after you ask natasha about the wine, one will be on your desk, the next day, one will be in the room with the green spinning globe, after giving her the 2nd bottle, go to you mom's room at 11 at night and you will see her drunk, after that, they will show up in natasha living area beside the sofa, in her bedroom beside her dresser, and in the bathroom beside you room, only spots i found so far
It also can be in the captains quarters on the bottom of one of the book shelves, in the sisters room on a shelf in the corner and in the med room next to the book case.
just found both of them, 1 in your mom's bathroom beside the sink, 1 in med lab
Thanks for giving me a heads up here, I was worried that clicking too fast would mess stuff up but it seems to be more of an issue then I thought
same for me
That is funny because I had like 3 camera's at one point. Gave it to mom. She gave it back. I gave it to sister and then talked to mom two more times and she kept giving me a camera.
Clicking too fast is a habit I've picked up after playing all these grindy Ren'Py games over the years. I'm curious if there's extra stuff added if I repeat a scene, but aren't interested in watching the same scene over and over. I'm probably not alone in this, so I guess it would have been discovered quickly by someone else ^^ I'll be trying out your game some more tomorrow, and will be sure to inform you of bugs, and how to reproduce when I find them
That would a huge help to me since it's starting to look like these next updates might be more bug fixing than I was hoping
I didn't encounter any of the black screen bugs even though I was spamming through lots of stuff. I did encounter one bug though. After mom gave a handjob in the bedroom while drunk I went back in and clicked on her and my screen looked at the floor and the dialog box came up with all H's in it. At first I though it was an attempt at dialog saying she was passed out snoring but I could not do anything and had to exit to main menu and reload a save. It only happened once though.
I'm happy to help out. Been working as a alpha tester for game developers in the past, and have worked closely with developers of various software for many years, so I am well aware of the struggle. You fix one bug, which somehow breaks something that might even be completely unrelated to what you fixed.
