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- May 11, 2020
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We still have Martial Arts teacher
- Jan 7, 2022
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Exactamundo...your describing the O'Reilleys
That post-nut clarity kicking in?
- May 11, 2020
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Some people have a tough time handling disappointment, boss. Sandra has made another victim, I'm afraid.
Peace
- Jan 7, 2022
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It's the wrong proposition cumpa... It's not if they have more fun, it's if we have more fun giving loads of fun to them...
Ava will correct me if I'm wrong.
Peace
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I heard people were wanting some new Sandra content, so here's a gift for them.
- Jun 22, 2017
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That is great and sad at the same time...we know when that happens we are halfway to end...
- Jun 20, 2022
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I may be repeating something someone's already said since I'm a whole page behind, but "finishing the script to the update" doesn't mean the dev doesn't have the story plotted out.
Did you know most network TV series were only about 3-5 episodes ahead of the filming schedule when it comes to completed scripts? Most had the season plotted out, and some had each episode's outline done. But the majority were being written and filmed throughout the season. And don't even think about trying to figure out daytime soaps. (Sometimes they're finishing or changing scripts as the next day's show is being filmed).
So the fact that many AVN devs are writing, posing and rendering each update one at a time isn't really all that surprising.
- Jun 20, 2022
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I knew other's would make this point (I just didn't know it would be right under the OP's comment).My good friend, you're in for the shock of your life when you learn how the script of (almost all of) the TV shows are written
- Jun 20, 2022
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That's what I thought you were doing before you talked about a new movie ...your describing the O'Reilleys
Hey! So I was trying to load a save in the 0.23 version but I couldn't do it. How can I load a save from the previous version (until 0.16) into the new version (0.23 now)?
- May 11, 2020
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It is a general problem with RenPy that the saves can't be transferd from one ver to another some games have a code to do so but often it won't work properly
Edit: thank's for the reminder HornyyPussy
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- Apr 26, 2020
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At the end of 0.16 you have to save EXACTLY where it tells you to save! Then you can load that in 0.17
Also make sure you have the full version of 0.23 and not the update patch
Ok, often when writing long story content you don't have it ALL figured out. You will have the overall story plot points and where they land in the overall scheme, details and side plots are then often written in as the true story takes shape, hopefully it happens organically as it takes a deft hand to shove in a fully fleshed out side story into the main story without it feeling off.
This same principle also gets applied to shows and series of novels for the most part, shows however tend to have multiple writers who may have different ideas on where it should progress to hence why there are often plot holes, add to the fact the longer a story goes the harder it is for the writer/s to keep track of all that has happened, don't forget they may have created a few different outcomes let alone detail changes for a certain plot point.
Too often we all think in terms of binary choices / possibilities, it's ether a or b and not thinking it could be so many more things. A plan for example can range from a rough rudimentary idea to a fully fleshed out detailed plan or a range in between.
I have a lot of respect to those who actually try creating stories, more so the longer ones as it takes so much more forethought as to not shoot yourself in your foot.
This same principle also gets applied to shows and series of novels for the most part, shows however tend to have multiple writers who may have different ideas on where it should progress to hence why there are often plot holes, add to the fact the longer a story goes the harder it is for the writer/s to keep track of all that has happened, don't forget they may have created a few different outcomes let alone detail changes for a certain plot point.
Too often we all think in terms of binary choices / possibilities, it's ether a or b and not thinking it could be so many more things. A plan for example can range from a rough rudimentary idea to a fully fleshed out detailed plan or a range in between.
I have a lot of respect to those who actually try creating stories, more so the longer ones as it takes so much more forethought as to not shoot yourself in your foot.
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Hi guys, wondering if anybody can help me out with something.
As you can see, my MC is named Jace and everytime Cat adresses him, it's displayed in this weird way. It only looks like that with Cat adressing the MC though, all other instances of MC name are as they should be. This has benn this way since like forever. I only now got around to 0.17 content (yeah, I'm a bit behind) and had kinda hoped it would be fixed with the new game version, but alas, that's not the case.
If anyone could help me fix this I'd really appreciate it.
As you can see, my MC is named Jace and everytime Cat adresses him, it's displayed in this weird way. It only looks like that with Cat adressing the MC though, all other instances of MC name are as they should be. This has benn this way since like forever. I only now got around to 0.17 content (yeah, I'm a bit behind) and had kinda hoped it would be fixed with the new game version, but alas, that's not the case.
If anyone could help me fix this I'd really appreciate it.
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So to be clear, Kat's never called you "Monkey" or "Daddy"?
(EDIT: not that I can help, just curious ...)
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To add to your interesting post;
one thing that gets neglected when thinking about stories of the TV series is how they're under constant influence of their 'overheads' i.e. the networks producing the shows.
Once the few pilot episodes have aired, the network aggregates their findings regarding the 'watchability/popularity' of the show as well as 'which arcs/characters' of the show people are interested in the most.
And that's why they monitor their statistics and conduct overt and incognito polls all the time. Writers are then tasked with following those seams.
A writer friend of mine once told me, "Long-term procedural stories are less about the creative process and more about the supply and demand."
I'd imagine writing for the AVNs isn't that different, albeit in a less official capacity and smaller scale, with patrons playing the role of said overhead.