Ren'Py Desert Stalker [v0.17.1.2 Steam] [Zetan]

[Xythurr]

no, fallout sucks.

 

[SonofOrion]

no, fallout sucks.

Then mod it to your liking.

 

[Satou Pendragon]

 

[Bloker997]

Ivy/Yuna's friend. She's mentioned in the logs when you find Ivy's hideout and is strongly implied to be the elf girl Shani finds in the Zone.

Yea i remember her, dont think we knew her name. Oh well i choose her as my least favourite character, because had no idea its her.

 

[dangodaimao]

Can anyone with a knowledge of this sort of thing let me know how this game avoids being banned for incest on Patreon despite how blatant it is? Is the thing where you can change what the various characters relations to you are generally enough to get past the TOS?

 

[PaxHadrian17]

Enjoying Desert Stalker and got a good laugh:









Timeless saying, worthy of surviving the apocalypse...

Cheers!!

 

[Xythurr]

Enjoying Desert Stalker and got a good laugh:

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Timeless saying, worthy of surviving the apocalypse...

Cheers!!

Lol I truly love this game and the setting they've created. It just ends so abruptly that I'm left jonesin for more.

 

[claus001]

Filled the survey. My main problems (well not real problems) are that Ain acts like a brainless fuckdoll and Zahra does not act like a head wife of a harem. Is Zahra based? Yes she is, but she acts more like a loyal retainer than a wife.

Also, how on earth MC's household is protected? He has no male servants, no guards at his place which is at the middle of desert. Sounds like a dream target for slavers to me.

 

[Insomnimaniac Games]

Filled the survey. My main problems (well not real problems) are that Ain acts like a brainless fuckdoll and Zahra does not act like a head wife of a harem. Is Zahra based? Yes she is, but she acts more like a loyal retainer than a wife.

I mean, that kinda fits the setting, doesn't it?

Also, how on earth MC's household is protected? He has no male servants, no guards at his place which is at the middle of desert. Sounds like a dream target for slavers to me.

I headcanon as the MC's reputation is enough protection. I'm probably pulling that out of my ass, but whatever.

 

[AVNTester2]

Sharifa is the queens head guard right because I choose her as my least favorite character because I find her a bit annoying

 

[Xythurr]

Is the survey on Subscribestar?

 

[Satou Pendragon]

Is the survey on Subscribestar?

Look, I think 1 pages back, it was posted by somebody

Found it

 

[Rhinochoc]

First of all, congratulations to the developer; the game is really cool, and the animations are amazing for an independent game. There are sometimes a few small issues; I don't know if they have been reported, but for example, with Kitty, I had possible actions with her on the throne, such as changing her name and asking her to kneel before me, even before the scene with her and her brother, where I kiss her in front of him. Is this normal?

 

[Xythurr]

Look, I think 1 pages back, it was posted by somebody

Found it

Got it filled out thanks bro!

 

[SomeOldFart]

Survey Complete... ...

 

[QQP_Purple]

Also, how on earth MC's household is protected? He has no male servants, no guards at his place which is at the middle of desert. Sounds like a dream target for slavers to me.

Not really. You need to consider this from the perspective of a premodern power structure, which this kingdom is.

The MC is basically the retainers of the reigning monarch. A sort of knight in her service, if you will. More than that, he is clearly a very high ranked retainer.

We can see this importance not just in how close she allows him to get but in the various privileges he has been given including but not limited to the right to an independent household, the use of forbidden technology and the leeway to operate in her name and yet without a leash.

What this all means is that he and more importantly his position is going to be well known in society. And that in it self carries a certain degree of implicit protection. Because to attack him is to attack the queen.

A potential attacker targeting him or his family has to deal with that fact. This is not a huge problem if you are a random bandit in the desert who can kill him and get away. But if you are going after his home than it most certainly is. Because you know that the conditions of such an attack on such an important persons home so close to the queens own capital by necessity means that the queen will retaliate with overwhelming force in revenge. Not just because she likes him, even though she clearly does. But because anything less would undermine her authority and position as a monarch.

If she that can't even protect, or at least avenge, her closest and most vital servants when their home is attacked literally a stones throw from the capital city than she has shown her self to be impotent and weak. And impotent, weak monarchs quickly lose the trust of their people and nobility and tend to not last long. So she simply cannot be seen doing anything less.

So if the MC's house were to be attacked than she would have no choice but to retaliate as if her own palace had been besieged. And potential attackers know this. So from that perspective the MC does not need guards around his house because the threat of the queen alone might as well be a force field.

This sort of arrangement was pretty much the norm throughout premodern societies.

 

[Xythurr]

Not really. You need to consider this from the perspective of a premodern power structure, which this kingdom is.

The MC is basically the retainers of the reigning monarch. A sort of knight in her service, if you will. More than that, he is clearly a very high ranked retainer.

We can see this importance not just in how close she allows him to get but in the various privileges he has been given including but not limited to the right to an independent household, the use of forbidden technology and the leeway to operate in her name and yet without a leash.

What this all means is that he and more importantly his position is going to be well known in society. And that in it self carries a certain degree of implicit protection. Because to attack him is to attack the queen.

A potential attacker targeting him or his family has to deal with that fact. This is not a huge problem if you are a random bandit in the desert who can kill him and get away. But if you are going after his home than it most certainly is. Because you know that the conditions of such an attack on such an important persons home so close to the queens own capital by necessity means that the queen will retaliate with overwhelming force in revenge. Not just because she likes him, even though she clearly does. But because anything less would undermine her authority and position as a monarch.

If she that can't even protect, or at least avenge, her closest and most vital servants when their home is attacked literally a stones throw from the capital city than she has shown her self to be impotent and weak. And impotent, weak monarchs quickly lose the trust of their people and nobility and tend to not last long. So she simply cannot be seen doing anything less.

So if the MC's house were to be attacked than she would have no choice but to retaliate as if her own palace had been besieged. And potential attackers know this. So from that perspective the MC does not need guards around his house because the threat of the queen alone might as well be a force field.

This sort of arrangement was pretty much the norm throughout premodern societies.

 

[wildride69]

well, that survey ask what we want in the future.
i want a nerdy girl from our time found in a cryogenic chamber.

What about some grandma sharing, not nearly enough sharing of other peoples grandmas! We should complain until Zaton gives up his day job and focuses on washing Grannies feet in the bath houses.

 

[QQP_Purple]

What about some grandma sharing, not nearly enough sharing of other peoples grandmas! We should complain until Zaton gives up his day job and focuses on washing Grannies feet in the bath houses.

Imagine a midget. A midget with a pickelhaube. Only instead of the spike it's a chainsaw.
He stalks the streets of the city at night, looking for men who are taller than him. Than he whirs up the saw and runs underneath their feet.

None are welcome. None are safe. When the chainsaw whirs in the night,

 

[Deleted member 2372719]

What about some grandma sharing, not nearly enough sharing of other peoples grandmas! We should complain until Zaton gives up his day job and focuses on washing Grannies feet in the bath houses.

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