Are you absolutely sure you can handle creating two games? The author often abandons one of them, or at least puts it on hold. Wouldn't it be better to focus on one for better efficiency and frequent updates?
I hope that the fact that I finished Confusion shows that I'm not the sort to abandon projects. The hard truth is that trans-centered stories aren't mainstream, and, um, I need to eat. But I'm dedicated to promoting trans representation through more realistic stories, and it's important to me. Forgotten is a more mainstream title and I'm hoping people who would never consider Confusion (or UT) might try this one. FWIW, Forgotten will be done in a simpler style (not photorealistic) so I can turn it around faster. The first release will still take a few months because I have to set up the entire experience: models, locations, graphic style, etc. but future releases should happen a lot faster.
I would hope everyone is looking forward to your next project, those of us that went through the journey of "Confusion". I could honestly post a few paragraphs about it but I feel its best to say summarize it. A few words certainly comes to mind... WOW, simply inspiring and phenomenal the story was full of life, depth and compassion. Ive stated before every now and again you come across a story that just hits home, knocks it out of the ballpark one that you sit and THINK about after its gone. Its a journey that I did not expect and am glad to have read. Thank you for sharing it with the community it has gone down as one of my favorite story driven VN. I'm eager to see your next story in "Forgotten" and any future works you share.
Honestly, it's a numbers game. Especially when you're operating mostly under patronage, you have to keep releases flowing or supporters drop off. But I would never sacrifice quality. UT is being done in the same visual style as Confusion, and it takes a LONG time to create renders. Hours sometimes for a single image. If I wanted to sacrifice quality, I'd use sprites in front of stock photographs. AI images. I'd do "Terrence and Phillip"-style animation. You know, two-frame animations where almost nothing moves. Long conversations would be the same two backgrounds repeated over and over again. I'd render with fewer iterations, and live with grain and noise. Forgotten, on the other hand, is being created using DAZ's Filament renderer, like Instinct Unleashed. It'll be consistent to itself, and I hope the visual style won't be too distracting from the important bit: the story. But the important part is that Filament renders take seconds. I can afford to take a little extra time to ensure that they're the highest quality I can manage. We'll see. And thanks for the nice comments!
You obviously decided to go the dark route. If you go the other way, you don't even get the option. You can decide to recommend therapy and whether to forgive her later, or cut off ties altogether. Zoey forces the issue by asking for forgiveness contrary to what Alex told her. And Alex didn't blackmail her. She just decided that she didn't want her as a friend anymore but (if you're on the dark path) if Zoey wanted her so badly, she might as well take advantage of it.
Yes, you just have to play the game and your problem goes away... kind of... You'll find out.
I am playing but there's a second date coming up, so I was just curious. Don't want to be with him.Yes, you just have to play the game and your problem goes away... kind of... You'll find out.
Thanks for the kind words. Just to be clear, this isn't a "futa" game, as there are no futanari in it. The MC is Trans. Big difference. Trans persons are real. Futanari are fantasy.
That's what she said... or he... or.. them/they?
