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All these people talking about wanting harem endings.
Nah, Evelyn, Callie, and Belle (fairy).
Close childhood friend,family, and your partner in crime all living together in harmony.
(Though Belle would probably still be unknown to Evelyn and Callie, but her staying around, watching hornily as you fuck the two others, and then you have fun with her on the side/when the others are asleep would be great.)
Nah, Evelyn, Callie, and Belle (fairy).
Close childhood friend,
(Though Belle would probably still be unknown to Evelyn and Callie, but her staying around, watching hornily as you fuck the two others, and then you have fun with her on the side/when the others are asleep would be great.)
Well since there's a feature built in now that's sort of like a walkthrough it's not likely. The goals checklist screen is basically your walkthrough. It doesn't outline each and every step but it should point you in the right direction.
This game has been on my radar for a while now and I've finally found the time to give it a spin. I took a peek at the walkthrough and it seems so... chronological, for lack of a better term. Can I deviate from that chronology and treat the game as a true sandbox? Also, what's the deal with NG+? What makes it different from the normal start? TIA to anyone who might answer.
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The word you're looking for is "Linear".
And no, you can't really leave from the linear aspect of the game, there's a deadline within the game's story and while there is a sandbox aspect to the game, that deadline always looms in the background (although I think the actual countdown in the game has been disabled).
New Game Plus just basically lets you carry your stats over and opens up a couple of new romance paths. What difference does it make? Well, for one, you'll have to have completed the game first to access NG+. And secondly, it makes early stat tests easier or completable, for example when Belle the Fairy first becomes your partner in the first playthrough, you can try to tell her that she doesn't need to wear clothes. It doesn't work until later. But in NG+, if your stats carried over then it does work. Thats just one example.
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It's been a while since I last updated the game, so I guess I should let people in here know what's going on. As a reminder, I do weekly progress reports for my patrons and subscribers at all levels of support, so if you ever want the freshest, juiciest news about my games, that's where you'll find it.
The contents of version 0.38 are massive from a development standpoint, even if they might cover only a small part of the game itself. As explained before, this update will be focusing entirely on finishing all the night scenes, including getting Perversity to 6 and implementing the Deep Sleep spell. In terms of the amount of work required to finish it, this is probably the biggest update I've ever made. The endgame updates were also large but in a different way. Those mostly were about me trying to set up an incredibly complex series of story beats and puzzles, which is not something I'm concerned with this time around. Instead, the biggest challenge is simply getting all the renders done.
Simply put, every single image in the night scenes (4 in all: Evelyn, Primrose, Callie, and Samarra/Nell) has to be remade for this update. This is because of changes to the render engine in Daz Studio, resulting in any new renders looking very different from the ones I made before even if I use the same files. It is also because I want to lift all the animations to the level you see elsewhere in the game, and there are a LOT of animation loops in these scenes. At the time of writing, I have built and rendered 74 (yes, you read that right) new animation loops for version 0.38, and I'm still not done. The 0.38 folder currently contains 1506 images. These numbers are enormous compared to anything else I've done in this game before.
As a consequence of all this, 0.38 is taking a lot longer than most updates. I'm hoping to finish it before the end of November, but I honestly don't think the chances of that happening are very high. It's definitely possible and I'm not giving up on it, but I have to be realistic. All my work so far has been focused on the image rendering, but I have barely even started on writing and coding. Even if I do miss November, however, I do not foresee any situation in which the update would be out any later than December.
So, if you feel like things have been quiet lately, this is why. 0.38 is an unusually chunky update that I've been putting off for ages because I knew it would be chunky. It has to be done, though, and I'm almost at the finish line.
The contents of version 0.38 are massive from a development standpoint, even if they might cover only a small part of the game itself. As explained before, this update will be focusing entirely on finishing all the night scenes, including getting Perversity to 6 and implementing the Deep Sleep spell. In terms of the amount of work required to finish it, this is probably the biggest update I've ever made. The endgame updates were also large but in a different way. Those mostly were about me trying to set up an incredibly complex series of story beats and puzzles, which is not something I'm concerned with this time around. Instead, the biggest challenge is simply getting all the renders done.
