HTML Degrees of Lewdity [v0.5.2.8] [Vrelnir]

[nightsight]

it was planed almost 20 years ago D: but what happened now did dev change his mind or something D :

 

[Crimson Tide]

Pregnancy is planned and in-progress, but it takes a long time due to how much the mechanics affect the entire game, how much spritework needs to be done and how many individual scenes need to be written. Rather than release it half-baked and improve it across a lot of updates, Vrel wants to release pregnancy in a full, satisfying state upon release.

That being said, we're in the end stretch. Vrel has stated on the blogspot that if all goes well, pregnancy will be the feature of the next update.

It was "planned" somewhere in 2015 I believe. Maybe a bit earlier. Hard to tell the further back you go.

DoL came out in 2018. Rough ideas and framework for pregnancy were in place ever since then.

 

[TheRandomGuythesecond]

Does anybody know when the next Update arrives?

 

[liount]

Just gotta wait, someone already posted but its usually a month or 2 months for a update to drop

 

[scannatore]

Last 2 years there was an update before Christmas.
We can always hope.

 

[BodaciousBoar]

You should get an event in the school hallway some day before Halloween.
After that you should have a journal entry telling you there is a party after 18:00.
The event is not random but it may be shadowed by other events.

I appreciate the response and answer but I wasn't specific enough in my question. I have gotten to the point where I can and have joined the party, but then its a wet noodle.

I was under the impression there was more to that event than merely drinking with students until midnight, I assumed there would be some harassment attempt by some entity but so far its literally just been drinking repeatedly until midnight and then everyone goes home like normal.

 

[Settum]

I appreciate the response and answer but I wasn't specific enough in my question. I have gotten to the point where I can and have joined the party, but then its a wet noodle.

I was under the impression there was more to that event than merely drinking with students until midnight, I assumed there would be some harassment attempt by some entity but so far its literally just been drinking repeatedly until midnight and then everyone goes home like normal.

If I remember about 10 updates ago the party had drinking, socializing (talking with random students), flirting and when having drank enough dancing with the strip-tease mechanics. There's also multiple sexual scenes depending if you rejected someone, danced, flirted, accepted drinks etc and finally the obvious orgy when you dance too lewdly.

 

[ladguru]

I appreciate the response and answer but I wasn't specific enough in my question. I have gotten to the point where I can and have joined the party, but then its a wet noodle.

I was under the impression there was more to that event than merely drinking with students until midnight, I assumed there would be some harassment attempt by some entity but so far its literally just been drinking repeatedly until midnight and then everyone goes home like normal.

Nah, a noodle it is.
Considering how tricky it is to attend all Halloween events it is rather disappointing.

But it seems there is an easter egg. If you join the wolvies at Halloween (which I missed last time) the party plays out differently.
Dunno how different.

 

[Furabia]

I've been poking around the game files (fixing the unbearably slow bodypart growth/shrinkage). Does anyone have any idea how one might implement different gender probabilities ('malechance' in the html file) depending on if it is a consensual encounter vs not, i.e. to have non-con being almost entirely male but closer to 50/50 at the beach party, pub, etc.

That would be a neat feature to have, now that you mention it. I didn't know I wanted it until now. But as others have said, I don't think we will see a more fine-grained customization of that ratio (per type of event) anytime soon due to the complexity to add it in the first place.

 

[madchef]

Thats because its not a story game, but a sandbox. Do you play minecraft and complain about the lack of story too?

Oh dear, it's not even close to a sandbox game, unless by 'sandbox' you mean a perpetual construction site of an unfinished game which allows the player to free-roam the existing content in a more or less (dis)ordered manner.

A proper sandbox game allows you to make up your own rules and do whatever it is that you want to do without violating the game's own laws of physics. You obviously played Minecraft, so you should know the difference.

Here, my friend, you have a calendar, your own role of a student and orphanage resident and as such, stuff to do, calendar-triggered events, quests of sorts, etc. You have a fixed map with immovable objects and you cannot add or raze anything from it. You can only manipulate your environment to a very limited degree, basically dress as you like, except school, do some gardening and expand the farm. Oh yeah, you can also decorate your room, which is pointless anyway, but whatever, more sand freedom of choice, right? You can only visually admire your PCs attire, hairstyle and transformation and playing paperdoll is the only truly sandboxy feature of the game.

