The princess maker genre has existed since the early 80s. It is disingenuous to insinuate otherwise.
...dude, you literally don't even know what you're TALKING about, because it's very obvious that you know NOTHING about Long Live the Princess (despite me LINKING IT). Neither game is in the "Princess Maker" genre at all (yes, I have played Princess Maker, and an example of a porn game in that genre would be Slave Maker, not one of these two!), but if you actually played both LLtP and Corrupted Kingdoms you wouldn't be able to miss, well, all the things I mentioned. Even if the plot similarities are coincidental, the interface is literally the same, with almost exactly the same stat system menu, story lead/clue screen, and inventory menu. Corrupted Kingdoms added a few more buttons to the row in the top right of the screen, like Powers and the relationship tracker for the girls, as well as an extra button for the settings, but it's still extremely obvious the game took inspiration from Long Live the Princess. It's like all those games made with Mirror Maker share a look with Mirror itself, even though Mirror is just built on Unity, the same way LLtP and Corrupted Kingdoms are both built on Ren'Py but look much more like each other than any other Ren'Py games do. This isn't a slight on Corrupted Kingdoms, lots of works take inspiration from other works (when I asked Belle about it she said the same thing and even admitted it was a bit flattering) but at least the initial similarities are so blatant that they simply cannot be coincidence. This isn't really a matter for discussion, at least not if you have any idea what you're talking about (which we've already confirmed you do not). Disingenuous my ass...
Ok, but do we get to avoid said scene? And if so, what can we choose to do so?
Idk about the interface and stat system (Which seem pretty standard for any game of this kind that I've played before... But I guess I can concede this part?) you don't really have leg to stand on besides Pixie when it comes to the story:
You need to do all Gramps' content, then follow the lead for the Eldritch IIRC.
why "improve" on menu structure that works anyway? Its always the biggest complaint when redesigns are forced anywhere.
you need to go out of town to gramps dojo and do all of his content you can access then until he gives you something and tell you how to proceed. I think you need to return to that green tree bitch morgana and ask her about it to be told how to plant the nexus with it.
When Anne and Jessica say you can go to Jessica's office while she's working, she handles all the property things. Keep doing the girls events and you should eventually be able to buy them.
Jessica? I think she should be found outside the flat if you go back there in the morning, but I could be wrong.
No shit retard, that's the point of the post. It should be something like v0.50.0 not the stupid v.0.5.0 when he means the "50th release"
While the above poster's attitude needs work, proper version numbering makes a big difference in communicating progress on a game's development, and you shouldn't downplay the importance of proper communication. It's an observable fact that many people have come into this thread in the past expecting the 0.x.0 versions to have reached a milestone or made a bigger change than the 0.0.x ones, since that's what those numbers are supposed to mean. Particularly in a game that updates as frequently as this game does, many people will choose to wait for larger milestones to be reached rather than checking back every week for smaller updates, and they'll usually rely on the version number to decide when to jump back in.
