kyawlin

Newbie
Mar 19, 2018
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FFS, there was never a 0.26 Offline release. 0.27 has everything 0.26 had and more.
But it doesn't quite work the way it ought to at this point.
Don't play this version as Kate. Her game seems borked for whatever reason.
thanks for info
 

Naxos

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May 9, 2018
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I decided to play through from the start with Kate and seemed to progress a lot faster that before. Triggers like the midnight scenes and Nick coming over happened a lot faster.

Only issue, is I can't progress any further now because of not being able to buy a laptop.

Was able to import old saves as well, but then there's nothing new for me to do.
 

ChipLecsap

Conversation Conqueror
Aug 4, 2019
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I think this 0.27 is a bug shit fest. I can't use full screen, anymore, and if i want to quit it throw me back to character selection, is this normal ?
 
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aussieblue

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Jan 17, 2020
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Most of the options menu appears to have not been implemented yet, no sound etc. A lot of language bugs in the dialogues, certain images not showing up such as the options when you're searching Alice's room for the cigarettes.
 

berny

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according to psychology most people seek self insertion into games, movies, and books that is quite literally the role of a MC or protagonist. They are someone you experience the narrative through. So while yes not everyone does most people do our entire entertainment system is built on this fact.
Define most.
But sure, you're making a valid point. Many players indeed want to identify with the MC, at least to some degree.
However, I think it's important to mention, that most (like 90%+) porn games with a female protagonist are actually made for male players. That's also the case for Glamour. They aren't made for female players to self insert, but rather for male players to "guide" the female character into all kinds of lewd situations.
That doesn't necessarily contradict your point, but some people seem to have a hard time accepting that.
 
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Define most.
But sure, you're making a valid point. Many players indeed want to identify with the MC, at least to some degree.
However, I think it's important to mention, that most (like 90%+) porn games with a female protagonist are actually made for male players. That's also the case for Glamour. They aren't made for female players to self insert, but rather for male players to "guide" the female character into all kinds of lewd situations.
That doesn't necessarily contradict your point, but some people seem to have a hard time accepting that.
Unfortunately I cant define most as I am merely paraphrasing a statement made by psychologist. Mathematically speaking it means the greatest amount so assuming there are only those who seek self insertion and those that dont at least 51 percent of people. However the statement is true irrespective of the gender of the character. I made the statement because the person I was responding to was disregarding the other person's self insertion argument as irrelevant. Self insertion extends past physical features and into whether or not the observer can identify in part or in whole with the character.
 
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