Shouldn't lack of animation or graphics make the way enemies are in a line even more of a non-issue? You can just imagine the one in front just making sure to move in front of you whenever you attack while others mill around vaguely somewhere behind
The attached image is the error code I receive each time I try loading a save from disk, or from save slots other than 1 and 2.
The only thing I can think of is that your browser doesn't give access to the local storage(because it's too full with some other stuff??) You might try clearing your browser data but be aware it will delete any saves you might have in other HTML games you've played in this browser.The attached image is the error code I receive each time I try loading a save from disk, or from save slots other than 1 and 2.
Then when I restart the game and open the Save menu to load a save, all save slots except fro 1 and 2 are empty, even though they were previously used for saves.
I'm using the latest version of Google Chrome, and also attached is a screenshot of the 'Console' tab.
As for the .exe file, I've already finished the game, so I'll test that out next time I try a version of the game
No. Graphics and animations are a very effective way to streamline the player's thoughts and responses in a specific direction, and build immersion. And when they fail at that, they can serve as a source of mockery instead, making memeable material and providing enjoyment that way.
Fair enough.
Hmm, what exactly do you mean with a proper distancing system? Just multiple enemies being able to be at the same distance? Being able move back(or forward) without allies and requiring enemies that want to melee attack to move forward?
When you're not explicitly in a corridor, it depends, and yes. Range of attack should be calculated from the attacker to defendant, not from midpoint, and I can also see an argument to be able to melee from 2nd row as well if you want to have melee glass cannons as well in your game.
Menu->Saves
Yes, you'll have more agency moving on(again, it's almost impossible to account for all players' preferences, the game has already quite bloated with choices but I'll try my best). As for the human part, it was a tutorial(so it's almost impossible to make it skippable) and more than that it is an allusion to folklore. It's a recurring theme in folklore where forest nymphs kidnap men and have their way with them. Those men often are never seen again or return back exhausted or grey-haired. One of the sources of my inspiration is Felurian from The Kingkiller Chronicle. Great series, would recommend to everyone.
Aight, despite myself I've played a bit of the game. I like what's there, but my only advice would be to build repeatable encounters. Everything that's there in 0.1.0, is, as far as I can tell, one time.
Thanks for feedback. Though I think not everyone likes repeatable content(me, for example.) I honestly don't try to compete with tits. I want to tell a good story with interesting mechanics to enhance the experience while tits is more like a sandbox. Though adding a 'gallery' for the scenes you've been through might prove useful, though it's not top priority right now.
You gain pheromones when you fight and win. If you seduce enemies instead of fighting they will not give you any pheromones back.
I seduced AND I got no pheromones back. Once my stock was depleted I was not able to "arouse" anymore. Only "fight" was left and that led to me dying. About halfway around the caves I died. Well I try diffent now.
Well after dying I am send back to a save file called "prologue". Thus I thought that the prologue part 1 ended with defeating the deer girl. Because of your post I now think I got stuck in prologue part 2. Before I thought it to be my first quest.
