So far I see it is like Quintuplets. Except one you choose all the rest is given to the highest bidder.
Could maybe come as a dark path too.
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Could maybe come as a dark path too.
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I...was not expecting to find this...welp, I know where the rest of my week is going
- Jan 22, 2018
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I wish people would stop worrying about the ending. There is no ending. The original never ended, and he's not even close enough to start thinking about an ending. He hasn't even made a continuation of the last chapter. Calm down, Jesus.
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I don't actually know what Ker originally planned, or what the remake dev plans, but I can say that in the original game there were several things that hinted at the idea that maybe the MC's country was actually on the continent you're adventuring on in the far, far distant past, but long gone/passed into rumor and legend, possibly under a different name (no one had ever heard of it, it was claimed that nothing existed beyond the storms, etc.). This would mean the MC has time traveled far into the future, in which case the 'solution' would be that the hero would eventually impregnate all of his slaves, having them effectively all become his wives, to 'save' his nation.
There are also parts of the Cheli prophecy narrative that also suggest perhaps there is meant to be a plot twist that the MC's home nation are actually the ancient predecessors of the Cheli, which is not something most people would expect due to the MC not looking anything like the Cheli. In this narrative, the MC basically is the King Arthur figure returning to lead the Cheli into becoming a great nation, effectively 'saving' his people in this way. Ker clearly had a soft spot for the Cheli in the writing, giving them huge swaths of attention as far as lorebuilding, etc. goes, so this wouldn't shock me if it had been the original plan either. If this WAS the plan, the MC's harem could still essentially remain 'just' his (assuming you don't select things like the NTR-ish take on the Jessica relationship), since the existential threat against the Cheli isn't infertility any longer but colonialism.
I will say as a caveat that everything I've written in this post is pure speculation based on my own interpretation of a game that was unfinished and apparently abandoned.
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So the storm didn't just fuck his ship, it flung him into a time vortex. So none of these girls were probably even alive when he started. It's an interesting theory I suppose, though it kinda screws over his whole quest since there's nothing left of it. It would make sense though; with all the women barren, he did technically fail by being flung through time, so if we're talking a few hundred years, everyone would have died without heirs. The kingdom likely got absorbed by someone who thought they were a total pushover, and he's just roaming around lands that no longer belong to him.
If anyone is wondering why he wouldn't notice anything, a few hundred years might not change too much of the natural landscape, but people tear things down all the time, so anything that existed in the kingdom has probably been built over.
If anyone is wondering why he wouldn't notice anything, a few hundred years might not change too much of the natural landscape, but people tear things down all the time, so anything that existed in the kingdom has probably been built over.
I think you fail to realise perhaps how much the stars actually change over time. A Navigational chart from the early 12th century would need a lot of adjustment to be useful in modern times. After all, everything is in motion. in such time several stars may have shifted or even gone out entirely.
- Jan 22, 2018
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Most stars you can see are not actually there anymore. What you're seeing is a past image of the leftover light coming back to the planet. If we had actual space travel, it'd be really jarring if we could reach the location of these stars that have moved on, as they would literally disappear in front of your eyes, as they have been gone for over millions of years.
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The speed a star moves is typically about 0.1 arc second per year. This is almost imperceptible, but over the course of 2000 years, for example, a typical star would have moved across the sky by about half a degree, or the width of the Moon in the sky.
Depending of course on continental drift which can with different triggering it speed up or slow down. Plus that is assuming everything works the same way in this world as it does in the real world. This is after all a world in which there is magic. So let's not be a stickler for details. I suggest suspending disbelief and just going with whatever the author says it is their world
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I never thought porn would lead to a discussion about astronomy and geology.
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Harem Remake C4.0 will be released in about two days.
Doing last minute checks on the game, stay tuned!
Doing last minute checks on the game, stay tuned!
Yo, I saw this and wanted to swing by to give some words of support. I really liked the original, save for some spots with rough grammar here and there, and the new art looks great!
The one bit of feedback I have so far is that with the increased image quality, a size+resolution bump in the game itself would be really nice. It still feels kind of tiny, especially on modern monitors. Plus, downscaling all the improved art is a bit of a handicap to it.
The one bit of feedback I have so far is that with the increased image quality, a size+resolution bump in the game itself would be really nice. It still feels kind of tiny, especially on modern monitors. Plus, downscaling all the improved art is a bit of a handicap to it.
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someone really should remake the game, and it doesn't have to look like the original exactly. As long as it's consistent you can make the characters look anything you like. I always thought someone should remake the game with more realistic renders.