Lord Soth

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I was blown away with the overall quality and content of LLTP. Seriously head and shoulders above most of the VN`s on here. Yeah those just wanting their rocks off, might not want to put the work in. Those of us who love story content, choices with consequences, and even just the beautiful renders, can`t help but feel awed by this masterpiece. AAA quality.
 

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I was blown away with the overall quality and content of LLTP. Seriously head and shoulders above most of the VN`s on here. Yeah those just wanting their rocks off, might not want to put the work in. Those of us who love story content, choices with consequences, and even just the beautiful renders, can`t help but feel awed by this masterpiece. AAA quality.
Totally agree. It is curious that the developers of games with this type of genre (fantastic, medieval) are precisely the best games they are doing in terms of storyline quality, game system and choices.
 

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Totally agree. It is curious that the developers of games with this type of genre (fantastic, medieval) are precisely the best games they are doing in terms of storyline quality, game system and choices.
easier to setup than games set on modern time since no need make big cities or immersion of big population and many places (cafes, theaters, etc) and a lot other things and more freedom for characters.
 

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Totally agree. It is curious that the developers of games with this type of genre (fantastic, medieval) are precisely the best games they are doing in terms of storyline quality, game system and choices.
Absolutely. I love RPG`s probably the most of all the genres. LLTP and Void Calling are for me, a real breath of fresh air in the VN world. Feels like much more content and depth to the overall game. I want badly to find out what happens if I choose A or B in the storyline. Not just, bang `em and rinse, repeat.
Prime example was the
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For me, LLTP and Void Calling are my top 2 VN`s and it`s precisely the fantasy setting, story content and characters that have placed them there :)
 

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Absolutely. I love RPG`s probably the most of all the genres. LLTP and Void Calling are for me, a real breath of fresh air in the VN world. Feels like much more content and depth to the overall game. I want badly to find out what happens if I choose A or B in the storyline. Not just, bang `em and rinse, repeat.
Prime example was the
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For me, LLTP and Void Calling are my top 2 VN`s and it`s precisely the fantasy setting, story content and characters that have placed them there :)
U should try the game in my signatures link, is another fantastic genre game, ataegina, it doesnt have too many content as LLTP but for me is sooooo good srsly, and the dev is also constant and comunicative as Belle so he deserves a few more love haha :p
 
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U should try the game in my signatures link, is another fantastic genre game, ataegina, it doesnt have too many content as LLTP but for me is sooooo good srsly, and the dev is also constant and comunicative as Belle so he deserves a few more love haha :p

Oh wow! how did I miss this one? Looks seriously up my alley! dloading now and looking forward to trying it.
Good call (y)
 
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easier to setup than games set on modern time since no need make big cities or immersion of big population and many places (cafes, theaters, etc) and a lot other things and more freedom for characters.
Well, it doesn't have to be that way. Although you base your game on the contemporary or future age, you do not have to include many elements or population for the game to have quality, there are examples of non-fantastic games that have solved it very well and without including so many things, it is based more on that the developer is clear about the idea of the universe he is creating, and less about putting unnecessary things. Belle shows that she is a developer who has worked a lot in the world of LLTP and hence the quality of it.
 
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Well, it doesn't have to be that way. Although you base your game on the contemporary or future age, you do not have to include many elements or population for the game to have quality, there are examples of non-fantastic games that have solved it very well and without including so many things, it is based more on that the developer is clear about the idea of the universe he is creating, and less about putting unnecessary things. Belle shows that she is a developer who has worked a lot in the world of LLTP and hence the quality of it.
It's more about the side effects that add to the universe of the lore... medievil fantasy setting has magic, futuristic settings have supernatural technology that expand on the normal human capabilities... but real time settings tend to be boring as they are far to strongly tied to a persons every day live... it takes A LOT of skill to write upon a compelling story in that setting without makeing the people feel like they play "The Sims".
The surprising part is that Belle did not follow suit with useing overhelming magic and sword skills to write up the sory of a chosen one slaying the demon king, but rather an avarage city dwelling Joe becomeing involved with a power struggle so much bigger than him... yet he is not faceing his foes on any battle field, but uses smarts and a little wicked mind
 

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It's more about the side effects that add to the universe of the lore... medievil fantasy setting has magic, futuristic settings have supernatural technology that expand on the normal human capabilities... but real time settings tend to be boring as they are far to strongly tied to a persons every day live... it takes A LOT of skill to write upon a compelling story in that setting without makeing the people feel like they play "The Sims".
The surprising part is that Belle did not follow suit with useing overhelming magic and sword skills to write up the sory of a chosen one slaying the demon king, but rather an avarage city dwelling Joe becomeing involved with a power struggle so much bigger than him... yet he is not faceing his foes on any battle field, but uses smarts and a little wicked mind
Agree with you. I suppose that each genre and era in which you base your work has its pros and cons. For example, if you base your game on today, you have the context created, however if you base it on something medieval you must create from scratch all the lore, from the races that inhabit your world (orcs, elves, dwarves, witches, unknown races etc) and let's be honest, if in today's world you can give the feeling of playing the sims, in a medieval world you will always be compared to great stories of this, as may be the case of the works created by Tolkien, Martin or Sapkowski, that is to say that it is not as if creating a fantastic universe was all that simple.
 

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Im playing it on android, The game goes too well, Idk what u mean tbh, what is ur problem or what do u need about android port?
oh i just happen to noticed a warning that the android port is not yet officially released by the very developer. thanks for your reply.
 

