There may not be a main story, but there are a good handful of women with unique stories. Plenty of customization options for them too. I get it if it's not your type of game. Not a very useful critique though
kkai
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I'm seeking a bit of a spoiler with regards to Erika's FWB/GF branching. I don't want to screw up her athletic aspirations and I'm curious if the GF route does that. Additionally, so far my (currently only 2 person) harem were both GFs first. I'm curious if one or the other of Erika's choices is a necessity to being added to the harem. Thank you!
agreed
i think packaging to rpa is extra step that should be removed
because it never benefits user
extra work to produce release
extra work to make "modding" possible
but it is not big deal. just silly to me
Having an issue on PC where I lose my save every time I close the game. Any ideas?
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curiouslycruising
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Had this problem. Checked in on Discord. Solution seems to be moving the application to the desktop, and running it from there. This will tell your Mac to create a Save folder automatically, which then should be good no matter where you move the program to.
So Download, unpack from ZIP, move from 'Downloads' to 'Decktop', open and run, save once past the tutorial.
This seems to be working so far for me.
Haven't heard of anyone in Germany with that surname.
The word Friseur or Frisör isn't even a German word, it is actual a french one. It means hairdresser.
The "von" part usually implies that the person is some kind of noble and the part after "von" is in most cases the location.
A town/city or some kind of domain in which the family is or was an active noble.
Naturally there are exceptions to this but a surname "von Frisuer" is by all means unheard of in Germany.
And that's the reason it sounds off.
Feel free to check this list with actual german names. It contains literelly thousands of names and this one isn't even listed here.
Your cousins names are rare.
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we believe it was either changed at entry to be fair. as no indication of finding any family in Germany (actually
alsace-lorraine and Prussia borders,is where most of the people came from that settled in the area) but it did take almost 20 years to find my Husemann surname in Schidesche and Brake Bielefeld area. But thanks for that resource.
Although did find it odd some sites was saying Friseur had German roots the spelling was off for me, having research Anglo Saxon old English roots didn't sound Germanic to me either. didn't really look into it much.
Agree with Von, in names. and largely Royal or upper class, about the same as the French De, the latter because of research on Dolbeae which supposedly traced back to a Knight that fought in the Norman invasion into England Don't know how much of it I truse, but it was interesting reading. DolbereDolbeare supposedly came from De La Bere
although odd it doesn't find my last name, when I have records from the church from 5 generations with the exact spelling
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Pretty darn sure there was a tutorial on how to make a serum. Well, checking it right now, it's not very synergistic looking
To create a serum, you need to create design (it uses 1 time slot), you make it out of different traits you research. You need post-nut clarity to unlock the trait's research, then you need to spend N amount of turns researching that trait to 1.0 mastery to be able to use it in serum design. When you design a serum, you get to name that new serum design.
After spending a time slot designing a serum, you then need to assign research to that designed serum (with the name you chose) under the "research new serum" in assign new research
After you researched that design, you can assign it to production in production lab
There's quirks to that, like researchable bonuses, mastery governing the likelihood of side-effects, assigning percent of production points going to this or that, serum in production, but that's the basics of it
To create a serum, you need to create design (it uses 1 time slot), you make it out of different traits you research. You need post-nut clarity to unlock the trait's research, then you need to spend N amount of turns researching that trait to 1.0 mastery to be able to use it in serum design. When you design a serum, you get to name that new serum design.
After spending a time slot designing a serum, you then need to assign research to that designed serum (with the name you chose) under the "research new serum" in assign new research
After you researched that design, you can assign it to production in production lab
There's quirks to that, like researchable bonuses, mastery governing the likelihood of side-effects, assigning percent of production points going to this or that, serum in production, but that's the basics of it
Ondodoher
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Nevermind, just done it (the anal taboo definitely broken) and indeed I can now have vaginal sex with her.
Thx for your help.
Don't need the 1.0 mastery part. To make a serum, although you will probably get high defects. Much better to find a couple of girls to give a serum to run through the conversation to observe every five conversation encounters will raise mastery by 1
Small script to clear opinions:
Python:
for person in mc.location.people: #iterates over every person in room
person.opinions.clear() #clears general opinions
person.sexy_opinions.clear() #clears sexy opinionsYou can't make a serum (to give to girl) without at least 1.0 mastery of the trait. Then when you have the serum with that trait you can give it to a girl for testing
guess all of mine have had 1.0 at the beginning then. usually finish a trait, make a serum and go find a dump girl never really paid attention if it was 1 or not just that when faults lowerd. never mastered a trait in research.
It's a wording issue...when the trait is the "research new traits" column, you need to unlock the research with the clarity, and then research it until you hit mastery 1, at which point it'll automatically stop research on it and you can use it in a serum.
Once the trait is in the "Master Existing Traits" column, is when it's wasteful to choose those traits to spend research points on, since they are more easily mastered through giving the serums to people or through "Test a serum trait" with your head researcher once that's unlocked.