Ren'Py Abandoned Family Life 2 - Obedience [v0.2.5] [Perestrelo]

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periergeia

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Did they actually finished the first to start this one, or they go to the black list, with the endless scammers for 0.01 update paychecks?
Most of those projects staying unfinished and it's really a shame that people support such logic now days..you don't pay that much to play thebest mainsteamcompleted games really....
 
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botc76

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I guess this means that you never finished "War and Peace"?
I do fail to see the connection, between a work of high literature and grindy life-simulators, but can answer that,
no, I finished it. It's actually a pretty good book, but it is long and I took a break about halfway through and came back to it three months later.

I was 14 when I read it.


Was that an answer you expected?
 

Forgeshield

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1-2-3-Not it!
I legit downloaded this to at least figure out the console commands to give people... but this game is a disaster. This is the worst movement system I have ever seen. You're in a room with a person, but clicking their portrait doesn't talk to them, it instead turns you around to look at the rest of the room. It took me a few minutes to determine if the game was a design disaster or just a broken mess.
 

Daxter250

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oh noooo.... no no! NOOO!!. not again! this game is a fucking succubus! it takes ages for you to enjoy and will only last a couple minutes, but you are drained for ya lifetime!

back off you infidel game! or i will throw some fucking holy water at ya!
 
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I do fail to see the connection, between a work of high literature and grindy life-simulators, but can answer that,
no, I finished it. It's actually a pretty good book, but it is long and I took a break about halfway through and came back to it three months later.

I was 14 when I read it.

Was that an answer you expected?
Heh! In my experience, Russians do tend to take things slowly and do them thoroughly (in their way). Although War and Peace *is* obviously a masterpiece, the reading experience can also be quite "grindy". Hence the connection. Although one obviously can't compare Tolstoy's writing with that of most adult game devs, unfortunately.

Just to be clear, no offense to you meant!
 

kiteares

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you can't save anytime, only in your office.
I found a way round that one at least...press F1 you get the help menu and you can save or load from there.

Shame really I read the premise and it seemed like a unique take on the corruption...your family has been corrupted, you can learn how it's done and corrupt them to your ends (I also read between the lines and got corrupt the corruptor, but probably wrong) or you can be corrupted yourself.
The renders are a mess - dirty streaks all over the skin for starts.
The interface is a mess - 1st thing had to run unren just so I could resize the screen
Dev menu is mostly Russian, so it was a guess to see the varibles.
Did I mention the interface is a mess - no way to interact with anyone other than Lola. Can't find the hand carrier to take out the camera etc etc etc...
Maybe someone way brighter than me can take it an tidy it up.
 
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juanel0

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Will not even try as it's v0.1 ... but maybe it nice game in the future. Seems there's a female Eric now ^^
kind of, but here it's official, they just want to fuck with you family. At least later in BB you found out that it was your mother who ask for sex and not the other way.

Here they tell you, She is here just to screw with you and your family.
 

bobdillan

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for those not understanding the grind, russians love their sense of achievement, which that grind provides when you get that reward.... or they just love grinding and don't care about reward or it being any good... they must love destiny if that is the case.
 

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for those not understanding the grind, russians love their sense of achievement, which that grind provides when you get that reward.... or they just love grinding and don't care about reward or it being any good... they must love destiny if that is the case.
Maybe it's something russians just get used to ^^
I'm from East Germany (GDR). There were similar economical conditions like in Russia. My parents told me that they join every waiting line when one occurs, because probably the others are waiting for something that cannot get easily. At some point the rewards doesn't matter anymore (sometimes the product was out before one is next to buy or it was something most people don't needed), but the social aspect of waiting (and meet people there) becomes a second nature ^^ Grinding socialism way :D

But seems socialism gone down the swanny when I was old enough to buy thinks myself (a short period before end of GDR): no queues, no empty shelves, all the fun gone -.-
 

bobdillan

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Maybe it's something russians just get used to ^^
I'm from East Germany (GDR). There were similar economical conditions like in Russia. My parents told me that they join every waiting line when one occurs, because probably the others are waiting for something that cannot get easily. At some point the rewards doesn't matter anymore (sometimes the product was out before one is next to buy or it was something most people don't needed), but the social aspect of waiting (and meet people there) becomes a second nature ^^ Grinding socialism way :D

But seems socialism gone down the swanny when I was old enough to buy thinks myself (a short period before end of GDR): no queues, no empty shelves, all the fun gone -.-
lol, i guess each stage of society has their pros and cons. tbh though I find what you said fascinating, like because of where i grew up this idea seems weird, but when you explain why it makes sense in an odd sort of way (to me that is).
 
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Pif paf

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I guess this means that you never finished "War and Peace"?
Well, maybe we will try to keep some proportions here...
This is not Tolstoy, whatever I think about his f!@$#% politics, really!
And neither any story writing here...
 
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