Java Lilith's Throne [v0.4.10.7 Hotfix] [Innoxia]
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No just keep things simple. We just need to see what you see on your computer's screen.
Example, for a screen cap I usually just hit the "Print Screen|Sys Rq" on my keyboard, and then "Paste" that into whatever program you use to view/edit basic pictures (I happen to use Irfanview); crop off anything in the pic that is outside the game screen, and save it as .gif or .jpg or a .png file. I'm quite sure you don't need any special software or skills.
This is what I just got, now:
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The 2 pics we need happen ...
1) immediately after you save the game (then click your "Print Screen|Sys Rq" key and create this picture file); and
2) immediately when you realise that the save didn't work (click your "Print Screen|Sys Rq" key and create another picture file).
Just ask if you need more info!
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It happens once again.
No, the glitch affects manual saving too. I've already did that, but It doesn't do a thing about my problem at all.....
I don't see anything out of the ordinary here. Are you still able to walk around normally? Can you fast travel? Can you interact with objects you'd be able to interact within the rooms?
Also, the problem you're having is being unable to save at all, right?
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Feel free to hop on the discord if you run into more specific questions with that.
How can you tell that the game did not save or that the save did not work?
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Hehe, if only I could invest the time. TBH the 3.9.4 changelog was respectable, so I don't want to pile on with complaints. Although, I did notice a couple deterrents. Build time can be way too long, and unit tests were lacking.
(to give credit, there are good things too, like well-named methods, good uses of enums, etc.)
Strangely enough, someone mentioned I should check out LT a while back, and I probably confused it with something else and assumed I didn't care for it. I actually like it much more than any of the other text games.
I love most of this game 
, but I don't think I will ever do the Dominion Express Quest Again ._.
, but I don't think I will ever do the Dominion Express Quest Again ._.It's a very ... niche set of fetishes, isn't it?I love most of this game
What style? Text-based? RPG? Character creation? Fantasy? Transformation? Very difficult to provide you with an answer when your question is that vague.
At any rate, at the top of the page, you'll find a bunch of tags. Click one that looks interesting to you. Look around the site.
EDIT: If what you are after is a text-based game with a wide selection of fetishes, have a look at Hard Times in Hornstown. Lot less customisable, but a lot more story.
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Never heard of this quest, how do you start it? I don't want to be spoiled on how bad it is lmao.I love most of this game
By doing Helena's quest, which you unlock by progressing through the story.
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If you mean the overall style, it's heavily inspired by Corruption of Champions and Trials in Tainted Space (though getting [back] into those can be ... difficult after being thoroughly spoiled by LT)
I'm not bothered by any of the fetishes, it's mostly how the whole quest is written that makes me never want to do the quest again ._. (way to over the top with you're a slave basically) (Also you HAVE to be a FUTA to even do the quest, they will force transform you)
Slaves seem much more "Alive" then Non-Slaves
Slaves Depending on permissions/jobs
1.Be encountered in the halls
2.Can "Rape" you either in the halls or your own room XD
3.Doesn't just Sit in their room All day(Depending on permisions)
4.Be an Alarm Clock/Sleep with you up to 4 (Wholesome is best type)
5.Actually make money for you (Milking is the best way in my opinion)(Also you can use the milking room yourself)
6.Make Decent companions (Which works mostly fine on common enemies)
7.You can order custom slaves once you finish Helena's quest (Which is worth it)
(Also Scarlett is totally the best "Date-able" Character, Her apartment scene is the cutest >w<)
Friendly/Family occupants
1.Stay in their room all day unless they have a job
2.Can be added to the Dominion map with the move out option where they still do nothing(Except become rest points)
that's about it o-o
Slaves Depending on permissions/jobs
1.Be encountered in the halls
2.Can "Rape" you either in the halls or your own room XD
3.Doesn't just Sit in their room All day(Depending on permisions)
4.Be an Alarm Clock/Sleep with you up to 4 (Wholesome is best type
)5.Actually make money for you (Milking is the best way in my opinion)(Also you can use the milking room yourself)
6.Make Decent companions (Which works mostly fine on common enemies)
7.You can order custom slaves once you finish Helena's quest (Which is worth it
)(Also Scarlett is totally the best "Date-able" Character, Her apartment scene is the cutest >w<)
Friendly/Family occupants
1.Stay in their room all day unless they have a job
2.Can be added to the Dominion map with the move out option where they still do nothing(Except become rest points)
that's about it o-o
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Agreed; the only thing that friendlies do better than slaves is how the progression of their affection for the player feels slightly less contrived.
If you can look past that, slaves have so much more depth to them; you can definitely see how much effort was put into the slave system (while many of these features aren't available to other types of followers since they're "free-willed").
Friendlies start out "sheepishly apologetic", so even if you rush their affection stat up, it doesn't feel jarring.
You gradually (or not-so-gradually) get to know them better, offer them a way out of the back alleys, help them get their life together, and so on. This way, it feels "natural" (very loosely speaking) that they eventually grow to adore you.
On the other hand, a captured slave starts out absolutely loathing you, but you can still efficiently raise their affection stat, which leads to them having a rapid change of mindset towards the player. It's so quick and unnatural that it feels like brainwashing.
If you aren't careful, you might even miss seeing some of the affection-based dialogue variations, because their affection shot past multiple thresholds while you were doing your own thing elsewhere.
If you can look past that, slaves have so much more depth to them; you can definitely see how much effort was put into the slave system (while many of these features aren't available to other types of followers since they're "free-willed").
Friendlies start out "sheepishly apologetic", so even if you rush their affection stat up, it doesn't feel jarring.
You gradually (or not-so-gradually) get to know them better, offer them a way out of the back alleys, help them get their life together, and so on. This way, it feels "natural" (very loosely speaking) that they eventually grow to adore you.
On the other hand, a captured slave starts out absolutely loathing you, but you can still efficiently raise their affection stat, which leads to them having a rapid change of mindset towards the player. It's so quick and unnatural that it feels like brainwashing.
If you aren't careful, you might even miss seeing some of the affection-based dialogue variations, because their affection shot past multiple thresholds while you were doing your own thing elsewhere.