I alternate between my room and the hardware store and still can't find her. I don't want to come across as rude but your hints are too vague at times on the verge of just being puzzling. When you say she's a slippery customer and to leave it to fate people will assume you mean going to sleep or just walking around randomly will have her show up. Where do I find her?
Sorry, that is a bug. You are currently done all of the content for Amelia
She should be in your room at Noon. Go to the Hardware store, then back to your room at Noon, and she should be there.
I figured it out after so that's my bad. Didn't mean to shoot off at you but at the same time if you add a hint system to something people expect something less vague. Thanks for the help.
Well, icons showing the locations of characters is an ability you unlock throughout the story, and the color of the icon changes from yellow to pink when there's an event available.
Well I stand corrected then. I stopped shortly after the meet up with the witches. As you've said the world felt empty and I wasn't interested in clicking for another hour looking for something to happen. Most talks with Cain are for fun, it would be nicer for him to be a comic relief while guiding you, instead of you clicking for minutes, only to be interrupted by jokey interactions impeding the "fun" stuff.
This doesn't work... i have tried for every day, go to there, leave, wait, and enter again.
Nope, doesn't work, i have just tried that for a week
Yeah, you do have to leave the house, into the city screen, then go back to your house, then to your room, at noon.
In the sense that only one will give sex scenes, sure. But my goal is to make the narrative, and the other sins will have their place. Not to mention, I plan on mixing them, like using Greed to convince Jasper to sign the cuck contract, and basically give his wife to the player. I want to do more of that in the future. Some sins are definitely going to be less used than others, but hey, there's a reason why the player starts with Lust.