Simply put, every single image in the night scenes (4 in all: Evelyn, Primrose, Callie, and Samarra/Nell) has to be remade for this update. This is because of changes to the render engine in Daz Studio, resulting in any new renders looking very different from the ones I made before even if I use the same files. It is also because I want to lift all the animations to the level you see elsewhere in the game, and there are a LOT of animation loops in these scenes. At the time of writing, I have built and rendered 74 (yes, you read that right) new animation loops for version 0.38, and I'm still not done. The 0.38 folder currently contains 1506 images. These numbers are enormous compared to anything else I've done in this game before.
As a consequence of all this, 0.38 is taking a lot longer than most updates. I'm hoping to finish it before the end of November, but I honestly don't think the chances of that happening are very high. It's definitely possible and I'm not giving up on it, but I have to be realistic. All my work so far has been focused on the image rendering, but I have barely even started on writing and coding. Even if I do miss November, however, I do not foresee any situation in which the update would be out any later than December.
So, if you feel like things have been quiet lately, this is why. 0.38 is an unusually chunky update that I've been putting off for ages because I knew it would be chunky. It has to be done, though, and I'm almost at the finish line.
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Masturbating river lady scene wont be getting an update then? It would sadden me greatly not to be able to use deep sleep and perversity 6 on her.
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Actually, the game already gives a quick description of what it does:
Dickon: "There's one that's called 'Deep Sleep.' It's supposed to be a sleeping aid to help people with insomnia."
Belle: "It makes them sleep deeper? Makes it harder to wake them up?"
In other words, Deep Sleep isn't a spell that makes people fall asleep. It only makes you sleep better and deeper. Like most magic in LLtP, these spells aren't something you would find in Dungeons & Dragons. It's not combat magic, and in most cases, the setting's magic isn't even hostile or forceful.
Honestly, I find most magic systems in fantasy settings to be dumb as hell. One of the things I always try to do when building a setting is to have things make sense. I try to imagine what kinds of spells an actual human being might design if he were given the opportunity to subtly affect things or minds around him. Deep Sleep is an example of a spell that isn't really designed to use on others against their will. To the (unnamed) person who designed the spell, that wouldn't even have made sense. Instead, this spell was made to solve the eternal human problem of not getting quality sleep every night, a particularly big problem for bookworms who like to stay up all night poring over their books. Casting Deep Sleep might not make you fall asleep, but it means that when you do, you'll most likely stay asleep for a full night.
Dickon is going to be able to discover a slightly more naughty use for this spell, obviously.
Dickon: "There's one that's called 'Deep Sleep.' It's supposed to be a sleeping aid to help people with insomnia."
Belle: "It makes them sleep deeper? Makes it harder to wake them up?"
In other words, Deep Sleep isn't a spell that makes people fall asleep. It only makes you sleep better and deeper. Like most magic in LLtP, these spells aren't something you would find in Dungeons & Dragons. It's not combat magic, and in most cases, the setting's magic isn't even hostile or forceful.
Honestly, I find most magic systems in fantasy settings to be dumb as hell. One of the things I always try to do when building a setting is to have things make sense. I try to imagine what kinds of spells an actual human being might design if he were given the opportunity to subtly affect things or minds around him. Deep Sleep is an example of a spell that isn't really designed to use on others against their will. To the (unnamed) person who designed the spell, that wouldn't even have made sense. Instead, this spell was made to solve the eternal human problem of not getting quality sleep every night, a particularly big problem for bookworms who like to stay up all night poring over their books. Casting Deep Sleep might not make you fall asleep, but it means that when you do, you'll most likely stay asleep for a full night.
Dickon is going to be able to discover a slightly more naughty use for this spell, obviously.
The sleep sex is what I've been looking forward to since day 1. I do hope we'll be able to creampie them in their sleep.
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