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Not even our dear soldier can take it anymore
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Assuming they accept it, then I will definitely be releasing it on Steam. No idea when yet, but probably sooner rather than later.
I don't see why they wouldn't. Check out all the AVNs on Steam, to give you a glimpse of what they accept and what not.
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You should be good to go.
Once the game gets accepted, know you already have a buyer at the ready.
- Jul 25, 2017
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Yeah this will one of those games Id consider an instant day 1 buy on steam.
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Which would change a lot of the story in the process....most of Emma's storyline revolves around leaving school and going to college/working with the fashion designer.
- Nov 14, 2017
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well they tend to be nitpicks.
as long as mc doesn't do any sexual things with emma before she's in college dev should be fine (but again knowing steam nothing is certain).
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States...leave high school at 18 and then college.
- Jul 25, 2017
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I was just going by what I recall reading in the game might be misremembering. I just assumed it was more on the lines that she was transferring to a university cause I do know sometimes people will go to a lesser college at first then transfer to a better one or University. That and having a specialized class for fashion design in high school doesn't seem like it would be common. But i'm probably wrong that was just my thoughts on the matter of her schooling.
Edit : But her age High School does make more sense.
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Really...it's a HUGE fecking issue with most school set VN's.
Basically (considering most are set in the States also)...at 18 (because of Visa/Patreon?Steam issues)...you should be in your last few months of high school...it would be your final year....so setting a VN...with 18yo's...in high school...just doesn't really work...they should already be in college by the time Aug came.
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Ems is too immature to be in college. Her idea of a party means watching the guy of her dreams bang someone in her class while she is shown too shy to even do kissing willingly, let alone groping or what that guy does to the coke whores he bangs on the day by day schedule - full anal degrading sex. So she is made absolutely underage compared to literaly everyone, even compared ot her sister who is shown to have actual believable higher education lifestyle,
while the whole take her to school debacle makes her like the little girl Creasy would drive to school in man on fire
hugely underage and absolutely removed from anything reality talks or acts like in any adult aged student.
Usually, 14-18 since most American high schools have students in grades 9-12
Freshman year, Grade 9: 14–15 year old
Sophomore year, Grade 10: 15–16 year old
Junior year, Grade 11: 16–17 year old
Senior year, Grade 12: 17–18 year old
This is the normal state of girls almost everywhere.
In today all nerdy girls know of the slutty classmates who sex and drugs,
Emms must know what her ”prince charming” is doing simply by gossip alone,
not to mention her big sis would know all about the sex parties in Hollywood we see in this game
and keep Ems away ... alas ...
while the whole take her to school debacle makes her like the little girl Creasy would drive to school in man on fire
hugely underage and absolutely removed from anything reality talks or acts like in any adult aged student.
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Freshman year, Grade 9: 14–15 year old
Sophomore year, Grade 10: 15–16 year old
Junior year, Grade 11: 16–17 year old
Senior year, Grade 12: 17–18 year old
This is the normal state of girls almost everywhere.
In today all nerdy girls know of the slutty classmates who sex and drugs,
Emms must know what her ”prince charming” is doing simply by gossip alone,
not to mention her big sis would know all about the sex parties in Hollywood we see in this game
and keep Ems away ... alas ...
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immaturity level has nothing to do if one can or cannot go to college. At least for regular ones probably matters more for the better ones.
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Steam ban most devs that have school settings. It's not worth the risk.
Steam don't give a shit about "oh, they're 18", if it's set in a school, it's a big fat no.
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We're not talking about the risk...we're talking about darkblue having to completely rewrite major parts of the story...not as simple as just 'removing school' references.
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i know that, 2 games i play which had highschoolers had to be changed.
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Perhaps, but I think you have too high expectations of 18 year old girls. Some are indeed quite mature, others are actually quite immature. It depends for a large part on the upbringing and Emma's has been extremely sheltered.
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I can understand Steam's perspective. If they put a no school rule into effect, they don't have to examine every product that comes across their service. The problem with that stance is, they don't inspect every product that comes across their doorstep... How many 1st/3rd person shooters have a setting that you can go across a school ground? I know of 3 immediately and I don't even play 1st/3rd person shooters. And I can guarantee you all 3 are HUGE sellers (which may be the reason Steam ignores it). In any case, you don't have to be 18 to go to college. I knew several people in HS that attended college classes as sophomores and juniors (40 years ago). Classes like advanced calculus, engineering and computer programming were all college courses students could leave HS to attend, and they got both college and HS credit. It's a sad state when politics (and $$$) can over-ride what is considered to be legal.