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If you plan on playing both anyway, I would suggest Eternium first, then MBML. The main reason is Eternium is much earlier in production, while MBML is much longer. You'll get through it quicker, assuming you read the story and not just fast-forward both.
That's my .02.
Eric Greyi don't. What game is it? Is it Summer's Gone? Where it all began?
I haven't play either actually. I know it's very well known.
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Yeah, but with the recent inflation...
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Update poll!:
Just like your dicks.
Options obviously are either bigger and longer or smaller and shorter.Caribdis said:POLL: Size of the updates
Hello everyone!
I just wanted to give you all a quick catch-up about the game.
The full outline of 0.5 is now ready, and the main events of the update are all written down!
This time, we will spend more time outside Eternum (aka "the real world"). However, you can expect a lot of different scenarios and situations as always! There will be 3 new H-scenes, and we will be able to continue the romantic progression with all the girls (as usual, some will have more screen time than others).
I'll start posting previews and news about the development very soon, so stay tuned! We'll be there before you know it!
Also, 0.5 will have the amount of content as the previous updates (a big one), but I wanted to use the occasion to make sure that my release schedule is to your liking. I can't work faster (nor slower!), but I can continue releasing big updates as usual, or release smaller ones (less content, but more frequent).
In any case, let me know what you guys think!
Thank you so much for your support.
Any of this would be possible without you.
You're the best
Caribdis
Just like your dicks.
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I don't care about bigger or smaller as long as the amount of content we get fits the time it took to release it. Don't need another developer (name withheld, for now) taking 2 years between updates.
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I recommend Desert Stalker and The City Of Broken Dreamers
May I ask if i want to change from v0.3 to 0.4 do i just replace the files and the savedata will still be there?
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+1 for both. City of Broken Dreamers has some shockingly good world building in it.
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You should see a Renpy file folder on your HD that will contain a folder for each Renpy game you've played. It will have your save files an your persistent file. When you start playing the update, you should be able to pick up where you left off. Depending on the game, you may have to scroll back a page or two to get the update to engage an not think it's at the end of the game.
When a new release comes out, instead of saving over the old game files, I archive the folder to an offline HD and install the new release on my laptop. If you use mods, you also need to download the latest version of the mod and install as directed. I do this because I like to keep the old one until I finish playing the new one; once I'm through the newest release, I save it on the HD and delete the old version.
I've heard that using the fresh install, versus a save-over install, is typically better as some folks have run into issues trying to save over the old version, especially if mods were involved.
Good luck and have fun!
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What you're referring to is the daz3d software that games like Melody and Being a DIK use right? I HATE how those models look too so I only play those that use Honey Select models (like Eternum and OIAL). The uncanny valley thing is way too much for me.
For HS games I highly recommend Pale Carnations, as well as House In The Rift and Ripples. The latter two are at least one or two tiers below Caribdis' games imo but Pale Carnations... well it competes with Eternum for #1 on this site for a reason. Still prefer Eternum though
you two should try The Arson Betrayal. It has an engaging plot and uses Honey Select too.What you're referring to is the daz3d software that games like Melody and Being a DIK use right? I HATE how those models look too so I only play those that use Honey Select models (like Eternum and OIAL). The uncanny valley thing is way too much for me.
For HS games I highly recommend Pale Carnations, as well as House In The Rift and Ripples. The latter two are at least one or two tiers below Caribdis' games imo but Pale Carnations... well it competes with Eternum for #1 on this site for a reason. Still prefer Eternum though
Pale Carnations is still the best, haven't try Eternum yet, about to, that's why i'm here. But you two should try Arson Betrayal. It deserves to be more popular too!!
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is House in the Rift really that good? I played it a bit, got into it cuz it had that whole dimensional/sci fi plot that got me hooked to Ripples, OIaL and Eternum, but just started feeling like a sandbox with repetitive scenes to unlock more scenes with no real plot progressionWhat you're referring to is the daz3d software that games like Melody and Being a DIK use right? I HATE how those models look too so I only play those that use Honey Select models (like Eternum and OIAL). The uncanny valley thing is way too much for me.
For HS games I highly recommend Pale Carnations, as well as House In The Rift and Ripples. The latter two are at least one or two tiers below Caribdis' games imo but Pale Carnations... well it competes with Eternum for #1 on this site for a reason. Still prefer Eternum though
Quick question, generally, when a game has a Harem tag, like Eternum does, does that mean the player can have relationship with all the love interests?
In Eternum the MC can have relationship with all love interests at the same time?
In Eternum the MC can have relationship with all love interests at the same time?
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if Once in a Lifetime, the previous game, is any indicator, yes it should be possible, though I think there will probably be like backlash from certain girls finding out about each other, and if you don't get the right amount of score with each of them (and probably making some sort of deal with Chop Chop), you won't get the full harem ending.
Just my speculation anyways, the sisters and Nancy probably gonna fight for a bit, then fight over MC's cock, so that should be fun. Considering Nancy's personality after she starts showing her horny, she might be the first to cave and accept the harem out of the 3 lol
i actually realized that enjoy non-harem games more. Having to choose one over the other adds to immersivity to me than harem.
But it's not at all a make or break for a game. Ultimately, story is the most important factor.
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To be fair, Once in a Lifetime had individual endings for each girl, there wasn't any big differences in the endings though, so if you really wanted to, you could just shoot for one girl in eternum and have that non-harem experience. Me personally, I want all the girls, they all have awesome personalities.
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I don't quite remember exactly, but I think you don't see any of the girls you drop in the ending, like you don't see what happened in their lives, as for the individual endings themselves, there are I think the harem ending pictures but remove all the girls except the one you picked.
I don't kno how much a non patreon opinion counts for, but for what its worth, i tend to prefer shorter updates at a faster clip, as long as a dev remains relatively consistent. The thing is once i learn the rhythm of a dev's release pace, I tend to self regulate my consumption of games depending on different factors, like how much i like the game, how long its been since the last release and if my patience is wearing out, if the overall schedule of all the games i follow is feeling thin or way too full, or if I'm particularly busy for or exceptionally free for an extended period of time. Faster releases means more leeway and options for self regulation basically.
In other words, overly slow releases means the dev is in control, leaving me no choice but to wait around and wonder. Meanwhile, fast releases means I'm in control of when I get around to it. If I'm concerned there's not much to see, I can choose to skip it, but it's there for me if i happen to want it, or get curious and want to check in.
For this game specifically, I'd prolly consume the content as fast as it releases for the most part, cuz the quality is high. A more nuanced concern is whether it would affect the story telling. This guy likes to end on cliffhangers. Would more releases mean in the long run of this game the story beats would have more end points, and that would decrease the quality of the writing overall, or perhaps make it start to feel rushed? But I'm relatively confident in the dev here, so, as long as all other variables remain consistent, ye i skew towards prefer speedier releases.
In other words, overly slow releases means the dev is in control, leaving me no choice but to wait around and wonder. Meanwhile, fast releases means I'm in control of when I get around to it. If I'm concerned there's not much to see, I can choose to skip it, but it's there for me if i happen to want it, or get curious and want to check in.
For this game specifically, I'd prolly consume the content as fast as it releases for the most part, cuz the quality is high. A more nuanced concern is whether it would affect the story telling. This guy likes to end on cliffhangers. Would more releases mean in the long run of this game the story beats would have more end points, and that would decrease the quality of the writing overall, or perhaps make it start to feel rushed? But I'm relatively confident in the dev here, so, as long as all other variables remain consistent, ye i skew towards prefer speedier releases.