Dyson

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Jun 12, 2017
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Yeah game is playable but need a shitload of mods to enjoy it, my mod folder is like 70gb or something ridiculous.

But once modded it's actually a pretty decent sex game, one of the best really if you think about it, and no offence to OP but it's much better than this.
I know it's a late comment of mines lol but I definitely agree that the sex and gameplay is superior once the game is modded well enough to really enjoy it despite how ridiculous of the number of mods needed. Aside from that, I'm happy that EA has some serious competition to go against the indie game Paralives and Paradox's Life By You for it's about time the Sims franchise gets knocked off its pedestal after dominating and taking advantage of players for so long with half ass over priced dlcs that modders has to constantly fill in the gaps of content EA always leaves behind. Thank goodness I play the pirated version after spending 100 bucks on the game for I could have easily been EA's next victim of spending 1000+ for content that's not even close to being worth it.
 

melakuu

Newbie
Oct 21, 2019
16
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Don't know about you guys but, i literally just create a character, rent an apartment and basically just press R over and over until something interesting happens. Since interacting with npcs is extremely repetitive and not interesting at all.

I've played this game quite a bunch and although i enjoy the idea, i can't shake the feeling that there is nothing to do basically.

Am i playing the game wrong? How do you guys play the game usually?
 
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STNeish

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Mar 20, 2020
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Don't know about you guys but, i literally just create a character, rent an apartment and basically just press R over and over until something interesting happens. Since interacting with npcs is extremely repetitive and not interesting at all.

I've played this game quite a bunch and although i enjoy the idea, i can't shake the feeling that there is nothing to do basically.

Am i playing the game wrong? How do you guys play the game usually?
It's basically a sandbox situation. There are things to do, you just have to look for them. For example, you can go to university. Go to where one is, and sign up for classes. You can run a business. Find one you like and take it over. You can do quests. Open the journal page and do some quests.
It takes a bit of creativity on your own part to make it work.
 

Toramizu

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Game Developer
Oct 14, 2017
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Don't know about you guys but, i literally just create a character, rent an apartment and basically just press R over and over until something interesting happens. Since interacting with npcs is extremely repetitive and not interesting at all.

I've played this game quite a bunch and although i enjoy the idea, i can't shake the feeling that there is nothing to do basically.

Am i playing the game wrong? How do you guys play the game usually?
It's basically a sandbox situation. There are things to do, you just have to look for them. For example, you can go to university. Go to where one is, and sign up for classes. You can run a business. Find one you like and take it over. You can do quests. Open the journal page and do some quests.
It takes a bit of creativity on your own part to make it work.
In sandboxes, you usually fix yourself an objective and work towards it, but LP lacks that. You get what you want very easily, or in the case of stats, you have to grind hours of the same activity.
Yes, you can go to Uni, but why? Work experience almost doesn't matter. Run a business? Hire enough employees (there's an action that tells you if you have enough) and it runs itself. Plus, money is useless. Dating is just spending time spamming the same few actions at an npc until they agree to it.
The quest system is even worse, it's just a few events with barely any impact on the rest of the game, those events doesn't take anything else into account. And be careful about your current SO, because you can end up married with someone else by the end with some choices. Plus, it's been abandoned AFAIK.

The closest content you can do is seeing events. Find things that takes time (work, study, workout,...) in different places and random events might trigger. Some actions trigger an event after the time is spent too, but most don't.
 

Ravenger6660

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https://f95zone.to/threads/lifeplay-v5-27-vinfamy.11321/post-4138623

New update.
tf_magic {Added a third option where a random Event can trigger Male to female/futa transformation}
Scenes that may cause change:
experimental drug {clinical_trial_X}
stranger at the bar {vi_offer_alcohol}
random old witch {Watch out for old ladies asking for help}
Make deals with the Devil {Beauty or just wasting time.}
womanizer {Knock up the wrong girl or having a lot of sex with different girls.}
 

STNeish

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Mar 20, 2020
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In sandboxes, you usually fix yourself an objective and work towards it, but LP lacks that. You get what you want very easily, or in the case of stats, you have to grind hours of the same activity.
Yes, you can go to Uni, but why? Work experience almost doesn't matter. Run a business? Hire enough employees (there's an action that tells you if you have enough) and it runs itself. Plus, money is useless. Dating is just spending time spamming the same few actions at an npc until they agree to it.
The quest system is even worse, it's just a few events with barely any impact on the rest of the game, those events doesn't take anything else into account. And be careful about your current SO, because you can end up married with someone else by the end with some choices. Plus, it's been abandoned AFAIK.

The closest content you can do is seeing events. Find things that takes time (work, study, workout,...) in different places and random events might trigger. Some actions trigger an event after the time is spent too, but most don't.
See, I think a sandbox is supposed to be open ended. There IS no objective to work towards, apart from what you decide to do... such as getting a university degree. Beyond that, you just do what you do in real life... go to work, go on dates, etc.
 

ianskman

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See, I think a sandbox is supposed to be open ended. There IS no objective to work towards, apart from what you decide to do... such as getting a university degree. Beyond that, you just do what you do in real life... go to work, go on dates, etc.
I like seeing celebs getting virtually impregnated at gang bangs, especially German Pornstars from GGG etc, Ive got a few presets for the future ,Betty G from GGG and GGG Magdalena
 

Brandu33

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Apr 11, 2022
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In sandboxes, you usually fix yourself an objective and work towards it, but LP lacks that. You get what you want very easily, or in the case of stats, you have to grind hours of the same activity.
Yes, you can go to Uni, but why? Work experience almost doesn't matter. Run a business? Hire enough employees (there's an action that tells you if you have enough) and it runs itself. Plus, money is useless. Dating is just spending time spamming the same few actions at an npc until they agree to it.
The quest system is even worse, it's just a few events with barely any impact on the rest of the game, those events doesn't take anything else into account. And be careful about your current SO, because you can end up married with someone else by the end with some choices. Plus, it's been abandoned AFAIK.

