Finding good F-Protag femdom games that are in English is like uncovering the ruins of Noah's Ark, shit's impossible to find
DiddleKidPlusDiddler
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Monkey brain + copium caused me to go look...
Fool me once, shame on you... fool me twice? I'm fuckin' stupid lol.
Honestly, that text is so ironic now.
Anybody know how to fix this? Happens during Third Ritual quest during the scene where Walter breaks into your room.
Missing image error. Your game is trying to load an image file that doesn't exist on your PC, in this case WIA_1.rpgmvp. Just go to your installation's images folder (Katalist v0.097.6 Windows\www\img\pictures), select one of the existing .rpgmvp images in the folder, copy and paste, then rename the copy to the file name the game is searching for. You'll have to make like 5 or 6 new images but the file names you'll want are:
WIA_1
WIA_2
WIA_3
WIA_4
WIA_5
WIA_6
Alternatively if you trust zip files from strangers on piracy sites I put the ones I have in a folder below that you can just extract to the pictures folder instead of doing the copy paste rename file BS. All 6 files are just copies of WI A 1.rpgmvp so the cutscene looks a bit weird but it should run.
yeah I agree. I do feel a femdom game from a western developer would be a change of pace in a good way for western civilians. Like number 7 said, idk if there are very many that exist…… I would love to help with that, unfortunately the only thing I can do is write. Lots of fantasies in my head, but I know nothing about programming and the brain work behind games. I could just help put scripts together.
its ok these devs dont know anything either
Idk, my drawing isn’t very good either. My animations would look a lot like what Randy marsh from South Park gets when he searches for Brazilian fart porn on the internet simulation at the internet camp if you’ve ever watched that episode… just a bunch of stick figures with air bubbles
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dont worry im sure there r ppl out there who love stick figure fart porn
marioman
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Arin would be so proud he would break out into song!
(also shame this game died, i gave it a second chance only for it to die out like the rest of em)
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Jeff P. "Benzo" Bezos
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Why is it always the RPGMaker games that get stuck in dev hell anyway? It's literally an engine made to streamline the process of creating a game as easy and code-free as possible. Do they all just up and decide in unison to add some custom made plugin to this pile of scrap? Or are there some weird and fucky bugs once your game gets to a certain size that RPGM can't handle anymore? Or is it all just a trap and RPGM just doesn't work on a baseline, so once you've sunken in enough time and effort, you have to actually engage with an engine that simply doesn't work à la fallen cost fallacy? I don't care about what Teary's specific problem with it is/was, but why is this such a constant across the board for games made in this engine? I want heroin.
No, deadass, ToT, Gladia, Katalist, ANLIS, Afterlife, Magical Camp, Succubus Crest, and whatever else won't come to my mind right now. Wtf is this engine's problem? Is RPGM the first proper artificial intelligence and has started to rebel against us? The fuck is this shit. I want heroin.
No, deadass, ToT, Gladia, Katalist, ANLIS, Afterlife, Magical Camp, Succubus Crest, and whatever else won't come to my mind right now. Wtf is this engine's problem? Is RPGM the first proper artificial intelligence and has started to rebel against us? The fuck is this shit. I want heroin.
Arubedoo
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it's not a rule, games like league of domination and reincarnated into submission are made on RPGM and have seen consistent updates since they released.
that said, from a development standpoint, the more freedom you give the player, the more bugs you have to watch out for.
just having the player move around a set of maps creates a lot of unpredictability. even more so if you add a battle system, a semi open world with a day/night system, custom menus, minigames and so on.
I think this creates frustration, which leads to burnout and therefore slow updates or straight up abandonment.
but at the end of the day, these games stand out in the first place specifically because they're not just another visual novel.
xkiel
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i knowed teary is koda's brother, we need a collab of both games and call it "Tower of the Katalist: Eternal Delay"
Thank you for the recommendation. I was looking for new bdsm submission themed games to play.i was starting to get bored with the ones I have downloaded.
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lnppo
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If I had to guess, since most people who use RPGM don't know how to code, they have no idea what is reasonable and feasible (see Teary's idea of having an enemy that could follow and interact with you in every location at any time) and since they don't know what they're doing, the game gets buggier and messier with every new addition (making things more and more difficult the further development proceeds).
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First, as somebody who does know how to code, what he wanted (with the Tormentors) is not even actually that difficult to implement. By default, the engine allows you to create events (the enemies moving towards you are all actually Events as well) that can follow the player. He can also make them intangible to the terrain (so that they can follow the player through solid object, if he so wishes). He simply needs to add that event to each Map he wants the player to be hounded by them. I can implement that shit in less than 10 minutes (provided he already has the interaction On Touching the Player already done of course).
The real problem is Feature-creep and laziness. Teary feature-creeped the game to all hell, adding so many variables that, even know, see actual no use as of yet, and likely never will see use, and this, in turn, made working on the game feel more tedious each time, thus leading to him procrastinating working on it. It became a vicious cycle, that would inevitably lead to more-or-less permanent inactivity.
Even know, if he'd release the update literally years over the deadline, the sheer wait for it would make it underwhelming by default (since the more you delay an update, the more people expect you actually worked on it; if you simply lazed around for 99% of the time, you're essentially fucked).