no Download includes all, there are 3 different versions. The first game ( version 1.6.3), the lifepath version ( if I remember correctly 1.11.1 is the latest for the lifepath and the jump forward to Bangkok (current 1.15.1). But the lifepath and Bangkok will hopefully be reunited sooner than later , 1.6.3 is a good one but a dead end.
Thanks Kavalor and EunjiTheOne I added links to the official downloads to the front page. Hopefully that makes things a little clearer.
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[Episode 1.16] Resolving the cliffhanger
Hey guys! This week I started building the new episode in the game engine. It’s really exciting to see it starting to come to life!
The opening scene resolves the cliffhanger ending from the last episode, and is an important plot development.
I find this kind of scene challenging to write, because it’s all about emotion and dialogue (and, as everybody knows, I’m more comfortable writing about food and transport).
That said, I’m excited about how it’s going and I'm excited about the rest of this episode. It feels hot and fresh and interesting.
Storyboard feedback from team and the community members has been positive, and they suggested some really excellent improvements already. I think 1.16 is going to be a good one.
This week elmagio slid into my DMs and asked:
The issue is that this will get horribly complex if there isn’t a stable “base state” for the heroine to return to after each mini-quest.
It’s kind of like Mass Effect: Shepard gets access to the galaxy map once s/he’s a Spectre with a mission and command of the SSV Normandy. The player can hit the galaxy missions in any order; they’re returned to this base state (Spectre, mission, Normandy) after each one.
In Female Agent, the base state will be achieved when the heroine is working as a bargirl. Then we’ll be able to add a variety of sex, spy and NPC quests.
Like Mass Effect, these will be a mix of quickie side quests, and big set-piece missions that advance the story. Some of the quests I’ve got outlines for include:
- Club quests: hired for sex by various club patrons; entertaining groups in the VIP; doing solo or girl/girl stage shows; general dramas and emergencies at work
- Kriangsak quests: working for Kriangsak’s escort agency; dates with Kriangsak and his contacts
- Gang quests: investigating the organised crime gang that’s enmeshed with the club
- Mission quests: carrying out spy taskings for the Joint Task Force
- Location quests: training at a muay thai fight camp; visiting beaches & islands; getting involved in the illegal street racing scene; various cool places with quest chains like a charter airport and a gambling barge ; exploring the city and the country
- NPC quests: spending time with friends, foes and frenemies
But first, we need to get the heroine there. I’m going to get back to work on the present episode, and I’ll report on progress next week. Have an awesome weekend, guys, I love you all!
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I don't really understand why these quests can't be done while the agent is a bartender? 90% of them are irrelevant to whether you're a hooker or not. But the quests that are about using sex to get info might be interesting to play if you had to make choices about how much the MC is willing to sacrifice to do her job - especially if there was some kind of stat balance you had to manage in order to stay effective as an agent.
They can be done before, and the original version (especially the wet tshirt contest) is proof of it. But he doesn't want to. I don't think there's anything inherently wrong with that, it's just the vision he has for the story (even if I personally would prefer it to be otherwise)
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I started new game and found bugs...maybe already known?
wrong version shows up in the browser tab (and save name):
no headphones here (but they are in the back version of avatar)
...and maybe it's better to change the year to 2022, Dev?
wrong version shows up in the browser tab (and save name):
no headphones here (but they are in the back version of avatar)
...and maybe it's better to change the year to 2022, Dev?
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I feel like the whole game should take place between 2018 and 2019. So nothing COVID-19 related needs to be considered. Who would want to bartend at the Hard Cock Cafe in heels, a thong, and a mask?
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It doesn't matter. Because if you look at films and games developed during pandemic time, there is to 99% no Covid included.
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Also by the time we get to that point in teh game we'll all have been killed by Monkey Pox, so it really doesn't matter.
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most playtime at this point is probably still 1.6.3. but 1.15.1 is catching up fast. So in a version or two the answer will be different.
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I am not even sure if being agent should prevent you from doing these quests. If I was an agent and being sent there to investigate, why would I even have time to participate in street racing or why would I want to be a whore? Surely that has nothing to do with the big baddie.
It feels more and more like the actual being an agent part is a restriction at this point. Instead of being recruited before even going to Thailand, it would make more sense if you would just start out as a college girl going on vacation, being stranded there, doing some more or less risky stuff to make money and get approached by an agency on ocasion rather than being an agent first and foremost. It would even make it easier to incorporate the previous life choice chain.
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Allow me to introduce to you one of the greatest movies of all times: Too Fast, Too Furious.
Never seen these movies, therefor they don't exist and bare no relevance
This actually feels like a really good solution. Say you were a regular girl who is trying to get enough money together to buy a ticket to go to your boyfriend who abandoned you to travel around Japan or something. You wind up working in a shady bar, they take your passport, you're being pressured to do increasingly risky things to get it back, and you're developing relationships with the club owners who are trying to tempt you into the criminal underworld while you're trying to leverage those relationships to escape. Then here comes some government agency saying if you feed them the info they want, they'll help you leave, but you're starting to suspect your coworker who vanished didn't just go home like they told you she did...
Instead of having tons of government resources, backup and no logical pressure to do anything corrupt or illegal, now the MC is being leaned on from all sides. It would make more sense why she's being distracted from the main mission by a ton of illegal activities, and why she's more at risk of being lost in Bangkok.