How to get Callie to accept me cumming inside her? It seems to me as if there is a way to do so because of all the dialogue and the option "pull out" during the threesome with evelyn at night and no "cum inside" or something like that.
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There isn't a way to do it in threesome mode. If you want to make her pregnant, you need to do it when having sex alone with her, not during the threesome (or do it while she's sleeping). She'll scold you for not pulling out, though.
If you go for a solo relationship with her, she will always scold you for not pulling out, with one exception: get the picnic invitation, accept her offer to become a couple, and if you do PIV, she says it's OK to come inside her that one time.
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Complex is a bit of an understatement. The endgame sequence alone tracks several dozen variations depending on what you've accomplished.
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There is a lot more granularity to these choices, from what I remember, than what you've outlined above.
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I apologize if this isn’t a discussion you want to get into, as, though I’ve posted my thoughts on this topic several times before, I’ve never seen you reply to anything of the sort, but I really would like to know: at how many girls do you draw the line for a relationship and why?
I ask this because you chose to include two polyamorous endings in the game (Evelyn and Callie ménage à trois, royal ending)—or a lot more if we include Belle—so I can’t help but wonder, Why is a relationship with two girls (three counting Belle) acceptable, but a harem could never work unless the girls were “mindless sex toys”?
I also read the setting and several characters differently than you seem to:
- In the royal ending in particular, I don’t see why keeping concubines would be a problem. Selena herself mentions concubines during the finale (unless it was removed from the game) and, so long as it’s clear she would be the only legal wife, I don’t see why there would be a “scandal.” I don’t know if there’s any historical precedent for concubinage starting a revolt (though there’s a lot of evidence of concubinage that didn’t start revolts).
- Several of the girls seem to me like they wouldn’t be all that opposed to polyamory. It’s already possible to set up an open relationship with Evelyn and Callie; Lillith has sex with Dickon despite knowing he’s sleeping around; Samarra explicitly states that, whatever you’re strong enough to claim for yourself, goes; and Thorn could easily view the situation as something new to try out. (The two girls who would most likely be incompatible are Primrose and Nellie, though the latter, being incredibly naïve and impressionable, could possibly be convinced by Samarra, for instance.)
- Judging from what happens with Evelyn, who becomes very angry when she first thinks Dickon is two-timing her with Primrose (library blowjob scene), but later can be made to seduce Callie, leading to the aforementioned ménage à trois, Dickon’s mind magic seems capable of “opening the girls up” to sharing, without turning them into “mindless sex toys.”
I'm actually in favor of not having a harem ending. It gets super boring and distills the characters down to cardboard cutouts when in real life polyamory is damn hard to maintain without a LOT of effort and time.
When I made my previous post, I was more so looking to understand the perspective of a creative person whose work I like; I’m not campaigning to have a harem ending added.
Look, I'm going to be short and, unfortunately, somewhat curt in my reply here since I'm currently suffering from burnout that, frankly, isn't particularly compatible with this kind of discussion. It takes effort for me to engage in this kind of thing at the time of writing, hence the late reply.
You imply that I'm "reading" the setting and characters. No, I'm not. I created, wrote, and had them live rent-free in my head for years. I'm not interpreting them. My view of how they act and think is the absolute truth by default. You can accuse them of being poorly written since that is a matter of personal opinion. But to claim, or even imply, that my realization of them is wrong is absurd.
You would have written these characters and part of this story differently. Okay. That's fine by me. It doesn't change how I wrote them and how I decided to leave their stories behind as I moved on to other projects. I'm happy with the current state of Long live the Princess.
So, you are unfortunately correct in that this isn't a discussion that I want to get into. I see no value in it. You are more than welcome to interpret and critique this game and its contents to your heart's content. Heck, if you want to call them the worst-written and most poorly realized characters in adult video gaming, then be my guest. But to say that I don't fully understand my own characters? I suspect you didn't quite think that argument through.
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Belle, your characters are a long way from the worst written and poorly realized. In fact, they are some of the better ones. I may not have liked a couple of them as romantic options, but enjoyed interacting as friends. I am not a fan of forced romance, which I had to do if I wanted to finish the game and I can honestly say they're wasn't a character that pissed me off.
I, for one, appreciated your game, and the work that went into it, to get the characters out of your mind into a game. I played all the endings, with Lilith/Selena/Belle my absolute fav. Thanks again.
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And Belle I'd like to second Milton749 's statement about the quality of LltP. It is, IMHO, the most professionally produced 'Adult game' on F95, or anywhere, that I have had the enjoyment of playing. No game or story will EVER satisfy the general population of players completely. I could go on but, I just want to point out that you are correct in your assessment of the value of this subject of discussion.
In this group of F95 players it is obvious that we have a segment of people emotionally requiring 'poly-amorous' or 'harem' outcomes to their games and therefore, this SUBJECT is repetitive, unending, and impossible to satisfy or conclude. Please ignore any posts regarding this subject as it only 'fans the flames' of those permanently attached to their personal, unfulfilled needs.
