Ren'Py Completed Long Live the Princess [v1.0.1] [Belle]

[glaurung]

has any one tried the cheat mod? some options are not visible as i also used day by day guide.

like
>Read up on the symbol …
and
>writing room >try make sense..
options are gone.

edit: spacing.

I hate to break this to you, but if you use the cheat mod, then the things the mod changes are going to be changed from the walkthrough. For instance, the cheat mod gives you all spells, which means the opportunities to learn spells in the writing room will not appear.

 

[glaurung]

One question, since I'm new, when we have to look for clues to free Primrose and we only look for the clues that we have in the library, do we have to look for more clues or are they just those and her imprisonment is inevitable until we learn the advanced spell to discover the truth?

It is possible to keep her out of prison. You need four clues to reveal her guilty secret.

1. Investigating the library all three ways gets you three clues.
2. The clue about doors and windows is incomplete until you ask Primrose about it.
3. Go to Samarra in her tent, there's a "present a clue" option. Do that with the three clues, and she will give you the final clue.

 

[Hectorinn]

Ya investigué las 3 pistas pero las pistas descubiertas no aparecen en la ventana de la sección de pistas encontradas.

Con Samarra le hablé del veneno y me dio otra pista (que no lo olió y solo se lo bebió, si es eso entonces ya lo tengo).

Con Primrose no puedo hablar de las ventanas, sólo me sale lo de los libros.

Con el hechizo para descubrir secretos (quién es el culpable, pero es un hechizo avanzado).

 

[glaurung]

Ya investigué las 3 pistas pero las pistas descubiertas no aparecen en la ventana de la sección de pistas encontradas.

Con Samarra le hablé del veneno y me dio otra pista (que no lo olió y solo se lo bebió, si es eso entonces ya lo tengo).

Con Primrose no puedo hablar de las ventanas, sólo me sale lo de los libros.

Con el hechizo para descubrir secretos (quién es el culpable, pero es un hechizo avanzado).

If you have gotten the extra clue from Samarra already, then you have everything you need.
You need to have trained with the crone twice in order to reveal large secrets, that is a prerequisite for doing any of this.

The clue interface has more than one page, if you aren't seeing the ones you need, try the next/previous page of clues. All the ones for Primrose's large secret will appear next to each other on the same page. At least some of the clues vanish once you've revealed her secret.

Once you have the clue Samarra gives you, all you need to do is visit Primrose and cast invade mind. Pay attention to the dialog, it will give you pretty clear hints about which of the 4 clues you need to present when.

Once you have revealed her secret and have ended the spell, Primrose shows you a secret room in the library and you get a clue for revealing Samarra's large secret - which is what you need to do to keep Primrose out of jail. The rest of the clues you need for that involve searching behind the library, and asking the crone about what you find there - but you cannot do any of that until after you've revealed primrose's secret.

 

[Clamor0]

Can someone please help me with Evelyn large secret? I followed the walkthrough up to day 24 but I seem to have missed the "Order of Thrones" clue, how am I supposed to obtain it?

 

[glaurung]

Can someone please help me with Evelyn large secret? I followed the walkthrough up to day 24 but I seem to have missed the "Order of Thrones" clue, how am I supposed to obtain it?

Remember that this game is very research-oriented. When it doubt, go to the library and see if there's a book you can read about the thing, or if talking to Primrose about the thing is an option.

Specifically, for this secret, there are three steps to getting the clues you need:
1. Successfully follow her at night, learn about the existence of the basement (requires agility 3, I think).
2. Search the basement, find the symbol.
3. Read up on the symbol in the library.

 

[Clamor0]

3. Read up on the symbol in the library.

Yes! this was exactly what I missed, thank you!

 

[Papallymo]

I dont like the time pressure of "the princess is coming, the princess is coming", but this is a really good game, funny, good story telling, a bit pervie

 

[glaurung]

I dont like the time pressure of "the princess is coming, the princess is coming", but this is a really good game, funny, good story telling, a bit pervie

So choose the "without time limit" option at the beginning, and enjoy.

 

[Papallymo]

well, I lost, but you can NG+

 

[jahall]

I dont like the time pressure of "the princess is coming, the princess is coming", but this is a really good game, funny, good story telling, a bit pervie

And the artwork is gorgeous too, especially of Nell and Primrose.

