If you can give the option to skip over the chatgpt cutscenes, that'd be greeeeeat.
It just kills the pacing when I already read what is shown and can't click past it. And in every the midst of all the clicking (you know the normal reaction when trying to skip a cutscene) the story actually jumped way ahead.
Other than that, you just gotta proofread your work. Like Darla with a capital D on the dialogue box and using italic for inner thoughts instead of saying "Darla's inner voice". And you're over-describing scenes. No need to describe "Darla placing her hand on his shoulder trying to convey warmth" when we can see it right on screen. It's redundant, and just more work on your end, ya know.
Story wise- you can suspend your disbelief in regards to modifying the dogs with yada yada science, but "realistically" if reports/complaints were coming in about all the dogs being this super aggressive, this company (and the dogs) would be put down.
It just kills the pacing when I already read what is shown and can't click past it. And in every the midst of all the clicking (you know the normal reaction when trying to skip a cutscene) the story actually jumped way ahead.
Other than that, you just gotta proofread your work. Like Darla with a capital D on the dialogue box and using italic for inner thoughts instead of saying "Darla's inner voice". And you're over-describing scenes. No need to describe "Darla placing her hand on his shoulder trying to convey warmth" when we can see it right on screen. It's redundant, and just more work on your end, ya know.
Story wise- you can suspend your disbelief in regards to modifying the dogs with yada yada science, but "realistically" if reports/complaints were coming in about all the dogs being this super aggressive, this company (and the dogs) would be put down.