Seriously? Wandering around a city with no interaction with anything and anyone for you is "plenty of stuff to walk around and find"? Did you ever play serious RPG games like Baldur's Gate or the Witcher? Probably not. Many of the games that make use of RPGM are just Visual novels with a lot of useless grind.There's plenty of stuff to walk around and find in this game that makes use of the rpgm engine. This would all be lost and turned into a fap-clicker in renpy.
So you just play games like Lilly and don't fap.... Oooooooook!I am not a ren'py fan either but tbh. rpgm is for people that like to play games and ren'py for people that wanna play with 1 hand cuz the other is busy
I have all three witcher games + ALL of the DLC, fucking AMAZING series.Seriously? Wandering around a city with no interaction with anything and anyone for you is "plenty of stuff to walk around and find"? Did you ever play serious RPG games like Baldur's Gate or the Witcher? Probably not. Many of the games that make use of RPGM are just Visual novels with a lot of useless grind.
Ok, fine. and you still define Lilly a RPG and not a Visual Novel... Just to make sure we are on the same page: Valiant Warrior Astrid and Alansya Chronicles - Fleeting Iris make a fair use of RPGM, Legend of Queen Opala is a good example. Lilly (like Anna - Exciting Affection also) doesn't have a world "dense" enough to justify the use of RPGM. When you move the MC around, most of the time you just run from point A to point B, there are no "random" or repeatable events scattered through the world, there are no puzzles, no interaction with NPCs that are not part of a main events. Lilly and Anna could just be designed like LOP games. BUT I'm not saying that Anna and Lilly are bad games. On the contrary, They are really good games but probably they could be better using a different game engine, who knows?I have all three witcher games + ALL of the DLC, fucking AMAZING series.
I like the simple interactions and the 'moving from point A to point B'. It makes things feel more 'real' to me. Plus there are things that you have to go and find.Ok, fine. and you still define Lilly a RPG and not a Visual Novel... Just to make sure we are on the same page: Valiant Warrior Astrid and Alansya Chronicles - Fleeting Iris make a fair use of RPGM, Legend of Queen Opala is a good example. Lilly (like Anna - Exciting Affection also) doesn't have a world "dense" enough to justify the use of RPGM. When you move the MC around, most of the time you just run from point A to point B, there are no "random" or repeatable events scattered through the world, there are no puzzles, no interaction with NPCs that are not part of a main events. Lilly and Anna could just be designed like LOP games. BUT I'm not saying that Anna and Lilly are bad games. On the contrary, They are really good games but probably they could be better using a different game engine, who knows?
de gustibus non disputandum estI like the simple interactions and the 'moving from point A to point B'. It makes things feel more 'real' to me. Plus there are things that you have to go and find.
I understand your POV but I personally prefer RPGM. I think the moving around on the map is good for "pacing". Makes scenes more meaningful. Would lose little things like working in the diner, taking the subway, husband looking for lily, delivering flyers.Ok, fine. and you still define Lilly a RPG and not a Visual Novel... Just to make sure we are on the same page: Valiant Warrior Astrid and Alansya Chronicles - Fleeting Iris make a fair use of RPGM, Legend of Queen Opala is a good example. Lilly (like Anna - Exciting Affection also) doesn't have a world "dense" enough to justify the use of RPGM. When you move the MC around, most of the time you just run from point A to point B, there are no "random" or repeatable events scattered through the world, there are no puzzles, no interaction with NPCs that are not part of a main events. Lilly and Anna could just be designed like LOP games. BUT I'm not saying that Anna and Lilly are bad games. On the contrary, They are really good games but probably they could be better using a different game engine, who knows?
You can find him inside the Hospital. 1st floorHi guys, I'm stuck on the first saturday morning, after Stepfather 1st morning event. Where is the goddam gyneco? =(
There is an answer 2 pages back, post 4711....Excuse me. How am i suppose to play the game (android) and not be able to load a saved game? Any tips?
Oh thank u very much dude. I did it. You're a lifesaver.There is an answer 2 pages back, post 4711....