QSP Evil 2 [v0.71 P1a] [community project]

[Djahid]

Due to F95Zone policies and disagreements with several moderations and staff on F95Zone, I will no longer develop on this site.

f95zone - You need to take lessons from 'The Nexus'. They had too many developers and modders leaving and so they changed their policies and gave developers and modders full admin rights to their own threads. The Nexus made this change roughly 5 years ago.

When I first posted this game, not too long ago, it seemed like every moderator on this site felt like they needed to change something on the OP (opening post), even after following the exact template for new games posted by the staff. It was comical because moderators were changing other moderators changes. After two weeks it finally settled down and I was able to adjust the formatting to my liking. 90% or more of their changes were simple formatting preferences.

Then there was the issue with game tags. The tags at the very top of the OP. Developers don't have rights to change, add, or remove them. Moderators were adding tags that did not belong. They assumed that the tags were identical to the original game and this was clearly not the case. I then had multiple players complaining in the game thread that they came here for "xyz" tag and it didn't exist. I then had to explain that I didn't have rights to edit my own game tags (looking very stupid in the process). I had to contact moderators, more than once, to remove bogus tags off of my game. And then they kept getting added back. Why I don't have rights to change tags (since I know what the game contains more than anyone) I have no idea?!

The straw that broke the camels back was when a player posted a 100% negative hate filled review of the game. The review contained 70% outright false information. The reviewer simply never played a QSP game before and expected it to be similar to the countless visual novels he played. A QSP game is the direct opposite of a visual novel in almost every way. Being generous, 70% of his review was outright false/misinformation/lies, 20% was opinion, and 10% had some merit (lack of mac/linux support and possibly the version number being too high). I reported the review continually for several days and the moderators sided with the reviewer.

The staff and moderators would rather protect someone posting a 100% negative, hate filled review, filled with false information, than keeping developers who are spending 30 hours a week donating their time and talents for free.

I won't develop on this site anymore. I'm sure I will be called all sorts of things but I don't care. I've had enough and have lost my motivation to continue. I even worked through Christmas and New Years trying to make the game better but no more.

I will take that 30 hours per week and spend more time with family, friends, hobbies, and recreation.

Thank you to all those who have supported me and all of my projects on this site! You are the best!

They are everywhere, why don't you just ignore them and develop the game for fun you Don't need to work on it every day, your health and family is more important.

 

[EPGerhart]

Where should those of us who still like to play the game go for bug reports and the latest versions ?

 

[Eoin]

Due to this post, this game will unfortunately be marked as abandoned. Hopefully at some stage spectre1viper will change his mind and continue the work he did, but we can only hope.

But anyways, if you want to have a discussion in regards to your statement spectre1viper, feel free to drop me a PM. I'll be sure to address any points/complaints you have as best I can.

 

[rain_clz]

This is sad indeed, and I've read the stupid review you mentioned above.
Thank you.

 

[LeakAngel]

I'm saddened by spectre1viper having to leave F95 because of stuff like formatting and a shitty review...
This game is one of the most complete gameplay-wise on the site and it has a lot of development potential and I'm sure there is a nice community behind that is ready to support the dev and modders to see the future of the game.

Keep it up spectre1viper!

 

[Hryme]

Every game doesn't have to be a VN. I really like the QSP games as they have more gameplay than most other games on this site. This is a real shame, I was looking forward to a new QSP game to play where transformation or futa is not the focus of the game as I am not into those things at all.

 

[Naturalrice]

I swear, how many more of the generic VNs do these people need until they realize you can just watch an actual "porn vidya" for a "thoughtless wank" experience? Why even go through the shitty CG art and same old "I'm a dropout with no money. Thankfully my dad dropped dead leaving behind my HOT mom and sister with no personality" trope stories?

 

[LeakAngel]

Is there any reason why in npcslut in line 198 there is a check for gangster_pol>=3?
It does not allow to have gangbang with your gang slut.

Hey, I'm still quite new to the game and I probably didn't make to this point but how can I get a gang slut, and how to trigger a gangbang scene? I'm pretty sure I've fucked nearly 200 times every hole, slapped, pissed on and fisted a girl and still can't have the option...

 

[vlademagic]

Try reading the post. Male PC only for now until Female is added back in later.

ooh that kinda confused me cause i thought they didnt mention about selecting genders hahhah

 

[jinnhihho]

Sad to see spectre1viper go. Hopefully everything goes well for you in the future. I think I won't be the only one who would be very happy and grateful if you come back one day.
Best of luck

 

[negachin142]

Due to F95Zone policies and disagreements with several moderations and staff on F95Zone, I will no longer develop on this site.

f95zone - You need to take lessons from 'The Nexus'. They had too many developers and modders leaving and so they changed their policies and gave developers and modders full admin rights to their own threads. The Nexus made this change roughly 5 years ago.

