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It's in the hidden scene you can access through the menu, but you might have been distracted by sunflowers and tiddies at the time.
And I think more people tried "baby don't hurt me" than didn't.
And I think more people tried "baby don't hurt me" than didn't.
I believe the game is too large for android now. I think people have had success with tools to install the windows version on android (Joiplay?)
well if the Rooster was named Peter maybe but I think it's a Christmas KFC reference, cause that's what Japanese people think of Christmas
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Well, it's hard to say it is hurting the game, since without sites like F95, there would be very few users that would discover the game in the first place, and an even smaller pool to subscribe. Like I said, I would bet that the vast majority of patrons for this game and nearly all others, would never have subscribed in the first place if they hadn't discovered the game here or on similar sites. You can't look at some patrons unsubscribing as a loss since they would never have subscribed in the first place if they hadn't discovered the game here or elsewhere, and many more subscribers stay subscribed month after month. Plus, I am sure LiL gets new subscribers every month, most of which find the game here or similar sites. Selebus is doing very well on Patreon, as you know, which is well deserved. But he would not have the number of suscribers he has by a long shot if it weren't for sites like this that expose many people to his game.
No, it isn't. Selebus has specifically said there are significant drops in new subscribers around leaked updates and significant increases around non-leaked updates. Those decreases automatically hurt the game. The part about F95 was true in the beginning, when there weren't so many people playing, but that isn't true anymore. F95 outlived its usefulness to this game as far as exposure a while ago, before we even hit the 1 year anniversary. It is only really useful as a way to get help or talk about issues that need fixing, and that second one would not be helpful if Selebus hadn't come here to interact directly as we would have had to go to his Patreon or other pages. I'm not talking about patrons leaving, I'm talking about people not becoming patrons as a result of the leaks whereas non-leaked updates see more people becoming patrons.
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The distinction you're missing here is that if the game isn't already leaked by the two week mark, Selebus uploads it here himself. Yes, this site is overall good for him -- but only when there's a reasonable window between the Patreon launch and it appearing here for free to encourage people to sub (or to stay subbed). If it appears here within 2 hours of going live it generates substantially fewer subs for him, and any attempt to argue that as something that's good for him is going to fall flat.
Even a five day wait before leaking would probably end this constant bickering that happens every time there's an update.
Precisely, leaks encourage downloading from here specifically, waiting for the actual developer to give an approved upload encourages supporting them and allows them to provide the patron only period they were meant to provide for patrons. Though I would argue that there is a window for a site like this to be effective and that, once a game becomes established enough, as this one has, usually before the one year mark, that effectiveness ceases and sites like this no longer help.
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Reference to Selebus's first game,There are some png filesI thought all events are webp. Also is there any character named Yuu?
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The girl from Nothing is Beautiful (2nd to top image on itch.io) pops up in one scene during LessonsinLove, during one of the Happy events (albeit very briefly).
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So a very similar situation to Patreon. I wonder if the banks are worried about being involved if some conservative jurisdiction (adult industries are still very much illegal in some countries) decides to try and shut down the online adult industry and considers the financial institutions of aiding and abetting. It's much like how the federally insured banks will not allow their credit cards to be used at marijuana dispensaries. It is legal in my state, but the Feds could still make trouble because it could be considered interstate commerce and under federal jurisdiction.
So many potential connections!
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That's exactly what major financial institutions are worried about. Some busybody finds out that their bank is directly (or indirectly through a partner/subsidiary) profiting off of pornographic material, and all hell breaks loose. The federal government gets involved, and eventually something gets uncovered that is (however loosely) tied to things like child pornography, sex trafficking and whatnot.
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Guys i can't get event "rewrite" i'm boutta lose my mind. I looked at wiki and i did everything still i can't get it. Help.
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There's a provision in the Patriot Act that requires US banks to report any suspicious activity. Because the adult film industry was a common haven for money laundering during the days where porn was primarily distributed through physical media, ALL adult content gets flagged by banks as suspicious.
It got worse after Trump signed FOSTA-SESTA, where now everyone is wary of being wrapped up in a trafficking case.
I'm not sure which laws impacted Onlyfans, which is impacted more by laws governing UK banks, but those two laws make it very difficult for any US-based platform to function.
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Very similar indeed.
Or maybe he actually did do it and she suffers the effects of losing him to a jail sentence, possibly life or death considering the severity of the crime.
You're forgetting Uta is a "country girl" and hasn't been in Kumon-mi long. It is likely her brother also lived outside Kumon-mi.
Uta specifically says he's in jail for attempted murder not murder. He tried to kill someone but didn't succeed. Also it likely happened out in the country and Sana's brother was killed in the city.
Both good points, but what about the following? Sana's brother is actually dead, but attempted in legal terms means Uta's brother didn't succeed and Sana's brother would still be alive if he was the victim of that attempt. Unless, maybe he was the victim of multiple attempts, one of which was by Uta's brother that failed to kill him, the other by an unknown assailant that succeeded. He also could have been in Kumon-mi for some reason without residing there.