Years.
I'd say it's because the additions don't actually advance the main story much. When I started playing a couple years ago, the game "ended" with the MC being told to go to Elis. Like, the context seems to indicate that this was something the MC was going to do the next day or something.
The NPC you are interacting with needs to be the Dom in the scene, they need to Like or Love the Bondage Applier fetish AND have bondage gear in their inventory.
Drama in regards to...? I haven't played the game in a couple of months.
Looks like Savin doing that "just because I took the commission money doesn't mean I have to honor the commission, in fact I'm gonna delete it because I'm the boss" thing he sometimes does to his player base.
Oh, well, excuse my ignorance then, because from looking at the forums for the past 40 minutes for CoC2, apparently I have missed a lot of controversial content, and the writers' supposedly long standing beef with their fanbase, which is a shame, because the moment I left the game on, I didn't feel particularly upset with the direction of the story.
Half the new content doesnt even work properly. I took a stab at light modding to find the chastity modifier that 'prevents erections during sex' (I tried both, neither work) does not actually prevent erections and realized chastity items have only been functioning properly because of the 'block access' to body part modifier prevents the body part from being used.
Things not working, whether they are unintentionally broken or completely unplayable, is less of a bug and more of a feature with this game. I thought this was obvious, but then again, I have been here for a long while.
*insert joke of them possibly working for the same company who made skyrim*
I always just assumed that chastity devices worked like this in the game. Does the game even track whether or not a given penis is erect?
I seriously doubt that the game tracks that and probably just ASSUMES that dicks are hard from the get go.
Inno must be into hardcore edging and denial.
