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Nottravis

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Hi guys,

Thanks for the bug reports. All fixed. Sorry for taking my time but new ones kept getting reported (usually just after I finished a rebuild...). None of them were major of course but vexing all the same. One of the problems with a game with so many paths and combinations is that some errors can be deeply hidden and may only trigger if the player has an odd combination of decisions. Anyhoo. Done.

I've also whomped through all three chapters scripts with some help and corrected the odd typo that had been lurking around from the start.

Given there is a version leaked on here anyway, I'll ask the mods to replace it with the final one in due course.
 
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I see so ur basicly taking others their wife alright thanks for giving me the answer mate
well i wouldn't call it ntr if mentioned woman wants to check outside of her marriage. it's more like she wants something you might provide. been there, done that, including a broken nose to prove it.
 
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1-9-19.. hmm, coincidence? or

.. passcode..
... or the pincode of Notty's credit card?
.. or should we look up the digits in the alphabet? 1=a, 9=i.. mhmm: ai-ai

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One of the problems with a game with so many paths and combinations is that some errors can be deeply hidden and may only trigger if the player has an odd combination of decisions.
Curiosity strikes, but do you use some kind of flow charting/diagram software to map out all possible paths? How do you keep track of this? I've been a software developer for the better part of my career until I had to quit due to a stroke, but my office walls were always almost completely covered with charts and flow diagrams to map out all of the decision trees in the code.
 
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Nottravis

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Curiosity strikes, but do you use some kind of flow charting/diagram software to map out all possible paths? How do you keep track of this? I've been a software developer for the better part of my career until I had to quit due to a stroke, but my office walls were always almost completely covered with charts and flow diagrams to map out all of the decision trees in the code.
You'd be horrified...trust me! But no, not software based. Very old school in this regard.
 

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It's been doing the rounds in some quarters since the weekend, and after a few tweaks is now out more generally.

It's a rather simple "throw together" as a fan friendly gift following some requests. In order to make it work as a stand alone module and without the story paths about a third of the content had to be cut out and a lot of routines have been made simpler.

Also, with this being a quick bonus piece for the girls as to an actual production, you'll appreciate I haven't re-rendered Chris` images so some of her hand movements are...not quite appropriate :) So, I'd ask you not to judge this as a full piece of work.

All that said it does have it's merits. Worth a look for girls who like Chris...

Gents would be better off ignoring this and playing the full version in-game. Truly.
 

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Curiosity strikes, but do you use some kind of flow charting/diagram software to map out all possible paths? How do you keep track of this? I've been a software developer for the better part of my career until I had to quit due to a stroke, but my office walls were always almost completely covered with charts and flow diagrams to map out all of the decision trees in the code.
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Jesus, do you keep -everything- I make! XD
Yes. We keep all of it, but don't worry. It's not because we're crazy.
It's because: fan + nerd = everything is a collectible.
I haven't even played the original version of Heavy 5, but I downloaded and kept a copy of it, just because I thought,
"Hey, that's a version of that thing that's not gonna exist anymore... I better keep a copy of it! You never know. It could be a collector's item someday!"
This reminds me of the time I found out what otaku means, and what it made me realize.
After all, what does it mean to have an "unhealthy fan obsession" when the word "fan" is just an abbreviation for fanatic?
I think that was the day I decided to be okay with Sam Raimi giving Spider-Man organic web-shooters. I just sort of decided to be a little less obsessy about things. I'm still a mad-hoarding pack-rat, but I choose not to get crazy about stuff.
 

Nottravis

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I haven't even played the original version of Heavy 5, but I downloaded and kept a copy of it, just because I thought,
"Hey, that's a version of that thing that's not gonna exist anymore... I better keep a copy of it! You never know. It could be a collector's item someday!"
Oh God. It's awful! I don't even have a copy any more! XD
 

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Oh God. It's awful! I don't even have a copy any more! XD
...Hearing that kind of makes me want a copy even though I know I'd never play it. The idea of the product of a creative venture disappearing forever when it could easily be kept on a spare hard drive just triggers my hoarder instincts, even when I know that it was just an intermediary step replaced by a better version.

This may or may not be why I have several terabytes of different versions of the same games lying around. Maybe I should seek help for this habit...
 

Guyin Cognito

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...Hearing that kind of makes me want a copy even though I know I'd never play it. The idea of the product of a creative venture disappearing forever when it could easily be kept on a spare hard drive just triggers my hoarder instincts, even when I know that it was just an intermediary step replaced by a better version.

This may or may not be why I have several terabytes of different versions of the same games lying around. Maybe I should seek help for this habit...
SEE! That's what I'm talking about! Things have to be recorded for posterity (whatever that means)!
I have one torn up issue of "Nintendo Fun Club Magazine," the thing that later evolved into Nintendo Power. Why? Exactly because I'm sure almost no one even knows that that was a thing! You know, in the first few issues of Superman the newspaper had a different name? In the early days he couldn't even fly, he literally just "leaped tall buildings in a single bound," like the Hulk. Aww, history, you'll make fools of us all.
 
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