There are other characters in this game who mind their own businesses and appear in this or that location at specific times. There is a limited amount of interaction options, no sandboxy freedom of expression there. You can't discuss Briar with Doreen, you can't set up a foursome with Robin, Kylar and Whitney. Robin is the only person you can go to a cinema with, a cinema which doesn't even have it's own location, so you could go there by yourself, as a proper sandbox game would allow you to do. You can get spanked by Leighton after school, you can do a photoshoot with Leighton during school, you can get fucked by Leighton in the Brothel on Fridays or Saturdays or in his office during school if you've convinced them you're a proud slut, but that's it! A sandbox game should allow you to bring red roses to Leighton and confess your love to them and promise you'll be their bad bad pupil until Day XXX, if that's what you want. Or give 10,000 quid to Landry to sort Leighton out. Nope, you have to follow the script, don't you? And what is a script if not a written instruction on how a story should be played out? Roses can only be sold, end of story.

That's what this game is: a collection of lewd snippets borrowed from other games and loosely connected by an overarching isekai JK-girl leitmotif.

 

[darkBlu]

Oh dear, it's not even close to a sandbox game, unless by 'sandbox' you mean a perpetual construction site of an unfinished game which allows the player to free-roam the existing content in a more or less (dis)ordered manner.

A proper sandbox game allows you to make up your own rules and do whatever it is that you want to do without violating the game's own laws of physics. You obviously played Minecraft, so you should know the difference.

Here, my friend, you have a calendar, your own role of a student and orphanage resident and as such, stuff to do, calendar-triggered events, quests of sorts, etc. You have a fixed map with immovable objects and you cannot add or raze anything from it. You can only manipulate your environment to a very limited degree, basically dress as you like, except school, do some gardening and expand the farm. Oh yeah, you can also decorate your room, which is pointless anyway, but whatever, more sand freedom of choice, right? You can only visually admire your PCs attire, hairstyle and transformation and playing paperdoll is the only truly sandboxy feature of the game.

There are other characters in this game who mind their own businesses and appear in this or that location at specific times. There is a limited amount of interaction options, no sandboxy freedom of expression there. You can't discuss Briar with Doreen, you can't set up a foursome with Robin, Kylar and Whitney. Robin is the only person you can go to a cinema with, a cinema which doesn't even have it's own location, so you could go there by yourself, as a proper sandbox game would allow you to do. You can get spanked by Leighton after school, you can do a photoshoot with Leighton during school, you can get fucked by Leighton in the Brothel on Fridays or Saturdays or in his office during school if you've convinced them you're a proud slut, but that's it! A sandbox game should allow you to bring red roses to Leighton and confess your love to them and promise you'll be their bad bad pupil until Day XXX, if that's what you want. Or give 10,000 quid to Landry to sort Leighton out. Nope, you have to follow the script, don't you? And what is a script if not a written instruction on how a story should be played out? Roses can only be sold, end of story.

That's what this game is: a collection of lewd snippets borrowed from other games and loosely connected by an overarching isekai JK-girl leitmotif.

Official definition for this site of sandbox:

• Sandbox [For Free-Roam type of games.]

So yes, by definition this is a sandbox game. Especially with it being open source, so literally everything you mentioned can be implemented by anyone, Vrel is very willing to add content created by others. And notice the lack of completed tag.

Also, how is this isekai???? And considering the amount of gender fluidity this game offers, labeling it as exclusively "JK-girl" anything seems incredibly dumb.

 

[Crimson Tide]

That's what this game is: a collection of lewd snippets borrowed from other games and loosely connected by an overarching isekai JK-girl leitmotif.

Name three scenes borrowed from other games. I'm not even touching anything else you've said, because your misgivings are something you're allowed to have. I need to prod about this, though. Name three scenes that are taken from other games beyond shared tropes of the genre.

 

[LandBeach]

That's what this game is: a collection of lewd snippets borrowed from other games and loosely connected by an overarching isekai JK-girl leitmotif.

wtf does isekai JK-girl leitmotif mean

 

[sparrow_rose]

wtf does isekai JK-girl leitmotif mean

I know what isekai means! It's when a character gets transported to another world via means that are not reincarnation... so I have no clue what they mean by saying isekai when referring to this game. So far, nothing isekai about it (and may it remain that way, I'm throughly sick of isekai novels).

