Lol, sounds like just another opinion. Mine is this ain't shit, the future is probably photorealistic AI that also makes and does everything humans can only a billion times faster, up until it gets combined with quantum computers and gains sentience and then decides humanity is a pest worse than locusts.
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Just realized why you have done this, It's to pad out your game past the 2 hour mark, So that people can't skip trough it quick enough to finish the game in the 2 hour window and do an steam refund.
It all makes sense now.
then where'd the tag go? I mean granted last time I played it MC's only relatives mentioned were his mom and ugly older sister that he didn't even live with so maybe that is why it's not there anymore.
Someone provide save with full gallery unlock please.
kurokocchin
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yo. is there a way to disable this "realistic animation" effect? or is only way to play the game? kinda awkward to jump back and fourth from rendered art to this
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Nice one! Smart way to handle the skip block, and the JAS encoding was spot on.
Nice one! Smart way to handle the skip block, and the JAS encoding was spot on.
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C'est pas bien de vouloir en.cu.ler les gens comme ça surtout avec ta gr.o.s.se bi.te mdrfpr once i like the use of AI in a game, it makes great animation 
You're numerous asking the same. The game changed drastically. Added new characters, scenes, variables. So it's not possible to keep old saves working.
There is a somehow detailed in-game WK
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save file dont work. not from previous version. just save file from this afternoon. but it's not showing in the game.
People complaining about changes to something they paid exactly 0 money for and went out of their way to spend time on is baffling to me.
Still like the game, actually a rework worth playing. Only critique from me would be please fix loading, I either did not figure it out or it does not work.
Still like the game, actually a rework worth playing. Only critique from me would be please fix loading, I either did not figure it out or it does not work.
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Autosaves change all the time once you progress in the game. Specially if choices show up. Maybe it has been replaced.
Firstly, there is no rule, social or otherwise, saying you can't give feedback about something you didn't pay for. Secondly, this game has a Steam version now, so people are paying for it. You are allowed to complain on behalf of other people, even if you yourself remains unaffected. Thirdly, and this is important for anyone who creates stories: When people invest time into your story, they will naturally complain when that time have been wasted. I don't care if it's free; if J.R.R Tolkien released only the first book of LOTR for free, and then kept making small re-releases and padding the runtime instead of making the sequels, I'd be pissed too.
It's actually a good game, perhaps with a skip button, the game could be more digestible, as some people don't care for dialogue. The use of AI isn't a problem for me, as long as it maintains a consistent level of quality without altering the characters' appearance, especially since it speeds up development. Regarding the content, some people apparently don't understand that there will be more episodes like Episode 2, with even more content, in the near future. For a game with this kind of content and an unknown title, it actually did well on Steam.
Now that you're getting more criticism because of the release for everyone, take the biggest critics, because they're the ones who truly represent the majority, because the rest are isolated, and ignore the hate. As a developer, you need to understand that you're subject to all kinds of criticism, whether valid or not. It's difficult, but you need to shield yourself, accept those valid criticisms, and produce the best product. If you can't address an issue, you explain why you left it that way. In any case, the game is good for those interested in this type of content.
Now that you're getting more criticism because of the release for everyone, take the biggest critics, because they're the ones who truly represent the majority, because the rest are isolated, and ignore the hate. As a developer, you need to understand that you're subject to all kinds of criticism, whether valid or not. It's difficult, but you need to shield yourself, accept those valid criticisms, and produce the best product. If you can't address an issue, you explain why you left it that way. In any case, the game is good for those interested in this type of content.
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All I really remember about this game was there was a smoking hot dickgirl (not the main one) in a limo at one point. I was worried for a bit there that everything had completely changed as the intro is all new I think, but then it gets to the old content, though it ended before it caught up to the bit I was thinking of.
I started over as all my saves are gone, but that makes sense with the new start. But given a large chunk of it was going through things I'd played through then it's absurd the dev has actually spent time locking away the skip unread text function. Even if you manually turn it back on it'll instantly flick off... so that was a dick move. Even went so far as to not let you lower the wait time on the auto mode, crazy thing to do. Only seems to get unlocked after some long-ass unskippable credits at the end. I don't even know if it's made a proper save to go into a later chapter/episode as there was no screen warning you of a time to save.
The language isn't that engaging or natural, the AI posters felt obvious and kinda pointless... the videos are, fine I guess, it does add something to the proceedings and they weren't too uncanny valley. I'd imagine in a couple years the technology will be there to make some insane things, it's still a bit off atm though.
So yeah, not sure what to think, I'll check it out if a new part appears in the future but felt like this update didn't really add things of worth so ehh, shame.
I started over as all my saves are gone, but that makes sense with the new start. But given a large chunk of it was going through things I'd played through then it's absurd the dev has actually spent time locking away the skip unread text function. Even if you manually turn it back on it'll instantly flick off... so that was a dick move. Even went so far as to not let you lower the wait time on the auto mode, crazy thing to do. Only seems to get unlocked after some long-ass unskippable credits at the end. I don't even know if it's made a proper save to go into a later chapter/episode as there was no screen warning you of a time to save.
The language isn't that engaging or natural, the AI posters felt obvious and kinda pointless... the videos are, fine I guess, it does add something to the proceedings and they weren't too uncanny valley. I'd imagine in a couple years the technology will be there to make some insane things, it's still a bit off atm though.
So yeah, not sure what to think, I'll check it out if a new part appears in the future but felt like this update didn't really add things of worth so ehh, shame.
It's important to offer constructive feedback rather than feedback that lacks substance or value.
I truly appreciate the tremendous effort Lexie lecoeur has invested in this game. Customizing RPA for JAS is no small task. Even though I managed to reverse-engineer it and observe the significant evolution from the initial release to the current version, it's clear that a lot of hard work went into it. Unfortunately, many people overlook the dedication developers put into their work. If something doesn't meet their expectations, they often respond with negativity instead of understanding or appreciation.
It's human nature to seek instant gratification and feel entitled—even when enjoying something provided for free. Personally, I believe in supporting developers by offering thoughtful, constructive feedback. That kind of encouragement can make a real difference, especially when developers aren't receiving the support they deserve. Motivation thrives on meaningful input, not criticism for the sake of it.
I truly appreciate the tremendous effort Lexie lecoeur has invested in this game. Customizing RPA for JAS is no small task. Even though I managed to reverse-engineer it and observe the significant evolution from the initial release to the current version, it's clear that a lot of hard work went into it. Unfortunately, many people overlook the dedication developers put into their work. If something doesn't meet their expectations, they often respond with negativity instead of understanding or appreciation.
It's human nature to seek instant gratification and feel entitled—even when enjoying something provided for free. Personally, I believe in supporting developers by offering thoughtful, constructive feedback. That kind of encouragement can make a real difference, especially when developers aren't receiving the support they deserve. Motivation thrives on meaningful input, not criticism for the sake of it.