- Jan 13, 2019
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HTML Degrees of Lewdity [v0.5.2.8] [Vrelnir]
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- Feb 10, 2019
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SO i started a new game from a very old android file and animations work fine and smooth, after keep playing and updating to all the version (0.3.10+) i download i notice animations glitch horrendously, blinking lagging parts of the body diaper, no face, etc.. why is this? why animations seems to getting more lag and glitchie? shouldn't it be the other way around?
- Oct 6, 2019
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From what I've gathered over the years, coding a game to run at all on Android or any kind of mobile device for that matter isn't the same as coding a game to run on pc. Vrel likely doesn't have a lot of experience in both departments, which is understandable given how difficult it seems to get one of them to work at all.
There a mod, that adds better animation, it in early state, but sill.(discord modding server as well here)
is there story based progression in this game? i always start a game and after some forced sex from npc's i leave after a week or two(in game weeks)after getting bored. you need to play it more than two weeks to access more story and progression?
There is not the "one" story.
But there are plenty of event chains. Some of which contain back story.
There is enough content to spent at least 8 month or more in game.
If you want spoilers look in the Wiki. If not you can look at the feats.
After only two weeks you've hardly scratched the surface.
More sandbox than story driven, though there are several small-scale stories, many of them involving the unique named characters.
- Jan 10, 2019
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So... without much spoilers. There's a calendar and you should start in September, when school starts. The challenge/difficulty increases week by week since you need to earn money and early on there doesn't seem to be a great way to do it. You also have bullies at school and a friend/crush that lives next door. If you do badly at school, the teachers will punish you and ignore bullying towards you.
At the end of the week there's a test to see how good you are in school... end of month there's competitions (science and later, math). There's Halloween and Christmas events... and possibly more.
About story:
It depends on you. When you interact with named NPCs, the school, jobs, locations... the story progresses non linearly or rather, each place progresses in its own way. Was your character gang raped for two consecutive days when you thought walking near the docks in rain was a good idea? Well, they wake up in a hospital with severe mental trauma... the doctor there might just ask order you some psych sessions... will you ignore him? Well, doctors can force people into mental institutions when they are a danger to themselves. So, now you are in an asylum, and when you look out your small window, there's a field of tentacle monsters out there remind you of that night.
This is just one tiny example of stuff that could happen and "story" progression.
- Dec 4, 2019
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The story in sandbox games is one written by your own chara, what kind of things they do / experience.
The way you progress, etc etc etc.
Your journey towards a goal is a story itself.
There's no main quest or smth like that but named NPCs tend to have their own questlines so you're free to do 'em anytime should your progress with them be high enough.
Some stories are created by you winning and some by losing (soft bad ends and blackouts)
- Nov 29, 2018
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It's about as in depth as HellMoo and other MUD's are; I don't want to say its the Skyrim of exhibition and non-con; but there is a lot there other then some of the generic in town events. Most of it unravels as your skills get higher and your awareness increases.
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Any plans of expanding combat so PC's can self-defend better? It would be cool if fighting someone was not necessary just about getting her hands away from you, but also knocking them out cold. It's weird that even with max stats every combat situation is still about "someone is holding you, hurt them enough to give you a chance to escape".
Somewhere on blog Vrel confirmed, that they may add self defense classes in future updates.
I guess, this is it.
What's even weirder is how often this sort of thing gets asked even though it's been explained why more times than I could possibly count. I don't mean to sound like an ass, but the general premise is that you're not really supposed to be able to overpower your attackers. I know that's what some want, but that's one of the unique traits of this game is that the player is never top of the food chain. It's like playing a game about being a sub and asking for ways to be the dom instead. I don't doubt that Vrel ever implement more ways to improve how well you handle combat, but I wouldn't expect miracles.
- May 24, 2018
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I think the reason this question gets asked so often is that this game *does* allow you to fight back and win against your rapists. There's a "sadism" trait and Feats for grinding it and everything. So the inability to be a proper top/predator yourself feels like a hole where missing content should be rather than an intentional omission.
- Nov 9, 2017
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if you look really close at the game's themes, it's plain to see the main trope is that of JK girl getting sexually molested by some otherworldly forces. Everything else is, more or less, an afterthought, including playing as a boy, I mean young man. To associate sexual sadism with fighting spirit and active resistance the way this game does is just silly. It's not the only game that does that, of course.