I have no insecurities about Evelyn because I know the main character can make her happy considering you find out that she was always saving her virginity for the main character.
No the time limit will not end the game. It's a time limit for getting all your powers and stats to their highest level so you can save the Princess by seducing her when she arrives.
I wasn't saying you have insecurities, I was talking about myself. And not just for Evelyn. Thanks for the clarification on what the time limit means. Appreciated.I have no insecurities about Evelyn because I know the main character can make her happy considering you find out that she was always saving her virginity for the main character.
Oh i see. Your own character flaws. I can understand that. You are very welcome about the clarification. I know Belle has yet to decide on the time limit for when the Princess shows up but i am sure it will be announced in the changelog so everyone knows.
Hopefully it is close to at least 3 months (90 days). 60 days would make it pretty hard to reach all the content without knowing exactly what to do and when to do it. It would still be possible (judging from the current content) but I think 90 days would be more in line with the majority of players.
It's not supposed to be easy to get "all" the content (as much as you can get in one playthrough anyway). It's just meant to be possible. This game is designed around the concept of NG+, where getting everything becomes much easier. Someone playing through this game only once will miss content no matter if he's following a walkthrough or not. This is by design, and it is part of the game's story. It will make sense, but I can't tell you why at this point in time. Suffice to say, nobody needs to stress out over the time limit. It won't be a problem in the final game.
Personally, I can't say I have ever been a fan of hard coded time limits, even when it does make sense in the story. You have a hard time balancing what various players want with the others, some want to speed through the main story and ignore side stuff, others like to explore every nook and cranny. Some of this could be alleviated by making the game not end after the ending, so you can still run around and do things after the main story is over. The way a lot of RPGs do it is to have some event/quest be the trigger rather than a hard coded # of days.
Funny that you say that because the inevitable time limit is the part of the game that I am most worried about. Time limits have never gone over well in any game AFAIK. They're always the most hated part of the game and just pushes players to use a walkthrough. You should consider that a large majority of the playerbase will not be considering NG+ and will only use their first playthrough as the experience. And that might skew things a bit.
Isn’t that function pretty much filled by Belle?
Did you spend time eating with your sister twice already?
