That's nothing to do with "age of consent" of the character. It is entirely a design choice that underage (<18) kids won't be naked in the game. Despite any requests that have been made in the past or will be made in the future this is not going to change.I
I don't like the whole patient age restriction thing. I'd rather have a don't ask/don't tell for age or all the female patients be of "legal" age (I always find it stupid how fictional characters are still bound by this nonsense, just like how in a lot of places 16 is the age of consent, but naked pictures of 16-18 is illegal. Makes no sense)
With the pregnant girl at the hospital in the questioning stage if the mother is present and she denies being sexually active and the doc mentions about checking, but then in the exam being unable to check. How is it going to work when it's time for her to give birth, but due to restrictions you can't take her panties off or check dilation and such.
That's fair enough. It's your game after all and not every game suits everyone.That's nothing to do with "age of consent" of the character. It is entirely a design choice that underage (<18) kids won't be naked in the game. Despite any requests that have been made in the past or will be made in the future this is not going to change.
Also, the "professional" exam (up to a point, since you can flirt with some patients) is a design choice too. Sorry if it seems thrown together, I'm doing my best to blend this two gameplays in a way that no one ever done before in a medical Visual Novel (no, not even in the Trauma Center series on NDS).
Thanks for your suggestions but I fear they won't be implemented in the game.
gotta discover ice cream shop first and get her to agree to go out with you and she'll give you her numberwondering how to call Rita, as I cant find how to use the mobile.. just asking, hoping that is not something i missed.
I already wrote this but I haven't received replies:I really like this game but i really hate start from the begin every update, then i will wait 3-4 months before play it again.
Relax , that wasn't a complaint, I was just trying to find an explanation why people might be less enthusiastic about the last update. The thing is, your game is actually pretty long already for such an early stage, I'd guess it takes you about 3 to 4 hours, maybe more, to complete. However, much of this content is a repetition of earlier content and the gameplay itself is pretty similar each day. It's just not that much fun to do the same thing every month. There is a reason most games let you use your old savefile.The game is an alpha, and therefore I'm changing LOTS of things from an update to another. User Interface, balancing points, money, adding scenes, rewriting scenes (as with Erika since I'm developing her character).
The main plot and story for the overall game is in my mind of course, but there are things I need to change while I progress the story.
This is not "Starship Inanna" where an episode auto-concludes itself and the next one adds to the story, this is a dating sim spanning a full year, of course I can't develop the whole as a single entity, unfortunately
A very nice game. Look for it on the forumAnd I have no idea what Starship Inanna is.
Thanks, I will. And I completely agree with your post before that. That's the reason I'm supporting the game on patreon.A very nice game. Look for it on the forum
Will those lines ever get blurred in the exam or will it always remain professional in the office and playtime outside?Also, the "professional" exam (up to a point, since you can flirt with some patients) is a design choice too. Sorry if it seems thrown together, I'm doing my best to blend this two gameplays in a way that no one ever done before in a medical Visual Novel (no, not even in the Trauma Center series on NDS). .