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The surprising part is that Belle did not follow suit with useing overhelming magic and sword skills to write up the sory of a chosen one slaying the demon king, but rather an avarage city dwelling Joe becomeing involved with a power struggle so much bigger than him... yet he is not faceing his foes on any battle field, but uses smarts and a little wicked mind
Thank you! This is a very important aspect of this game for me, one that I think many don't even realize is there. This story is very much about a person who has a minor magical gift, yet gets wrapped up in something way above his paygrade. That the MC is in over his head should become very apparent in 0.32.

I've had messages from players asking for stuff like weapon shops, and it makes me scratch my head in wonder. What kind of game did they think they were playing? Just because a game is in the fantasy genre, does that mean that the "hero" has to pick up a sword and kill hundreds of orcs? I don't think so, and LLtP is part of my ongoing mission to show that the fantasy genre has room for more interesting storytelling than people think.

oh i just happen to noticed a warning that the android port is not yet officially released by the very developer. thanks for your reply.
As of version 0.31, Android is officially supported. Of course, if you download a pirated version of the game, I can't guarantee that you'll get whatever it was I made.
 

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Thank you! This is a very important aspect of this game for me, one that I think many don't even realize is there. This story is very much about a person who has a minor magical gift, yet gets wrapped up in something way above his paygrade. That the MC is in over his head should become very apparent in 0.32.

I've had messages from players asking for stuff like weapon shops, and it makes me scratch my head in wonder. What kind of game did they think they were playing? Just because a game is in the fantasy genre, does that mean that the "hero" has to pick up a sword and kill hundreds of orcs? I don't think so, and LLtP is part of my ongoing mission to show that the fantasy genre has room for more interesting storytelling than people think.
That's interesting, I think I never actively thought about that. But I certainly never missed the presence of a combat system or something like that.

I also really like the way that it is done. It feels a bit more like the old text-adventures of the past that also often played in a fantasy world but, even if there was combat in the story, the gameplay didn't involve being good at punching a lot of buttons very fast or something like that (which I mostly suck at xD) but being intelligent and logical about how to proceed.
So I'm glad that this game follows that same sort of structure.
 

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Sure, but that kind of thing is not really what I was talking about. What I was referring to were the kinds of threads where the people who actually care about story rank the various games and creators against each other. I usually (but not always) get an honorary mention in such rankings, but LLtP has never been able to compete properly. I think it's because of the lack of resolution and payoff in the story, but it remains to be seen.
I think a major reason for that, is that LLtP is so much different from most of the games on here that it doesn't seem to fit when ranking games of specific categories.
Most of the lists I see specify best incest, or best NTR or some other specific category, while LLtP as it stands to date is far more of a fantasy story with naughty bits.
It is an incredible game, by far the best I have ever played, but it just doesn't fit into the normal porn game categories for ranking purposes.
 
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Since we were discussing players ranking their favorite games and not being, "objective" about it, it is a truism that such rankings are totally relative to the players themselves and say nothing about the quality of the game plot writing. They say a lot about the player's prejudices, not the games.
I rank LLtP as No. 2 on my list only because my No. 1 is a Space Opera which is a genre I like better than medieval magic and fairies..which I also like. However, few Space Opera's have anywhere near the story and development that LLtP has..and that goes for the Magic genre as well. And, I confess, my No. 1 pick is not as well developed (yet) as LLtP but I give it the nudge because it made the MC to be just like one of my childhood heroes, a slightly flawed person who makes mistakes (occasionally) while showing grit and determination facing the perils and his enemies of the Galaxy with the added twist of having to manage a little harem on the side. IE, it engaged me more. However, that does not mean it is a 'better game' than LLtP or that I like LLtP less because of it, they really don't compete with each other.
LLtP is the finest game in the Magic and Sorcery genre that I've run across. Period. And, I'm sure that if Belle tried his hand at a Space Opera it would be fantastic. (I quiver with excitement at the thought) But, hey, if he doesn't, he has made a classic with LLtP he can be truly proud of, no matter what our, the ignorant unwashed masses, opinions are.
All hail Belle, King of the Magic Genre!!
 

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And, I'm sure that if Belle tried his hand at a Space Opera it would be fantastic
It's high up on my list of options for my next game, but I ended up deciding against it (though it's not 100% decided) because I don't think it makes much sense to go for two niche genres in a row if I want to grow my Patreon and SubscribeStar campaigns. If I had a great idea for a sci-fi story that I just had to tell, the business concerns would have gone straight out the window. As it is, however, I don't feel any stronger pull in that direction than I do with games that make more business sense, even from a creative point of view.
 

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Well, I'm done writing, coding, and rendering 0.32. All that's left is testing and proofreading, though both of those are daunting tasks because of the complexity and scale of the endgame updates.
 

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Haven't played this amazing game for a while. Should I wait for "complete" 0.33 or there wont be any changes to routes, old rerenders in last update?
Replaying whole 44 pages walkthrough feels quite tiresome.
Also what about NG+ is it still long away or will be introduced with story completion in 0.33?
 

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Haven't played this amazing game for a while. Should I wait for "complete" 0.33 or there wont be any changes to routes, old rerenders in last update?
Replaying whole 44 pages walkthrough feels quite tiresome.
Also what about NG+ is it still long away or will be introduced with story completion in 0.33?
for 0.33 you gotta wait quite a while as you can see om post above yours. new game+ wouldn't help since mc would lose his skills etc (no point of training otherwise) and only money would carry over and mc doesn't need money much.
 
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