Okay, so... where are these gold coins you're talking about? You think Primrose will just give them up like that, after I've told you she needs them to save the library at any cost? And you're claiming to do this to help Primrose, you say, yet you're willing to violate her trust in you just like that? Yes, Dickon isn't bound by Primrose's code, but he is bound by his own code, namely no dickish moves. And ratting out Primrose is a complete dickish move. The object of the game is still to get everyone to trust you. The magic doesn't work if they shut you out completely.
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Dickon has already broken Primrose's 'code' by giving Samarra this clue: "Primrose gave an old woman access to the library the night of Merek’s murder". There is no getting around that. It is a principle point of the game, without which one cannot proceed. I have actually read the text in that encounter between Dickon and Samarra, where he laid out all the evidence he had discovered. There is no doubt that he told her about the old woman being let into the library. Perhaps you should re-play that scene.
It remains to be seen (undoubtedly in the next release) what Primrose's reaction will be to Dickon's 'dickish' move.
... Maybe she'll kill him.
Maybe I explained it incorrectly, but the dickish move would be take the gold and give it to Samara. And again, it's Primrose's Code. She had no other option to confess after Dickon had already figured it out something was off (due to the spell). Dickon does indeed not care about her Code, but he won't go tell everyone what she did. And Samara is professional enough not to give information about the investigation. So, her personal secret just became the secret of three people (who don't really care enough to do anything with that secret). I don't even think that Primrose knows what exactly Dickon told Samara, just that she's off the hook now.
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Not really. I've said my opinion. He's said his. I intend to leave it that.To be continued
Sorry!
I release my updates at the end of the month. The top of
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tells you everything you need to know about upcoming releases.It's been 8 months of timely releases so far. I don't think there's any reason to expect things to go anything but smoothly.
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Everybody can hit a speedbump sometime in his life. Don't wish it to anyone but shit happens.
Glad to know it goes well for you belle.
You're still my favorite Fae
Glad to know it goes well for you belle.
You're still my favorite Fae
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Since your game is one of the most interesting games to play in (or out of) porn, I don't give a &^%$(#$ if you happen to delay a release a bit. You have given us one of the few porn games where plot really matters. So, while I am anxious to see how everything resolves, I can be patient if dates slip.It's been 8 months of timely releases so far. I don't think there's any reason to expect things to go anything but smoothly.
I release my updates at the end of the month. The top ofYou must be registered to see the linkstells you everything you need to know about upcoming releases.
It's been 8 months of timely releases so far. I don't think there's any reason to expect things to go anything but smoothly.
Adding on to this. The fact that you've managed 8 months consistency is incredible as I've seen other games where there's been a delay and the Dev hadn't made it clear why there was one.
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He did say he works as a game developer outside LLtP as well, so he probably has experience in this sort of thing.
That's (sadly) not accurate. I have game development experience, including professionally, but I don't currently work in that industry.
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I wish. I'm a professional software developer, but not in the games industry.
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Damn it. I've been wondering for a while how you'd manage to juggle your load(heh?) if you've already got a day job. I would have been less worried if you were working full time but now I gotta ask....
How do you juggle your workload(heheh) between these? I mean I can barely handle my one software job. If i started developing a game alongside I'll probably jump off a cliff.
I work on LLtP in my spare time. I spend at least a little time on it each day, and on weekdays I spend a lot more. Working on this project has certainly changed some things in my life. I'm more tired when I go to bed and I don't have the time to, say, spend a week of free time doing nothing but playing a new video game. In fact, I don't have much time to play video games at all anymore. I miss that part of my life, but I'll get it back eventually. In the meantime, I simply try to make the best game I can.