When I first posted this game, not too long ago, it seemed like every moderator on this site felt like they needed to change something on the OP (opening post), even after following the exact template for new games posted by the staff. It was comical because moderators were changing other moderators changes. After two weeks it finally settled down and I was able to adjust the formatting to my liking. 90% or more of their changes were simple formatting preferences.

Then there was the issue with game tags. The tags at the very top of the OP. Developers don't have rights to change, add, or remove them. Moderators were adding tags that did not belong. They assumed that the tags were identical to the original game and this was clearly not the case. I then had multiple players complaining in the game thread that they came here for "xyz" tag and it didn't exist. I then had to explain that I didn't have rights to edit my own game tags (looking very stupid in the process). I had to contact moderators, more than once, to remove bogus tags off of my game. And then they kept getting added back. Why I don't have rights to change tags (since I know what the game contains more than anyone) I have no idea?!

The straw that broke the camels back was when a player posted a 100% negative hate filled review of the game. The review contained 70% outright false information. The reviewer simply never played a QSP game before and expected it to be similar to the countless visual novels he played. A QSP game is the direct opposite of a visual novel in almost every way. Being generous, 70% of his review was outright false/misinformation/lies, 20% was opinion, and 10% had some merit (lack of mac/linux support and possibly the version number being too high). I reported the review continually for several days and the moderators sided with the reviewer.

The staff and moderators would rather protect someone posting a 100% negative, hate filled review, filled with false information, than keeping developers who are spending 30 hours a week donating their time and talents for free.

I won't develop on this site anymore. I'm sure I will be called all sorts of things but I don't care. I've had enough and have lost my motivation to continue. I even worked through Christmas and New Years trying to make the game better but no more.

I will take that 30 hours per week and spend more time with family, friends, hobbies, and recreation.

Thank you to all those who have supported me and all of my projects on this site! You are the best!

Well that sucks, I was really looking forward to the development of this game. Thanks for all the work you've done already, I wish you the best

 

[kaiyan]

After sleep..
That's when got 3 option..
Start new day,go on the diet, cheap food/healthy food..
When I choose cheap food, it will change to healthy food..
It's like skipping all the days, but the date are still the same..

 

[Deleted member 1706148]

Sad times... hopefully one day i see this game crawl back from the grave. Thanks spectre1viper & wish u a happy life.

 

[Aus74328]

Due to F95Zone policies and disagreements with several moderations and staff on F95Zone, I will no longer develop on this site.

f95zone - You need to take lessons from 'The Nexus'. They had too many developers and modders leaving and so they changed their policies and gave developers and modders full admin rights to their own threads. The Nexus made this change roughly 5 years ago.

When I first posted this game, not too long ago, it seemed like every moderator on this site felt like they needed to change something on the OP (opening post), even after following the exact template for new games posted by the staff. It was comical because moderators were changing other moderators changes. After two weeks it finally settled down and I was able to adjust the formatting to my liking. 90% or more of their changes were simple formatting preferences.

Then there was the issue with game tags. The tags at the very top of the OP. Developers don't have rights to change, add, or remove them. Moderators were adding tags that did not belong. They assumed that the tags were identical to the original game and this was clearly not the case. I then had multiple players complaining in the game thread that they came here for "xyz" tag and it didn't exist. I then had to explain that I didn't have rights to edit my own game tags (looking very stupid in the process). I had to contact moderators, more than once, to remove bogus tags off of my game. And then they kept getting added back. Why I don't have rights to change tags (since I know what the game contains more than anyone) I have no idea?!

The straw that broke the camels back was when a player posted a 100% negative hate filled review of the game. The review contained 70% outright false information. The reviewer simply never played a QSP game before and expected it to be similar to the countless visual novels he played. A QSP game is the direct opposite of a visual novel in almost every way. Being generous, 70% of his review was outright false/misinformation/lies, 20% was opinion, and 10% had some merit (lack of mac/linux support and possibly the version number being too high). I reported the review continually for several days and the moderators sided with the reviewer.

The staff and moderators would rather protect someone posting a 100% negative, hate filled review, filled with false information, than keeping developers who are spending 30 hours a week donating their time and talents for free.

I won't develop on this site anymore. I'm sure I will be called all sorts of things but I don't care. I've had enough and have lost my motivation to continue. I even worked through Christmas and New Years trying to make the game better but no more.

I will take that 30 hours per week and spend more time with family, friends, hobbies, and recreation.

Thank you to all those who have supported me and all of my projects on this site! You are the best!

