MrGrumblier
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Good Girl Gone Bad has slightly older characters (~20 years old) but lots of content with many different paths to follow.
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sheetkaroo
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damn, if you do not rush through everything, it takes a very long time. even if you keep clicking everything and skpping i believe it will still take a few hours. i spent like a week reading and playing through the whole game, 5 to 6 hours spent everyday.
RandoCard3
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I think the average time of an in game day is about two hours, give or take, so it definitely builds up. Individual reading speed is going to effect this, obviously.
Even holding down Ctrl, it's going to take a few hours.
Even holding down Ctrl, it's going to take a few hours.
Skode
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Well some are just massive in general like Harem Hotel whilst other games are also massive but require more grind to get to all the good stuff like Holiday Island. I dont think any game comes close to number of animated sex scenes as Adventures of Willy D though (its also by no coincidence prob the biggest game on the site download size as well to get its totality as i recall).
isn't that game ike 26 fucking giga bytes? like holy shit, lol.
The Adventures of Willy D can be downloaded in 7 parts. 6 of those parts are 3.81 gigs and the last is about 760 Mb. In total about 23.5 Gb.
Ah, thought he meant Harem Hotel. When I first read other title my first thought was I didn't know Willy Beamish was a porn game nowadays.
Having never played that game I looked it up before making that post. Part 7 is less than 1 Gb.
A quick question, for Dark Mind do I need to download all the following for week 3:
- Day 15-17 - Final
- Day 18+19 - Final
- Day 20+21 - Final
3. Day 20+21 - Final
The latter seems unlikely but I got to ask.
jstreet
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The DM patch for the full 3 week (days 15-21) is Day 20+21 final and it was poorly named.
Steve70
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*currently suffering from Ecchi Sensei withdrawal*
At least we know the dev is still working on this, so that's good.
At least we know the dev is still working on this, so that's good.
this is true in scope alone imo, Story wise they really couldn't be more different.
Ecchi sensei is like a safe sitcom, very predictable if you're familiar with any other other version of the genre, generic but not in a bad way.
Lessons in love is like the Twin peaks season 3 of porn games, a singular narrative experience that is easily unlike anything else on this site. It's a game that is impossible for me to describe here but I cannot recommend it enough
IMO a lot of negativity is attributed to the devs where I think simple lack of knowledge/experience or just plain misunderstanding the audience is more likely
if I went to the software architect on any of my projects i've and said "hey we're 1/10th of the way done with our project, lets spend a whole year re-doing it" the architect would laugh me out of the room
No one on the team recognizes how their audience interacts with the game. if you asked basically any person what they like about this game they would say "The main character fucks literally every girl in the tristate area and I jerk off to that" very simple
If you asked those same people if they want the phone system updated, about 70% of them would say "what phone system" because they skip those parts, if you asked if they wanted a sliding speed control for sex scenes they'd probably say to stick to the short webm loops. if you asked if they wanted a free-roam part where you can choose which girl to interact with they would say "just show me every sex scene I'm trying to jerk off and nut"
tl;dr I don't think they're evil I just don't think they have anyone on the team to tell them that some things are a waste of time
RandoCard3
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I kinda feel like you're speaking on behalf of people who's opinions you don't know. Including me, and I really don't like that.
Personally, I do want those things. I wouldn't shed a tear if they removed, but I feel they'll enhance the experience. I'm also sick of the busted aspects of the current release. I like have the character stats page, and I want it to work properly going forward. I actually consider a game not having some kind of character stats or bio page a point against it. Yeah, that's weird, but I doubt I'm the only one.
Also, who is skipping the phone conversations? That's story content. Unless you're suggesting 70% of people are skipping the plot altogether, in which case, there is a mode in the options that does that for you. Though it currently inconsistent on whether it works at the moment, so that's another thing that will benefit from the merge.