- Jul 9, 2017
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Understand the point of view, its just that this makes difficulty with modding the game. Basicly I need user input to fire any script. eg i want the pc to collect rent every week, I can do this in several ways. But until the user does something such as watches a movie etc, the event will never fire. The "waiting" action makes a massive dead zone where nothing can happen. Not sure why you would just sit there doing nothing, but it appears people are, regardless I can work around it.yes, this is by design.
To be honest, I think some people just play too many Renpy and RPGMaker games on here that they just expect the same gameplay and structured story (go there > do this > unlock this H-scene) in every games and struggle with the freedom (I've seen tons of comments on here asking for a walkthrough guide to unlock H-scenes before even downloading the game). I've yet to receive any complaints about not knowing what to do at all from LoversLab users for example (mostly Bethesda games' fans, some Sims fans) , this complaint is pretty much unique to f95. Even we ignore the fact that the game has tutorials, tooltips, FAQ, and recommended actions feature (the latter can reduce the gameplay to pretty much pressing R again and again, not all that more difficult than a Renpy game), there are icons popping up on the map, surely the natural reaction is to try click on them?
On a more constructive note, found bugs etc.
when you give an npc clothing and then equip it, the next npc you try to equip with clothing will also have the stuff given to the first one.(hope thats clear, even sound gibberish too me)
PC seems to be constantly gaining clothing, have to have a wardrobe clearout once a week.
Bedrooms are awsome, but everything white looks blue? how about a light configure in the bedroom designer, rather than scenes.
Bedrooms could be a lot more functional with a small change. If "setBackground()" could be used to call a pre user made bedroom file eg "setBackground(Bedroom47)" I could think of loads of uses