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Ok, we both agree that even if she's a LI it isn't NTR. But if it's going to be done by a LI and it can't be avoided, then it's a scene I'm not going to like whether I see it or not, and it's probably going to be a reason for me to leave the game. And that without the need for it to be NTR.
There are many things that I don't like without being NTR, such as the sex scenes where guys who aren't the MC appear, not all of them are NTR but I don't like any of them.
Well in the event of Ma and Gary, Who started the game as husband and wife. I honestly feel its kind hard to show a story of husband and wife if there is no scenes between them. Its an important fact of the story. I havent finished all the content yet, but I progressed far enough to see that their relationship is starting to break down, well on the physical side. the MC is driving the wedge in there. And im assume the goal is to make Ma his.
Just part of the story that is unavoidable if you want to do it properly. Otherwise you just ask for a sideshow or a gallery.
Just part of the story that is unavoidable if you want to do it properly. Otherwise you just ask for a sideshow or a gallery.
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I think it can be done perfectly without sex scenes, other kind of scenes aren't really a problem. And yes, they probably have sex with each other or have had it, but I really don't want to know anything about it, let alone see it.
Thanks for posting this. Unfortunately, this error message doesn't really say anything other than that an error occurred. Can you please provide more context of what happened before it triggered?
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No it's not a beta, it's the way it's released, part 2 will release later down the road.I'm not familiar with the update names of this game. I assumed it's something like a beta version. You answered my question anyway, so thank you
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They tried to load a save from an older version and it didn't work, I've had the error too, I decided to just start over.
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Tutorial - Ren'Py - How to build with Ren'Py SDK
Where it says "myrepack" or "repack" pretend it says the Win/PC version of whatever you game you are doing.
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Hot scenes with mom. I think there will be more (variety).
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Let's take some "booty shorts in the neighborhood" shots from the two games to compare. All the small details in the first image not only take longer to render, but take longer for the artist to compose in the first place. Look at the grass, the bushes, the reflections and the curtains in the windows, the brick façade, and the dappled afternoon sun lighting in the scene as it filters through a tree we don't even see in the image. It's hard to compare facial expression in these two shots, but capturing or conveying the emotions on a face is some of the hardest work artists do. On the whole, the faces in In a Scent are much more expressive than most other AVNs, including the Laura games.
That's to say nothing of the writing differences. I've seen some comments in this thread that helped me realize that readers without strong English skill, and probably exposure to modern American culture, might not be able to appreciate how well written this game is. Even if it's silly, low brow humor, it's very funny, but still manages to swing into deep, thoughtful moments without giving readers whiplash.
It doesn't really make sense to compare the time to create these two games. They are two wholly different types of games.
That's to say nothing of the writing differences. I've seen some comments in this thread that helped me realize that readers without strong English skill, and probably exposure to modern American culture, might not be able to appreciate how well written this game is. Even if it's silly, low brow humor, it's very funny, but still manages to swing into deep, thoughtful moments without giving readers whiplash.
It doesn't really make sense to compare the time to create these two games. They are two wholly different types of games.
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If you compare this two pictures it's a very big mistake, because picture from Laura game is from the start of the game when on that time Dark Anu had weak PC and quality was 360p, now he has two powerful PC and quality increases to 1080p, so to fair compare need to select pictures from latest updates, or even better when Dark will convert soon Chapter 1 RPGM into Ren'Py where quality of renders at the start of the game will not be no longer 360p but 1080p, I believe my message was clear to understand.Right on. Played those. The art is pretty good even, but seriously nowhere near the same attention to detail that you'll find in In a Scent. Let's take some "booty shorts in the neighborhood" shots from the two games to compare. All the small details in the first image not only take longer to render, but take longer for the artist to compose in the first place. Look at the grass, the bushes, the reflections and the curtains in the windows, the brick façade, and the dappled afternoon sun lighting in the scene as it filters through a tree we don't even see in the image. It's hard to compare facial expression in these two shots, but capturing or conveying the emotions on a face is some of the hardest work artists do. On the whole, the faces in In a Scent are much more expressive than most other AVNs, including the Laura games.
That's to say nothing of the writing differences. I've seen some comments in this thread that helped me realize that readers without strong English skill, and probably exposure to modern American culture, might not be able to appreciate how well written this game is. Even if it's silly, low brow humor, it's very funny, but still manages to swing into deep, thoughtful moments without giving reader's whiplash.
It doesn't really make sense to compare the time to create these two games. They are two wholly different types of games.
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Yea, message was clear. You said there was almost no content in the update, and stated that for three months of work, it was nothing. dmgab replied that there's a lot of detail work done in this game and that the quality of the work is high. You reiterated that it's a nothing amount of work, because your friend puts out a lot more images in that period of time.
I'm suggesting that you not compare those two because they aren't in the same universe of quality. If you have an example of higher quality work in either of the Laura games that would refute my position, let's see it.
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For now what Dark make quality is very good, I'm not expert to compare, so again, I will not change my opinion, content is not enough, only if this is part time job and hobby and work time was not three months I am totally OK, more than.
Comparing render count between games as a gauge of content is pretty pointless. It's not comparing apples to apples. It only makes sense to compare render count between updates of the same game.
I once did 50 renders in one day for Personal Trainer but I probably spent the same amount of time on 10 renders back then than I do now on one for In a Scent. It takes me an average of one hour to prepare each render.
The more important question is if this time investment is worth it
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That was embarrassing. I'm sure not even his friend will be happy with this type of comparison.
Anyway.
Anyway.
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This game exceeded my expectations and was thoroughly enjoyable.
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I understand some might not like the humor... but goddamn Domiek cracks me up.