zero987

Member
Apr 13, 2019
195
121
Quick question in 4.9.5 two new repeatable events were added
- New repeatable random “harassment” event (27 pages with a ton of references, you’ll only see 1/3)
- New repeatable random “boobjob/blowjob/orgy” event (31 pages, you’ll only see 1/3; 458 pictures)

Where do i see them and how to trigger them?
 

Thatdubstepsound

New Member
Oct 9, 2022
7
14
Idk what kind of documentaries you whatched, but if they were legit, you would have seen that mulan being probably less than 30, never saw ussr, and is making that game mostly by postsoviet liberal propagandists.

Yes I got that. I know Mulan didn't live in the USSR. Most of the interviews of older ppl from Moscow and SPB had very fond memories of USSR. Government provided housing, free education, free healthcare, lots of time for community and sports. People had more tightknit communities. There were few luxuries in stores but as one Moscovite said: "we traded all of that (meaning the free public servides) for jeans and coca cola." But keep in mind those inteviewed were Russians in the two major cities, in the late 70s and 80s towards the tail end of the soviet union. Ask minority groups, those who lived in countrysides, and those who lived in the 50s and 50s and the experience would've been very different.

I get Mulan grew up in a post-soviet Ukraine, and communism is seen as the boogeyman. In some ways this idea is right: there were real generational trauma from the famine, the purges, and the KGB during the height of the soviet union. And corruption was a huge issue (and still is in both Russia and Ukraine). But in many other ways there were some real utopian aspects of USSR especially in its later days. Hell I would give up most of the luxuries and goods in stores to have free housing and education.

Nontheless, it is a fascinating game told thru the lense of someone who grew up in the wake of collapsed USSR. Sure it isn't nuanced in showing the positive and the negatives equally, but I can't think of other games where you play as an actual member of a communist society not trying to overthrow it or are secretly a capitalist spy.
 
Last edited:

Thatdubstepsound

New Member
Oct 9, 2022
7
14
This game is complete nonsense and has nothing to do with what happened in the USSR. Unless, of course, we study that period according to the statements of the liberals, according to which "under Stalin, one hundred million people were shot a day..."
The developer is too snotty to catch at least a minimum of the events in the USSR, and described an absolutely futuristic, hypertrophied world that has nothing to do with what happened in the USSR. This is, personally, his fantasy distorted by hypersexuality.
Pls recommend a game or movie that genuinely depicts the USSR from within.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Vodka10K

Readerf2b

Active Member
Nov 21, 2020
868
1,397
Ask minority groups, those who lived in countrysides, and those who lived in the 50s and 50s and the experience would've been very different.

I get Mulan grew up in a post-soviet Ukraine, and communism is seen as the boogeyman. In some ways this idea is right: there were real generational trauma from the famine, the purges, and the KGB during the height of the soviet union. And corruption was a huge issue (and still is in both Russia and Ukraine). But in many other ways there were some real utopian aspects of USSR especially in its later days. Hell I would give up most of the luxuries and goods in stores to have free housing and education.
This is exactly what I said. You dont understand anything.
>those who lived in countrysides
Had much more than they have now. Post soviet capitalism pretty much killed countryside.
>those who lived in the 50s
Minus postwar hardships, had better prospects than any other generation. Its literally golden times, were bureaucracy was actually under thumb, people self governed and prices correlated with production level, making things cheaper every year. Kruschev ended it by setting party as only ruling organ, hurting agrarian sector and turning bureaucracy into untouchable class.
>generational trauma from the famine
LoL, that "ukraine privatized famine" had struck whole ussr and even poland (not sovietized at that time)
>the purges
They are called so because they hit mostly the Party, the NKVD and Army. And looking at what had Party become after 40years without purges - they were completely justified.
>the KGB
Oh yeah, that almighty KGB lurking at every corner. Arrests for jokes told in smoke room.
>corruption was a huge issue
That's simply not how centralized economy works. Corruption requires ability to spend cash indiscriminately. The highest form of corruption in ussr was ability to "get" things that was considered rarity. Like DDR furniture, or expensive real fur coat, etc.
 

123Ins123

Active Member
Feb 20, 2021
571
308
Pls recommend a game or movie that genuinely depicts the USSR from within.
From what I have seen myself, I can recommend the film "Moscow does not believe in tears." There are NO new films made after the collapse of the USSR about him. Everything is either a specific blackness, or they are biased in depicting what was and showing it off-handedly far-fetched.
 
  • Like
Reactions: CorwinFr

Thatdubstepsound

New Member
Oct 9, 2022
7
14
From what I have seen myself, I can recommend the film "Moscow does not believe in tears." There are NO new films made after the collapse of the USSR about him. Everything is either a specific blackness, or they are biased in depicting what was and showing it off-handedly far-fetched.
Cool I'll check it out, thank you
 

hentacle

Newbie
Sep 8, 2020
45
9
So i chosed the bimbo-way and there spawns a bimbo-woman with who u can interact, but this one will stay in the dressshop after few interactions.
My questions are:
is there any more progress with this, or did i miss something?
And is it possible to make da booba bigger than lvl 3?
 
3.90 star(s) 103 Votes