i agree,yesterday i began to play this game and im amazed by the storyline,over the past weeks i tend to play modern VN games.but this is absolutely different and exciting as well.i cant help but to laugh by the script,it is funny and erotic.the storyline is good,MC's sister is hot,i tend to molest her in sleep,seeing her ass everynight is erotic since i fond of ass/anal fetish.Youre game is very good mam/sir
Thank for the information. The story leading to the dark history and past event. I will be waiting for the next update to come. Also about other question, New Game + feature is hint that this game to lead a multi-ending VN game scenario? It will be fun play again and again when it is. Also maybe later on in the update, add sound effect of characters those H-scene.
You need to go back to Crone and she want 30 coin.
You need to go back to Primrose.
Samarra training will be at morning.
The final version will have a (generous) time limit, but you don't have to worry about that right now. I will invalidate old saves before we reach that point anyway, so your current game will never risk accidentally going past the limit.
Explained by the story if you read what she actually says (and writes) to you.
Belle tells you almost outright what you need to do when you find them. That's about as big of a clue as you can get.
There's a tutorial that walks you through using the map to visit the Crone in the tutorial. You missed the tutorial for this because the map system was added after you started your first save.
When the MC walks outside his house, to the middle of town, with all the Belgian chatter... the map should be accessible. That ONE thing would end all map grief. What is the design decision to NOT make it available at that location?
Ya know, that might be what some might consider an opportunity, to address the lack of replayable sexy-times. At the minimum a gallery to revisit the good stuff, without having to play through...
Like I've explained before, there's going to be a town map accessible from that location. The wilderness map requires going into the wilderness first.
Because I need some control over when and where it is used. Because I don't want to clutter the UI with two maps. Because I want some way to control events that may happen before traveling somewhere. Because it's what fantasy games with both town maps and wilderness maps typically do. Because I can't think of any good reason why I shouldn't split it like this. Because... you know what, let's turn this around? Why the heck should I have the wilderness map available smack in the middle of town when having it there wouldn't reduce the amount of mouse clicks needed to travel anyway? You seem to have a very strong opinion about this, but you have failed to provide even a single reason why.
Because when a player WANTS to go, it always a good idea to let them, with a minimum of clicks. Good UI. vs. not. Many map complaints vs. not. Being a dick vs. not. Are there steps between town and wilderness? Sure, OK, does the player want to walk them every time? No, probably not, unless there is some tasty content along the way.
Nah. I don't really care. This game jumped the shark, for me, a while ago. Just throwing a suggestion out there. Take it, or leave it. I won't mind.
I think you might do a better job of getting your point across by not being so confrontational about it. As it is, you're just being annoying. Also, I already told you that making the map available in the middle of town won't reduce the number of clicks needed.
Yeah, it was the best I had available at this time. I'm not much of a 2D artist, so I have to rely on licensed material. I'll get a better map icon at some point in the future, I promise. It's a scroll case actually, but it's not like most of us have any personal experience with that kind of object to recognize it with.
Sorry about that. It's kind of may nature. I too, am a bit of a dick. Well that's not accurate. I'm a complete asshole. But as a professional software test engineer, that attitude has served me pretty well, when dealing with crappy OS and application developers. Not that you are a crappy dev by any means. LLtP is far better than most games, code-wise. Solid. Bug-free. Content and game-play, tho' I will bitch about if it's not to my liking. On a pirate site. Where others may be willing to evaluate my criticism as useful, or crap.
Well, that's okay. I apparently misjudged you if you're capable of that kind of self-reflection, so I apologize. Let me give you a more detailed explanation of why the system has to be the way it is right now:
