than that as it became engaged in becoming bigger and wealthier and power hungry. Paranoia is just a fact of life with groups like this and I was frankly relieved that the snipers were not there to shoot to kill the potentially wayward MC.