I'm so sorry about your negative experiences.
All your hard work is greatly appreciated

 

[Stathos]

Due to F95Zone policies and disagreements with several moderations and staff on F95Zone, I will no longer develop on this site.

f95zone - You need to take lessons from 'The Nexus'. They had too many developers and modders leaving and so they changed their policies and gave developers and modders full admin rights to their own threads. The Nexus made this change roughly 5 years ago.

When I first posted this game, not too long ago, it seemed like every moderator on this site felt like they needed to change something on the OP (opening post), even after following the exact template for new games posted by the staff. It was comical because moderators were changing other moderators changes. After two weeks it finally settled down and I was able to adjust the formatting to my liking. 90% or more of their changes were simple formatting preferences.

Then there was the issue with game tags. The tags at the very top of the OP. Developers don't have rights to change, add, or remove them. Moderators were adding tags that did not belong. They assumed that the tags were identical to the original game and this was clearly not the case. I then had multiple players complaining in the game thread that they came here for "xyz" tag and it didn't exist. I then had to explain that I didn't have rights to edit my own game tags (looking very stupid in the process). I had to contact moderators, more than once, to remove bogus tags off of my game. And then they kept getting added back. Why I don't have rights to change tags (since I know what the game contains more than anyone) I have no idea?!

The straw that broke the camels back was when a player posted a 100% negative hate filled review of the game. The review contained 70% outright false information. The reviewer simply never played a QSP game before and expected it to be similar to the countless visual novels he played. A QSP game is the direct opposite of a visual novel in almost every way. Being generous, 70% of his review was outright false/misinformation/lies, 20% was opinion, and 10% had some merit (lack of mac/linux support and possibly the version number being too high). I reported the review continually for several days and the moderators sided with the reviewer.

The staff and moderators would rather protect someone posting a 100% negative, hate filled review, filled with false information, than keeping developers who are spending 30 hours a week donating their time and talents for free.

I won't develop on this site anymore. I'm sure I will be called all sorts of things but I don't care. I've had enough and have lost my motivation to continue. I even worked through Christmas and New Years trying to make the game better but no more.

I will take that 30 hours per week and spend more time with family, friends, hobbies, and recreation.

Thank you to all those who have supported me and all of my projects on this site! You are the best!

I am sorry that you were treated this way. I wish you the best. Take care and god speed.

 

[Magic_Man]

Due to F95Zone policies and disagreements with several moderations and staff on F95Zone, I will no longer develop on this site.

f95zone - You need to take lessons from 'The Nexus'. They had too many developers and modders leaving and so they changed their policies and gave developers and modders full admin rights to their own threads. The Nexus made this change roughly 5 years ago.

When I first posted this game, not too long ago, it seemed like every moderator on this site felt like they needed to change something on the OP (opening post), even after following the exact template for new games posted by the staff. It was comical because moderators were changing other moderators changes. After two weeks it finally settled down and I was able to adjust the formatting to my liking. 90% or more of their changes were simple formatting preferences.

Then there was the issue with game tags. The tags at the very top of the OP. Developers don't have rights to change, add, or remove them. Moderators were adding tags that did not belong. They assumed that the tags were identical to the original game and this was clearly not the case. I then had multiple players complaining in the game thread that they came here for "xyz" tag and it didn't exist. I then had to explain that I didn't have rights to edit my own game tags (looking very stupid in the process). I had to contact moderators, more than once, to remove bogus tags off of my game. And then they kept getting added back. Why I don't have rights to change tags (since I know what the game contains more than anyone) I have no idea?!

The straw that broke the camels back was when a player posted a 100% negative hate filled review of the game. The review contained 70% outright false information. The reviewer simply never played a QSP game before and expected it to be similar to the countless visual novels he played. A QSP game is the direct opposite of a visual novel in almost every way. Being generous, 70% of his review was outright false/misinformation/lies, 20% was opinion, and 10% had some merit (lack of mac/linux support and possibly the version number being too high). I reported the review continually for several days and the moderators sided with the reviewer.

The staff and moderators would rather protect someone posting a 100% negative, hate filled review, filled with false information, than keeping developers who are spending 30 hours a week donating their time and talents for free.

I won't develop on this site anymore. I'm sure I will be called all sorts of things but I don't care. I've had enough and have lost my motivation to continue. I even worked through Christmas and New Years trying to make the game better but no more.

I will take that 30 hours per week and spend more time with family, friends, hobbies, and recreation.

Thank you to all those who have supported me and all of my projects on this site! You are the best!

Super sorry, to see you go.

 

[phlore101]

While I would love to see it continued in some form here or somewhere else I'm not going to begrudge spectre1viper for walking away. There are too many times where people keep fighting or pushing through problems to the detriment of their mental health. We need to be a little selfish sometimes and look after ourselves and/or those close close to us. Spectre1viper has no obligation to keep going. Let's just hope that at sometime he finds the love for the game again and space were he feels comfortable.