Your characters were fully 'fleshed out' believable people who's outcomes were completely consistent within the plot's parameters. Congratulations. Close case.
my observation is that this unsatisfyable longing may be a derivative of we human male's inherent sexual characteristics and our continuing 'war within' that we are forever faced with. We have to face that we will always have a 'hunger' that is a characteristic of our being the far more populous, weaker sex that is, basically, expendable. We 'think' we'll be happy living in a harem of women, all hungry for our attention, (the harem group's ideal of heaven) but it would actually be disastrous for us, as men.
We men must face the painful fact of our essential nature, face the brutal facts of survival and rise to face and challenge life's unknowns that arise and become the hero our own part of the eternal story of life vs death...that is why 'the Hero story' is so basic, it is in essence our story, men's story.
Forgive my rambling, In short, I'm saying, harem lovers are fixated on the wrong 'solution' and badly need to change their focus or they'll never find fulfillment. Let's leave them to their fixation and press on.
Thank you for an enjoyable game. I look forward to your further endeavors.
In this group of F95 players it is obvious that we have a segment of people emotionally requiring 'poly-amorous' or 'harem' outcomes to their games and therefore, this SUBJECT is repetitive, unending, and impossible to satisfy or conclude. Please ignore any posts regarding this subject as it only 'fans the flames' of those permanently attached to their personal, unfulfilled needs.
Your characters were fully 'fleshed out' believable people who's outcomes were completely consistent within the plot's parameters. Congratulations. Close case.
my observation is that this unsatisfyable longing may be a derivative of we human male's inherent sexual characteristics and our continuing 'war within' that we are forever faced with. We have to face that we will always have a 'hunger' that is a characteristic of our being the far more populous, weaker sex that is, basically, expendable. We 'think' we'll be happy living in a harem of women, all hungry for our attention, (the harem group's ideal of heaven) but it would actually be disastrous for us, as men.
We men must face the painful fact of our essential nature, face the brutal facts of survival and rise to face and challenge life's unknowns that arise and become the hero our own part of the eternal story of life vs death...that is why 'the Hero story' is so basic, it is in essence our story, men's story.
Forgive my rambling, In short, I'm saying, harem lovers are fixated on the wrong 'solution' and badly need to change their focus or they'll never find fulfillment. Let's leave them to their fixation and press on.
Thank you for an enjoyable game. I look forward to your further endeavors.
I’m sorry to hear about that, and I hope you get better soon.
I quite literally said in my post that I didn’t think you were wrong for writing any of the characters in the way you did, and so I don’t know why you’re accusing me of this here.
That being said, I believe you too are, in a way, “reading” the characters. Perhaps no one knows them better than you do, but there are people I’ve known for decades for whom, if asked how they would act in a given situation, I couldn’t answer you with 100% certainty; it’s always possible for someone you thought you knew inside and out to surprise you. You can put yourself in another’s shoes—and you can do it very well—but you can never truly be someone else. Therefore, any time you ask the question, “What would person X do in this spot?” the only answer you can get is what you think person X would do, not the “absolute truth” of what person X really would do. As an example of this, actors routinely disagree with writers or directors about how their characters should act. Who holds the “absolute truth” in this scenario? As another example, it’s entirely possible that, in say ten years’ time, you yourself will change your mind (as creatives often do) about how some characters should have acted in Long Live the Princess; in another ten years, you may change your mind again. Which version of the author holds the “absolute truth”?
What the author writes is canon, that much is true, but I think it’s false to say that canon is automatically the correct interpretation of a character or setting. To pick on an easy target, David Benioff and D. B. Weiss were the writers of the Game of Thrones TV series, and yet there are still moments where characters go “out of character” and do things they really shouldn’t, based on their previous characterization. I’m not saying this applies to you, but authors are not immune from getting things wrong about their own stories.
Look, all I wanted was some insight into your creative vision. Like I said, I’m not campaigning for you to include a harem ending, and I didn’t make a list of “arguments” for why you should or not. I wasn’t even criticizing your writing.
All I brought up was a list of things I picked up on which informed my own interpretation of the game, which I was wondering if you would care to discuss; my reasoning being that, if I came out of the game thinking a harem could be possible, while you were adamant it couldn’t (which is why you didn’t include one, despite having polyamory endings), then surely there were grounds for discussion. If you think the characters couldn’t have acted any other way, why is that? If I was wrong about the setting, how come? Is it something you world-built, but which didn’t end up in the final game? Again, this isn’t to say you did anything “wrong”; if anything, you did things so right that I’m interested in learning more about this world and these characters, and discussing different interpretations thereof.
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The first two times you travel to visit the Fairy Queen, a blonde fey woman comes on to you very strongly. Visit her home to the south of the wilderness map, and the next morning you gain the power to dispel the contraceptive spell.
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I can't get it to download. Every time I try either file, I get a download error. Are these hosted anywhere else as well?
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There's problems going on with certain servers. That you can't see or download. I had to search around and ended up with my VPN on a UK server (all the American, Australian were no good). Then I could download them no problem.
If I put them here for you, you'd have the same problem, until you switch to another server.