 

[Belle]

And the artwork is gorgeous too, especially of Nell and Primrose.

The two characters I had the most problems posing. I get PTSD just thinking about it.

 

[Belle]

I'm not going to report any mods or ports as long as they don't take credit for my work. If people want to cheat in the game, I won't try to stop them. Just make sure to run virus scans after downloading unofficial versions, for I can't guarantee that they're safe since I'm not involved.

And to everyone who downloads and enjoys the above version, I'd still appreciate your support over at Patreon or SubscribeStar if you like it. My next game, Supermodel: Defenders of Desire, is almost ready for its first release now.

 

[RobLocksley]

Great game! Glad there's walkthrough, as I'm not always good with games, but visual novels are good too. I'm not into the idea of incest, but as for less socially acceptable things, glad it's similar to harem games in that there are many concurrent love interests, and that you can use a gallery unlocker to get scenes if you want to skip certain story parts. I hope any new games will be science fiction & fantasy, including any set in modern age.

 

[Belle]

I hope any new games will be science fiction & fantasy, including any set in modern age.

Sounds like you're going to like Supermodel, then.

 

[Penitensary]

Sounds like you're going to like Supermodel, then.

If the story's at LLtP's level, i'm sure that will be true for most

 

[Belle]

If the story's at LLtP's level, i'm sure that will be true for most

Because of changes to how the story is presented and told in Supermodel, I believe its storytelling will be miles above LLtP. I set myself severe restrictions in LLtP that held me back from doing everything I wanted. In particular, it had forced 1st person perspective at all times, only ever broken during the flashback sequence with Selena and Lilith. Pay attention to that scene, because it is a small taste of how I've approached things in Supermodel.

LLtP also had a lack of a true narrator, which meant that any text you read was either something someone said or a direct inner thought by the MC. You have no idea how limiting this was. In Supermodel, the storytelling jumps from 1st person to 3rd person depending on which character the current chapter focuses on, and there is always a narrator who can describe things in a more novel-like way that does a LOT to make the world feel more real.

Finally, Supermodel has a more mature plot with a lot of serious themes going on. LLtP flirts with this concept from time to time, but Supermodel embraces it. This should hopefully also make the story feel stronger.

 

[Penitensary]

Because of changes to how the story is presented and told in Supermodel, I believe its storytelling will be miles above LLtP. I set myself severe restrictions in LLtP that held me back from doing everything I wanted. In particular, it had forced 1st person perspective at all times, only ever broken during the flashback sequence with Selena and Lilith. Pay attention to that scene, because it is a small taste of how I've approached things in Supermodel.

LLtP also had a lack of a true narrator, which meant that any text you read was either something someone said or a direct inner thought by the MC. You have no idea how limiting this was. In Supermodel, the storytelling jumps from 1st person to 3rd person depending on which character the current chapter focuses on, and there is always a narrator who can describe things in a more novel-like way that does a LOT to make the world feel more real.

Finally, Supermodel has a more mature plot with a lot of serious themes going on. LLtP flirts with this concept from time to time, but Supermodel embraces it. This should hopefully also make the story feel stronger.

Definitely sounds like something to look forward to then.

Only point of concern would be the storytelling switching between 1st and 3rd person as the accompanying change in writing style could break immersion transitioning between chapters. But i'd have to see it in action to get an impression of how it's handled anyway.

 

[Belle]

Definitely sounds like something to look forward to then.

Only point of concern would be the storytelling switching between 1st and 3rd person as the accompanying change in writing style could break immersion transitioning between chapters. But i'd have to see it in action to get an impression of how it's handled anyway.

The writing style is exactly the same between the two perspectives. The purpose is more thematical than anything else since you still get inner thoughts (sometimes) for the central third-person POV in that chapter.

It's basically just the difference between: "I reach for my phone," and: "She reaches for her phone." But it's effective.

 

[Penitensary]

The writing style is exactly the same between the two perspectives. The purpose is more thematical than anything else since you still get inner thoughts (sometimes) for the central third-person POV in that chapter.

It's basically just the difference between: "I reach for my phone," and: "She reaches for her phone." But it's effective.

Yeah, it's what i meant. Some people like 1st person, some people like 3rd person. It's not like the story would fundamentally change switching from one POV to the other, it's just something i'd make a mental note about seeing in action before forming an opinion on it myself.