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this confuses me... so i play a succubus which looks like Tomb Raider and i time travel to stop bad things through having sex? this succbubus-raider looks like she has big tits. if she has and has many sex partners in different ages and looks i wil give it a try. if it just looks like she has big tits and she only fucks with muscualar middle age guys i'll think i pass even i like the story idea.
did someone already played it?
did someone already played it?
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I'd like to think it's a bit more than "having sex" but you'll just have to play to find out . The story takes place in 1858+ on three different contentants with flashbacks to earlier events. Any resemblance to other characters outside this series is purely coincidental.
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I also like turn-based combatPaapi, dude! Turn based combat for you!
If sexual situations of all types don't include rape (and either domination), it's posible that this game interest me. But I'm not sure if having a succubus as a protagonist will be asking too much.
Well at least the renders look good in this one I'll have to give it a look sometime later. Playing as a succubus you could seduce a lot of males to their death. Like seduce them with a BJ and then bite it off. Seduce them and lure them somewhere and kill them.
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Well, Americans tend to just think about American slavery but I think most people know that isn't where it started.As a history major it always annoys me when people conflate slavery and racism with Africans because fuck everybody else, bbc
No one knows when it actually started, it predates the written word but earliest evidence points to Mesopotamia, more specifically the Code of Hammurabi and it had been in place for thousands of years before the first words were written.
If memory serves, and I might actually be wrong on this one. I wasn't a history major but it always did interest me and I did pay a lot of attention in this class but it's been a while.....
I "think" historians have Sumeria as the birthplace of slavery, so Greece basically.
Then it got huge in Europe in the middle ages.
I don't think American slavery started until somewhere in the 1600's.
I know it took off in China, Tang Dynasty?, long before it hit America.
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I suppose that Greeks and Romans also had African slaves, among others.As a history major it always annoys me when people conflate slavery and racism with Africans because fuck everybody else, bbc
I suspect that in ancient Egypt most of the slaves would be African, and something tells me that in Carthage there would also be quite a few African slaves. Although in this case they cheat because they are already in Africa.
"Euryale's Gambit (EG) is the story of a succubus who goes back in time to stop slavery, racism, and a war that killed hundreds of thousands in order to save the future from a dark fate."
So uh
She's gonna stop them with sex? Congratulations guys, we stopped the CEO of racism and slavery with the power of cooch.
So uh
She's gonna stop them with sex? Congratulations guys, we stopped the CEO of racism and slavery with the power of cooch.
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I was about to say the same thing. I usually don't like to play sequels without first playing their prequels, but in this case, I'll probably skip out on Catching Heat, just due to the images.
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rizax I greatly appreciate the feedback. You are supposed to be able to play EG without having to play Catching Heat. The intro and new scene in 0.2 should give enough background, but if it does not, I'll have to do something to fix that. Is there anything in particular about the story that confused you?
The voiceover uses AI text-to-speech I trained from real voice actresses. It does sound too robotic in places and I have plans to fix that. Very few VNs have the entire game voiced like EG does, but you can always turn off voices in the preferences.
The first battle you are supposed to lose. It's possible to win, but it's unlikely. Losing some battles is actually how you can level-up quickly. In 0.3 there will be battles you must win to proceed in the game, but for now, all the battles just help you level-up and get stronger. Perhaps an in-game tutorial that explains the battle system would help?
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