In a way, people need to understand what they are getting into when they play QSP games. Is there a single one that is at least a little bit grindy? If I want to whack off to porn, there are plenty of other ways I can do that. If I want to play something where there is a slow (super slow at times) progressive build up to the good stuff then you can't really ask for a better engine than QSP. The fact that I could build up a gang, rob banks and become #1 boxer in the world all while corrupting girls and making them my whores so they could earn money for my empire was about as different as you could get. Such a shame to see this unique and ambitious game go down this way.

 

[Gizmoman]

Damn, I finally bulged and downloaded this game yesterday after having it on watch for a while before that and now it's already abandoned.

You would think that the [QSP] tag would hint people in that the game is a QSP game and by that reasoning extremely slow and usually very open.

Would I personally have liked some slight more handholding? Yeah probably, some QSP mechanics of repeating the same acting every day for 40 or so days to see if something actually happens can be pretty deterring, but it's part of the QSP charm.
That being said, considering how half the QSP games I play I end up googling for answers to certain grind things and considering I wouldn't even consider playing this game without the cheat-mode activated so I can at least read changes in stats/attributes following actions, maybe it could use some more help.

Anyways, Spectreperson you better come back and finish this or I'll send Kevin Smarts to haunt you.

 

[GandiIV]

Due to F95Zone policies and disagreements with several moderations and staff on F95Zone, I will no longer develop on this site.

f95zone - You need to take lessons from 'The Nexus'. They had too many developers and modders leaving and so they changed their policies and gave developers and modders full admin rights to their own threads. The Nexus made this change roughly 5 years ago.

When I first posted this game, not too long ago, it seemed like every moderator on this site felt like they needed to change something on the OP (opening post), even after following the exact template for new games posted by the staff. It was comical because moderators were changing other moderators changes. After two weeks it finally settled down and I was able to adjust the formatting to my liking. 90% or more of their changes were simple formatting preferences.

Then there was the issue with game tags. The tags at the very top of the OP. Developers don't have rights to change, add, or remove them. Moderators were adding tags that did not belong. They assumed that the tags were identical to the original game and this was clearly not the case. I then had multiple players complaining in the game thread that they came here for "xyz" tag and it didn't exist. I then had to explain that I didn't have rights to edit my own game tags (looking very stupid in the process). I had to contact moderators, more than once, to remove bogus tags off of my game. And then they kept getting added back. Why I don't have rights to change tags (since I know what the game contains more than anyone) I have no idea?!

The straw that broke the camels back was when a player posted a 100% negative hate filled review of the game. The review contained 70% outright false information. The reviewer simply never played a QSP game before and expected it to be similar to the countless visual novels he played. A QSP game is the direct opposite of a visual novel in almost every way. Being generous, 70% of his review was outright false/misinformation/lies, 20% was opinion, and 10% had some merit (lack of mac/linux support and possibly the version number being too high). I reported the review continually for several days and the moderators sided with the reviewer.

The staff and moderators would rather protect someone posting a 100% negative, hate filled review, filled with false information, than keeping developers who are spending 30 hours a week donating their time and talents for free.

I won't develop on this site anymore. I'm sure I will be called all sorts of things but I don't care. I've had enough and have lost my motivation to continue. I even worked through Christmas and New Years trying to make the game better but no more.

I will take that 30 hours per week and spend more time with family, friends, hobbies, and recreation.

Thank you to all those who have supported me and all of my projects on this site! You are the best!

That's a shame, but I'm pretty sure everyone understand. I hope the admins will do something for these issues.

i107760 : Thanks for your version ! Can you tell me what's kidves please ?

 

[i107760]

GandiIV it's one of the stats used for determining girl's body. code is this:

koefves[num]=(rost[num]/100)*68
vesmin[num]=rost[num]-koefves[num]-kidves[num]
vesmf[num]=(build[num]/10)+(mus[num]/10)+(fat[num]/10)
ves[num]=vesmin[num]+vesmf[num]
talia[num]=ves[num]
rib[num]=talia[num]+20+(build[num]/10)
grud[num]=rib[num]+30+tits[num]
bedra[num]=talia[num]+20+(fem[num]/4)
bic[num]=((rost[num]/10)+(mus[num]/10)+(build[num]/100)+20)-(kidves[num]/10)
tit[num]=(grud[num]-rib[num])/60

titk[num]=(grud[num]-rib[num])/10

ass[num]=(bedra[num]-talia[num])/10

tights[num]=(bedra[num]-talia[num])/10

leg[num]=(bedra[num]-talia[num])/10

so kidves is used to reduce vesmin, which in turn reduces total ves and hence talia. which has impact on other stats... I had to tinker around quite a bit with the values on a slave before it became intuitive.