I don't have access to the polls, it's above my paygrade, but this post shows an example of the new art.
Yo, just printscreen that shit, I'm not looking for a wallpaper or anything.
Which update? Are you asking if it's worth playing the current version that your old saves will work on or skipping it since they won't work on the next?
About that. The art looks like it's been used in the game, see the comparison. (Sorry about the low quality I just rushed it.)
is this even allowed? i didnt want to accuse back then but now this is evidence.
Sorry for being unclear in my question. The actual state of the game is a relatively recent update. The DEV said that the next - the coming - update will require the player to start a new game. As I have lost my saves I would need to start from the beginning in order to see the new content. I like the game and I am willing to do that BUT only if there is enough content worth the effort, especially because I will not be able to use that new save in the future. That's why I am asking.
The current update doesn't do much of anything. The next update is supposed to rework most of the game's scenes and install an actual corruption mechanic into it, with scene differences depending on it. I stress the "supposed" part.
According to the most recent post on Patreon, the Fresh-es think there is a possibility they might miss April entirely and windup releasing in May.
As far as I am aware, there is no end for New You yet. The last time I did the quest, it just dumped Kira back at the front desk in her old hairdo and chest size.
the thing is im kind of stuck there. the porn studio dont contact me, i cant go to moscow to find the rebels (even though i did the quest on de sewers i dont know if its a bug..). and i rememeber in the 0.4.4 after i did the 3 mini quest that i mentioned, i had the option 'new you' that made kira a bimbo and all was like pink and corrupter other than the placers she had to go
It was the action/advertisement movie studio probably. There was no porn studio in game files.
