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Stamina is one of the stats. You just pay attention to them when you select a choice in conversation. Stats are Love (val) trust (ivy) and stamina (piper).
Ace_X,
The design of the Slu... of the succubus is commendable, as are the game's puzzles.
But let's focus on the final animations.
Some scenes are technically incoherent.
For example Piper;
- in the HJ scene, there is the climax animation.
- In the BJ scene, no. (only a few sequential screens, also called "flip-book" climax)
Same for Ivy;
- In the BJ scene, a beautiful animated climax.
- In the vaginal sex scene no. ( "flip-book" climax)
In 'development environment, it is used to say; technically incoherent. (or sprain of the animations)
The game has huge potential, you just need to concentrate.
Development is still in the early stages, so there is time for improvement and adjustment.
Good work.
And thank you for sharing your project.
The design of the Slu... of the succubus is commendable, as are the game's puzzles.
But let's focus on the final animations.
Some scenes are technically incoherent.
For example Piper;
- in the HJ scene, there is the climax animation.
- In the BJ scene, no. (only a few sequential screens, also called "flip-book" climax)
Same for Ivy;
- In the BJ scene, a beautiful animated climax.
- In the vaginal sex scene no. ( "flip-book" climax)
In 'development environment, it is used to say; technically incoherent. (or sprain of the animations)
The game has huge potential, you just need to concentrate.
Development is still in the early stages, so there is time for improvement and adjustment.
Good work.
And thank you for sharing your project.
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- Apr 9, 2018
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Oh boy.. can't wait to see you my love!!! 
If you're not familiar, renders are fucking phenomenal and animations are some of the best on the site. Don't fuck around, but if you haven't played Strip N Play, you have to play that first.
If you're not familiar, renders are fucking phenomenal and animations are some of the best on the site. Don't fuck around, but if you haven't played Strip N Play, you have to play that first.
Thank you!!! I will try to fix this for the next release! Great catch and I hope all others avoid it!
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Ok, so first off just because one scene has animation, it does not mean that every other comparable scene requires animation.
And secondly I can assure you Ace is concentrating on the game while he makes it.
Not sure if it was the intent, but your post sounds very condescending.
- Jun 6, 2017
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I think I missed it but thanks for confirming, I was confused for a little bit.
- Oct 15, 2022
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i am always missing a piece of paper so it doesn't let me insert the code and game gets me stuck in " Let's put the code" i can't skip time , i caan't put the code , i can't do a thing. Also what do i have to do for Ivy , she always gets sad that day.
1. Yeah sure when there is a sound coming from the cabinet at the door I will start looking under the couch.
2. My guy wont look under the couch because he is traumatized from being bound 4 days to that chair, what do now?
3. It doesnt help that i get nonstop spammed with the text messages and sound while trying to search.
4. The directions of arrows where you can move or turn is unintuitive AF! sometimes there isnt even an arrow to move you have to click randomly on stuff to move. Which doesnt even light up white when you hover over it, it just turns white when you click. How are you supposed to know?
NO man, Im not gonna "play" like this, its annoying as hell.
Better wait 2 years for a 0.5 version with a walkthrough.
- Mar 20, 2019
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desperately need walkthrough, the room is super annoying to navigate and I have clicked on every object 50 times already yet cant advance.............
The stat farming is super annoying. I just end up back tracking again and again in an attempt to get the right amount in each stat instead of actually engaging with the dialogue.
I guess I'll look forward to the cheat/walkthrough mod if that ever gets made for this game...
And I have to agree that the free roam scavenger hunt seems just as pointless as it does in the 99% of other games that try to do it. Idk why dev's keep thinking they can somehow overcome or reinvent what was more or less killed in the heyday of the point and click genre.
I guess I'll look forward to the cheat/walkthrough mod if that ever gets made for this game...
And I have to agree that the free roam scavenger hunt seems just as pointless as it does in the 99% of other games that try to do it. Idk why dev's keep thinking they can somehow overcome or reinvent what was more or less killed in the heyday of the point and click genre.
Yes, I always tend to act like a kind person. (But with those who deserve it, of course, that is, the honest ones).
If your final comment was meant as a compliment, thank you for your kindness.
Regarding animations in general, there is a specific reason; "varying" between an animated and a non-animated state tends to be a technique used for three reasons:
- To reduce (save) the rendering time of an entire scene or scenes between updates.(time/work/money)
- (ties in with the point above) When a designer-animator, follows multiple projects/workstudies (or sits alongside other work groups), his or her time is limited in time by the number, so he or she uses the "flip-book" technique (especially in climax scenes, where there should be more involvement in frames and related renderings)
- Or if one is a novice developer/designer. (i.e., if you are at the 'beginning of your career as a developer-designer-animator, you tend a bit to confuse a generic VN from an animated graphic adventure )
For example, the design development of your game, is also very similar to this; you alternate between animated and "flip-book" scenes. (And I condescend here, too, as I like your 'other design work.)
An analogy in the IT field:
Windows, Gnu-Linux and Mac.
The first OS is a concetrate of graphical inconsistencies (we're talking about window design, menus, icons and a mountain of useless services that weigh down the system, so we're also talking about design/structural project), while on the other hand the last two OSs, graphically (consistency in the eyes) are a coherent and balanced amalgam. (The first OS has to sell in large numbers, so quantity, the last two (particularly the Mac) on the other hand focus on quality. (And it's no coincidence, if the design/project development environments in general, are much more mature in that 'ecosystem.)
Let's just say that I am one of those few people who likes a clean, consistent, balanced style. (I use a Windows optimized/cleaned by me and with minimal resource usage, but I have also used Gnu-Linux in the past)
And since anyway, these are two games I follow with interest, my suggestion still stands.
Thank you for your input.
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Wait patiently for his walkthrough, which he did very well.
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What is the cabinet next to the door? I've clicked most of the room and the only cabinet near the door is the one in front of it. Everything is locked. Am I missing something?
- Sep 18, 2017
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Okay I made one save where I have valerie (love) plus ivy (trust) and one for ivy plus piper. All three together seem extremely difficult.