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Pretty sure they are all at college age, plus you seriously need some new glasses if they look like 13 years old to you.With all the different women and new ones that can be introduce into this game Dev actually dropped an all out Pedo Content update
You want to look at chars thar actually look underage try checking some of the incest games out here.
but... but i have yesterday update the incest patch
Oh shit, I forgot to add: You won't want to come back for the next update either. Cassie's chapter is currently in development. She's one of the three "short tittyless babyface girls" you mentioned.With all the different women and new ones that can be introduce into this game Dev actually dropped an all out Pedo Content update
For those reading this who might not know which character I'm talking about, this is Cassie. The neighbor's daughter and one of the "short tittyless babyface girls" referenced above.
I get excited every time some one picks up those breadcrumbs.
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I'm only here for the short tittyless babyface girls
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On the patreon page, filter posts by "Exclusive Gallery" and you'll see the currently available posts. Now the update is done, I"m going to work on adding to the gallery between work on the next chapter. There's not much there at the moment, but what's there is fucking HOT!
Hey, whatever brings you around.I'm only here for the short tittyless babyface girls
Thank you for the compliments! Let me know right away if the quality ever starts to slip! Cheers mate!
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After a replay I inderstood that for every chapter there are two routes. Even more, those routes remember very specific choices you made. To make things even more complex, even non main lovers can get pregnant...
The choice tree of this game is enormous. Not only that is a lot of works but things are gonna get even bigger. Full curse of dimensionality problem. Hope Dev manages to get everything under control.
Now to what really matters.. shall I go red or blue? Cause I tried to be a nice "neighbor" this time for Cassie and end up missing her awesome swimsuit. I was a nice guy to Amanda and did not even get a kiss while my douchebag me got her off... Try to show Jane she could be honest and only got a peck instead of getting her pregnant... being nice does not pay off!!! Just kidding... am i?
The choice tree of this game is enormous. Not only that is a lot of works but things are gonna get even bigger. Full curse of dimensionality problem. Hope Dev manages to get everything under control.
Now to what really matters.. shall I go red or blue? Cause I tried to be a nice "neighbor" this time for Cassie and end up missing her awesome swimsuit. I was a nice guy to Amanda and did not even get a kiss while my douchebag me got her off... Try to show Jane she could be honest and only got a peck instead of getting her pregnant... being nice does not pay off!!! Just kidding... am i?
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Regarding Blue Choices:
Being nice will definitely pay off. There are no real "wrong" choices in the game. But the blue path is the slower, more romantic path that will lead to a longer lasting and deeper relationship while the red path is more opportunistic, manipulative and shallow.
That said, it's just taking a little longer for the pieces to all fall into place on the blue path, but trust that they will and for those looking for more intimate and romantic partnerships will be satisfied.
Regarding Choice Trees:
But don't worry, I have the "pathing problem" on lock. My inspiration were games like Late Shift, Mass Effect, Any of the Tell Tale Games, Alpha Protocol, etc. The trick is understanding the art of writing a story with different paths that all lead to the same place. The perfect example is the Strip Club Scene in Nanami's second chapter. The trick is to write it in such a way as all paths start and end in the same place.
Based on your choices, you get there different ways and the stuff that happens a long the way will matter, but as long as all roads lead right back to Rome, you can keep things under control from a narrative perspective. When you make choices in the game, it's not really the game that changes, it's your journey that is altered. It's an art, writing in such a way so that no matter how far left or right the story splits, things always meet back up again before once more splitting off.
Tell Tale games do this so flawlessly. You make choices left and right and end up all over the place, but no matter what, you always end up in the same general place by the end of Chapter. There will be some differences when you get there, but every plot line jumps into the next chapter from the same place.
Short story made long - fear not. It's under control.
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Hahaha you did not have to explain the color choices. It was really obvious and I was joking. But thank you nonetheless.Regarding Blue Choices:
Being nice will definitely pay off. There are no real "wrong" choices in the game. But the blue path is the slower, more romantic path that will lead to a longer lasting and deeper relationship while the red path is more opportunistic, manipulative and shallow.
That said, it's just taking a little longer for the pieces to all fall into place on the blue path, but trust that they will and for those looking for more intimate and romantic partnerships will be satisfied.
Regarding Choice Trees:
But don't worry, I have the "pathing problem" on lock. My inspiration were games like Late Shift, Mass Effect, Any of the Tell Tale Games, Alpha Protocol, etc. The trick is understanding the art of writing a story with different paths that all lead to the same place. The perfect example is the Strip Club Scene in Nanami's second chapter. The trick is to write it in such a way as all paths start and end in the same place.
Based on your choices, you get there different ways and the stuff that happens a long the way will matter, but as long as all roads lead right back to Rome, you can keep things under control from a narrative perspective. When you make choices in the game, it's not really the game that changes, it's your journey that is altered. It's an art, writing in such a way so that no matter how far left or right the story splits, things always meet back up again before once more splitting off.
Tell Tale games do this so flawlessly. You make choices left and right and end up all over the place, but no matter what, you always end up in the same general place by the end of Chapter. There will be some differences when you get there, but every plot line jumps into the next chapter from the same place.
Short story made long - fear not. It's under control.
About the game tree: awesome you thought about it. Your game is too good to end up as another "sorry guys.. i was too greedy, stretch the game too much and and now is too complex for me to finish reasonably"
Fortunately I'm a math nerd, so when first thinking about the game it was easy to see how the choices in a branching story could just get exponentially bigger and bigger with each update. And as a huge fan of games of choice, I knew it could be done because I had played many that were so well done.
That's not to say it's easy to do, but when you know where you have to end up by the end of a scene, chapter, or plot line, then you can chart a course there from that first line, whether it's blue or red.
Another good example:
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That's the trick to writing a choice based narrative that changes the game without getting away from you and breaking into a million possible pieces.