 

[RayBar]

That's what this game is: a collection of lewd snippets borrowed from other games and loosely connected by an overarching isekai JK-girl leitmotif.

 

[Fangii]

That's what this game is: a collection of lewd snippets borrowed from other games and loosely connected by an overarching isekai JK-girl leitmotif.

This has gotta be bait, lol. You just keep digging yourself into deeper holes the more and more you post.

 

[Raf-Raf]

Oh dear, it's not even close to a sandbox game, unless by 'sandbox' you mean a perpetual construction site of an unfinished game which allows the player to free-roam the existing content in a more or less (dis)ordered manner.

A proper sandbox game allows you to make up your own rules and do whatever it is that you want to do without violating the game's own laws of physics. You obviously played Minecraft, so you should know the difference.

Here, my friend, you have a calendar, your own role of a student and orphanage resident and as such, stuff to do, calendar-triggered events, quests of sorts, etc. You have a fixed map with immovable objects and you cannot add or raze anything from it. You can only manipulate your environment to a very limited degree, basically dress as you like, except school, do some gardening and expand the farm. Oh yeah, you can also decorate your room, which is pointless anyway, but whatever, more sand freedom of choice, right? You can only visually admire your PCs attire, hairstyle and transformation and playing paperdoll is the only truly sandboxy feature of the game.

There are other characters in this game who mind their own businesses and appear in this or that location at specific times. There is a limited amount of interaction options, no sandboxy freedom of expression there. You can't discuss Briar with Doreen, you can't set up a foursome with Robin, Kylar and Whitney. Robin is the only person you can go to a cinema with, a cinema which doesn't even have it's own location, so you could go there by yourself, as a proper sandbox game would allow you to do. You can get spanked by Leighton after school, you can do a photoshoot with Leighton during school, you can get fucked by Leighton in the Brothel on Fridays or Saturdays or in his office during school if you've convinced them you're a proud slut, but that's it! A sandbox game should allow you to bring red roses to Leighton and confess your love to them and promise you'll be their bad bad pupil until Day XXX, if that's what you want. Or give 10,000 quid to Landry to sort Leighton out. Nope, you have to follow the script, don't you? And what is a script if not a written instruction on how a story should be played out? Roses can only be sold, end of story.

That's what this game is: a collection of lewd snippets borrowed from other games and loosely connected by an overarching isekai JK-girl leitmotif.

I don't know what drugs you're on but I want some of it so I can write something this long again not in this game but in CoC2.

I've played this for god-knows-how long and I have no idea where you get that isekai sh- from 'coz as far as I know and remember, There's nothing isekai in our MC.

 

[dragon337111]

An overarching isekai JK-girl leitmotif.

For folks who do not know yet.

JK stands for - Jyoshi kousei - it is a japanese word for high school girls.
Isekai - I think it is well known trope.
Leitmotif - it means: some sort of recurring theme.

So, overarching isekai JK-girl leitmotif would mean something like - overreaching and recurring theme/trope of highschool girls being transported by some means into different/fantasy worlds.

 

[Raf-Raf]

For folks who do not know yet.

JK stands for - Jyoshi kousei - it is a japanese word for high school girls.
Isekai - I think it is well known trope.
Leitmotif - it means: some sort of recurring theme.

So, overarching isekai JK-girl leitmotif would mean something like - overreaching and recurring theme/trope of highschool girls being transported by some means into different/fantasy worlds.

Bless you for this info.
The more I know~

 

[Fangii]

For folks who do not know yet.

JK stands for - Jyoshi kousei - it is a japanese word for high school girls.
Isekai - I think it is well known trope.
Leitmotif - it means: some sort of recurring theme.

So, overarching isekai JK-girl leitmotif would mean something like - overreaching and recurring theme/trope of highschool girls being transported by some means into different/fantasy worlds.

So from that, madchef is obviously talking out of his ass here then because the PC wasn't "isekai'd" into the DoL world, they were born into it from the start and have lived at the orphanage (with Robin) up until the game starts for many years at that point