- Jul 12, 2020
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Go back a few pages...use the damn search function.hallocan some1 post a save from the previous patch? i got mine but i get only errors and i dont wanna start from the beginning
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- Oct 5, 2018
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You say that, but knowing you, v0.12 will have a 50/50 chance of them being intimate and an equal chance of morning bj, vaginal, or anal. Also, +1 for this feature. I personally like the idea of MC and the girls trusting each other enough to do this kind of thing (waking someone with sex isn't always sweet.. or consensual).
That error looks more like you don't have an audio output device at all. Not speakers, but the actual internal hardware to produce the sound that the speakers would connect to. And if you do, then you need to install drivers for it.
Not much he can do unless he wants his nudes leaked everywhere as he's tied up to a chair
I am going through some of the redone Exhibition scenes, and I found something that I think could be a continuity error of sorts with the first time you ask Lin to take off her clothes in the cafe:
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Hi, I'd like to spank Ji-Yeon but it says I have to do "Waitress Training: All eyes on you" first. How do I do that?
- Sep 11, 2017
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@ the uploader (seriously, HOW can I @ link THAT handle? lol) : Nopy link for Win/Linux throws a 404, would it be possible to reup it there? Thanks!
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If you cant @ link the handle you can just copy and paste it eg: xןʞ , does the same thing lol
- Feb 24, 2020
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What do i do about this? Happens when I try to load a save. Also, how do I delete all saves?
This is a fresh install but still shows old saves. I wanna delete them and start completely over.
This is a fresh install but still shows old saves. I wanna delete them and start completely over.
If you're on PC, the saves can be found at something like "C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\RenPy\Harem Hotel-1520575859" (it may be slightly different if you're using another OS, but I'm not sure what that is). Just go ahead and delete that folder, and you should be good to go. (Just remember to also delete any saves in the game's "Save" folder as well just to be sure.)
- Mar 27, 2017
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It's true that the game has become more overtly and pervasively political than it was at the start, but the issues/politics have been there from the beginning.
I feel like it's worth pointing out that Nala wasn't around for that, and wasn't really made aware of it once we met her.
I agree that Vanessa's demand was unreasonable, at least given what the player knows about MC and Kali. But what should MC have done?
I guess Kali, MC or Kim could have said something, even if it wouldn't have changed how things played out. I felt like it was already clear (given her yelling earlier) that Vanessa was being far too belligerent. I don't feel like the absence of one line pushing back at Vanessa really would have changed the tone of the theme.
You insist on projecting stuff onto Runey that he just doesn't believe. It's not a good look.
There are all sorts of ways for media to convey a message, and not all of them involve a character explicitly voicing the message. If you want a character in the story to tell you "The moral of the story is X", that's fine, but it's unreasonable to get mad when that doesn't happen. Reading subtext is a pretty essential skill for analyzing media, and I don't feel like you applied it to this scene.
Anyway, I think I'm done with this conversation. It's not going anywhere. Feel free to respond to this message, since there's no reason I should have the last word just because I'm dropping the conversation.
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- May 30, 2018
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Is their any solution for this error when loading a save?
I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred.
While running game code:
File "game/AON_sensitive_FIX.rpy", line 39, in FIXevent
rv = self.child.event(ev, x, y, st)
File "renpy/common/00action_file.rpy", line 452, in __call__
renpy.load(fn)
ImportError: No module named matrix
I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred.
While running game code:
File "game/AON_sensitive_FIX.rpy", line 39, in FIXevent
rv = self.child.event(ev, x, y, st)
File "renpy/common/00action_file.rpy", line 452, in __call__
renpy.load(fn)
ImportError: No module named matrix
- Feb 24, 2020
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Thank You Kindly, Good Sir. There was no saves in the folder as it was a fresh install. I was just baffled because the old saves from the prior install were appearing.
So, this Vanessa girl and the other two dumb asses with her. We do get to give them the smack upside the head with a crowbar that they rightly deserve correct?
I really do love this game, I thought it was just gonna be all hentai and no real story but it there are some points that hit pretty good. And thank you all for the hard work you did bringing it here.
I can't say as that I'm a fan of Kali's college stuff, or some of Lin's late content. The game's take on in-setting politics started reasonable (slavery is bad and people are assholes to groups they view as inferior races/species, but fixing the problem is hard), and I don't think there's anything wrong with in-setting politics, it's a valid part of the story - my issue is just that it went REAL fast into blatantly real-world politics, and worse, bland one-dimensional moralizing where you have no options but to sit there and listen to a blackmailing piece of shit be 'right'.
Seeing Runey facepalm anyone who doesn't slaver over their writing is highly unfortunate; it'd be one thing if DrFree was defending slavery or otherwise abhorrent ideas, but constructive criticism about a touchy subject they felt could be handled better isn't something to lock ranks and relentlessly attack and insult.
Was an interesting game to try, had never heard about it beforehand and was pleasantly surprised overall with a few of the characters - I thought Maria and Felicity's character growth was done pretty well in particular, most of the others... struggled, and many of the characters had some really creepy implications about female consent and intellect that were a bit uncomfortable to see played straight, not to mention kind of ironic to contrast with the politics of other bits of the game. I certainly don't regret trying the game, but it's not something I'll revisit.
Seeing Runey facepalm anyone who doesn't slaver over their writing is highly unfortunate; it'd be one thing if DrFree was defending slavery or otherwise abhorrent ideas, but constructive criticism about a touchy subject they felt could be handled better isn't something to lock ranks and relentlessly attack and insult.
Was an interesting game to try, had never heard about it beforehand and was pleasantly surprised overall with a few of the characters - I thought Maria and Felicity's character growth was done pretty well in particular, most of the others... struggled, and many of the characters had some really creepy implications about female consent and intellect that were a bit uncomfortable to see played straight, not to mention kind of ironic to contrast with the politics of other bits of the game. I certainly don't regret trying the game, but it's not something I'll revisit.
- Oct 8, 2019
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The downside to college girls: "Activist Hippie Protestors". Just go away and let me eat my whale steak on my rare redwood table using my elephant ivory utensils in my baby seal fur coat! (
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I would like to know which parts you saw as real world politics in that event, or how these characters were one dimensional. They just showed up on screen. Vanessa for example is passionate about her cause, but to a fault. And she realizes this. This to me seems fairly two dimensional.
I have a feeling your criticism will be much more constructive than "Can someone tell me when Vanessa dies?". You seem to dislike the politics presented, I can assume Vanessa's dislike for Capitalism is one of them? She dislikes it because of how it's handled in Syl'anar, with monopolies and such.
Thank you! But, um, do you care to explain what you mean by "creepy implications about female consent and intellect"? I've tried my best to make it a point that each girl consents to sex, and most of the girls in this game are college educated, very smart girls.