MorallyLucky

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Love the game, I'm unclear about one thing though: what do the anti-futa decisions affect (not believing in the cause, signing anti futa petition...)? It seems like they're purely irrelevant choices unless they're supposed to matter way down the line.

Only one thing I didn't like: when the sexiest woman in game got killed in the limo, the dark skinned woman. Dev please give us a similar character at least, she was so beautiful! Also give us more stockings/tights pls!
Yeah, those 2 futas were a huge loss. :cry:
 

Scotsman1989

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Luckily, AB has more experience and has decided to make smaller updates.....
So that means he should hopefully be able to churn them out a bit faster.
 

Woodrobin

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He’s right, though. If you don’t like the premise, just scroll to another game.

I'm not forcing you to do anything, you know, lot's of VNs to play :)
But it's not the premise that's the problem. It's just a particularly odd side-issue with nomenclature that pulls some folks out of immersion in the premise to stop and go "what the what?". I'm definitely one of them. It's just the use of the real-world party names and the way they're used that kind of breaks suspension of disbelief for a moment. I chose to ignore it (just assumed the author wasn't familiar with American politics and just kind of picked party names at random, and moved on). I can understand why others might not want to or be able to do the same.

It's your story, and of course, you're free to write your characters your way. I think it's a testimony to the quality of the work outside of the particular bit in question that people don't just dump the game files in recycle bin and move on. They want to like and enjoy a well-written visual novel, and are just getting stuck on a particularly odd-feeling choice that (really) isn't central to the plot. The parties could be the Freedom and Liberty parties, or the Transformation and Preservation parties -- it's just the use of the real-world party names that sets off the side issue.
 
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LordWanze

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Shit! I messed up an 'if' variable, and nobody told me. It seems not many people turned down their advances.

Just one more thing to add to the to-do list.
So just to clarify: the error was just the variable about accepting or declining the bodyguards.
Luna does still automatically accept the whore position?
This is not avoidable and canon?
 

Woodrobin

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American people don't understand that it was republicans that ended slavery
Oh, we do. We also understand that under Nixon the Republicans instituted the Southern Strategy, which was a concerted attempt to woo "Dixiecrats" (Democrats in the South whose continued allegiance to the increasingly progressive Democratic party was based mainly on long-standing resentment of Reconstruction and Emancipation) by appealing to racism. Nixon went after Native American, African-American and other civil rights groups to make it clear that the Dixiecrats should support the Republicans, and it worked. However, it worked at the cost of betraying the principles of people like Abraham Lincoln in the service of political expediency.

The Democrats adopted a "big tent" strategy to unify various progressive groups (minorities seeking civil rights, unions seeking protection for workers, etc) under their banner, and the Southern Strategy was the counter -- pulling away the right-wing Dixiecrats by reshaping the Republican party into a place they'd feel welcome. It helped that Nixon himself was hugely racist and therefore had no moral qualms about the strategy (the number of racist epithets he uses on the White House tapes is truly astounding -- he apparently either forgot he was recording the conversations or just assumed nobody but him would get to listen to them).
 
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MorallyLucky

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Oh, we do. We also understand that under Nixon the Republicans instituted the Southern Strategy, which was a concerted attempt to woo "Dixiecrats" (Democrats in the South whose continued allegiance to the increasingly progressive Democratic party was based mainly on long-standing resentment of Reconstruction and Emancipation) by appealing to racism. Nixon went after Native American, African-American and other civil rights groups to make it clear that the Dixiecrats should support the Republicans, and it worked. However, it worked at the cost of betraying the principles of people like Abraham Lincoln in the service of political expediency.

The Democrats adopted a "big tent" strategy to unify various progressive groups (minorities seeking civil rights, unions seeking protection for workers, etc) under their banner, and the Southern Strategy was the counter -- pulling away the right-wing Dixiecrats by reshaping the Republican party into a place they'd feel welcome. It helped that Nixon himself was hugely racist and therefore had no moral qualms about the strategy (the number of racist epithets he uses on the White House tapes is truly astounding -- he apparently either forgot he was recording the conversations or just assumed nobody but him would get to listen to them).

This is an alternate history story where either 1. the party swap never happens or 2. the party swap happens again which you can glean from the synopsis when it says the R party was "taken over" by futas (the R party was always favorable to rich/high status people and futas taking over high positions would play into that). And/or 3. Futa civil rights are viewed differently than other civil rights movements.
 
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Urist McHorny

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This is an alternate history story where either 1. the party swap never happens or 2. the party swap happens again which you can glean from the synopsis when it says the R party was "taken over" by futas (the R party was always favorable to rich/high status people and futas taking over high positions would play into that). And/or 3. Futa civil rights are viewed differently than other civil rights movements.
Also the Futas are seemingly well integrated intonthe armed forces and also have an influential church
 

MorallyLucky

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The second was in August and the third this January.

I’m working on a small update, version 0.2.3, which will complete Chapter 2, and writing 0.3 is progressing well.
How does saying you're anti-futa rights an signing the anti-futa petition matters for choices in this game?
 

GeminiQuest0

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Great update, the pregnancy early ending was a great surprise, be interesting to see more of those in the future if it matches the Futa's personality. Also made me wonder if the dev AB Software plans for the real ending, when the time comes if the protag can choose who she ends up with.
 

baiorensujaku

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Wow that assassination was a bit dark. It seems like a big escalation this early on. I think right now the game should focus on getting to know the world and characters in a more light-hearted manner, with political tensions and troubles being gradually introduced to the player.
But putting that aside the sex scenes were incredible,
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The nurse and especially the dominatrix tease at the end have me very excited for the next update. Despite all the femdom related game this is, I think, the first where the MC gets to be the dominatrix.
I really hope the wait for the next update wont be as long as for this one, maybe consider making smaller but more frequent updates to the game.
 
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