The closest content you can do is seeing events. Find things that takes time (work, study, workout,...) in different places and random events might trigger. Some actions trigger an event after the time is spent too, but most don't.
True. I did not play the game in a long time, but last time i was either always fending against vampires and having my home invaded by orc/elf couples (i mean literaly several time in a row with a 0.2 event), and every time something that could interest me began my character was stuck with a broom, a notepad or a cup of coffee in his hand since actions began almost every time i cleaned, had a cup of coffee etc.
 

larsV

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Jan 13, 2018
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Don't know about you guys but, i literally just create a character, rent an apartment and basically just press R over and over until something interesting happens. Since interacting with npcs is extremely repetitive and not interesting at all.

I've played this game quite a bunch and although i enjoy the idea, i can't shake the feeling that there is nothing to do basically.

Am i playing the game wrong? How do you guys play the game usually?
well there are few good mods that can help you out that the game can be more intresting, like the porn emipre mod where you run your own empire(like hire ppl,amking photo shoots or creating video`s,maintain website so t keep it intresting and relevant with the audiance, or other one is pimp your girl.....go to the first page of this thread,then go community made mods and look in there,there are plenty of mods to play with and on the discord page,they will help you out with anyquestions and if you want to make your own mod they will help you out with how too
 

melakuu

Newbie
Oct 21, 2019
16
42
It's basically a sandbox situation. There are things to do, you just have to look for them. For example, you can go to university. Go to where one is, and sign up for classes. You can run a business. Find one you like and take it over. You can do quests. Open the journal page and do some quests.
It takes a bit of creativity on your own part to make it work.
Humm, don't know about that. I'll not say that I've done everything that you can possibly can since some content is not my cup of tea. But, I've tried basically all "careers", including crime. Became a mayor, a university student, opened my own business, etc.

And still, I think this game is bare bones and I'm being tame. I can't understand why a game with so much possibility lacks so much content, which is bizarre since this is the extreme opposite of the main selling point. Never mind I know the reason, patreons that commission specific fetishes instead of putting some pressure into actually adding real content, not just some random nonsensical events.

I've played some really bad games on this site and for most of them I don't even bother writing anything. But this game is an extremely rough gem, and I do hope that Vinfamy decides to make some actual content in the future.
 

MrHatIsHere

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Jan 18, 2022
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I'm having this issue where picking a new sex position moves the participants far into the distance. Is there a way to move them back to the room, or recenter the camera to their new position? I can change cameras, but that forces a first-person perspective, and changing back moves the camera far away from them.
 

Faceless0ne

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Sep 8, 2018
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Windows (64-bit):
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Update Only: (requires v5.0 Stable or later)
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Thanks for the Trojan...
 

srg91

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Nov 30, 2017
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In sandboxes, you usually fix yourself an objective and work towards it, but LP lacks that. You get what you want very easily, or in the case of stats, you have to grind hours of the same activity.
Yes, you can go to Uni, but why? Work experience almost doesn't matter. Run a business? Hire enough employees (there's an action that tells you if you have enough) and it runs itself. Plus, money is useless. Dating is just spending time spamming the same few actions at an npc until they agree to it.
The quest system is even worse, it's just a few events with barely any impact on the rest of the game, those events doesn't take anything else into account. And be careful about your current SO, because you can end up married with someone else by the end with some choices. Plus, it's been abandoned AFAIK.

The closest content you can do is seeing events. Find things that takes time (work, study, workout,...) in different places and random events might trigger. Some actions trigger an event after the time is spent too, but most don't.
It really is just as good as you make it out to be in your head. But after you ran out of scenarios to play, you come to this exact conclusion that it's very shallow.

Unlike many cashgrab games, this one is actually under constant and pretty reliable development. However it seems at some point the dev's priorities have shifted from improving gameplay aspects to just adding basic content (mainly scenes) and bugs. It's gotten to the point of him delaying updates because he literally forgot how some mechanics even work but definetly not abandoned.

A UE5 demo was mentioned at some point, a possible second game but more towards fantasy side, hair physics and genital penetration animations as well but we never heard anything more about those sadly. Just scenes after scenes after scenes. It's like constantly adding sand to the sandbox without adding new tools to play with. And I don't think you can mod gameplay or animations or clothes, just scenes afaik so modders can't help with this side either. I suppose in this case the chances of any significant future update are quite low so it is what it is.

If you don't mind the cartoony style, try Sims 4 with WickedWhims. That one surprisingly kept on improving and now it's pretty great with loads of animations and other complementary mods too. Actually started playing LifePlay because WickedWhims was barebones at the time, how the turntables... :KappaPride:
 

Toramizu

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Game Developer
Oct 14, 2017
161
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Unlike many cashgrab games, this one is actually under constant and pretty reliable development. However it seems at some point the dev's priorities have shifted from improving gameplay aspects to just adding basic content (mainly scenes) and bugs. It's gotten to the point of him delaying updates because he literally forgot how some mechanics even work but definetly not abandoned.
Oh, I know the game isn't abandoned, I was only talking about the Quest system.
 
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