Yeah, the watersports is a "must have" IMHO! {I know WS aren't for everyone but, DILLIGAF} [If you're shocked by that, we have "Badges of Honor" for other bodily fluids drank that are far more unsavory...]Hell I just finished replaying the entire game twice waiting getting excited for the next update. I think I have the best save for the story I want.
One thing I noticed is: If you go on the first ride date with Willow and Jessy then you can't start watersports with Jessy, unless you choose the options to see the only Jessy date. However if you see both then the game plays as if you did both. so it's stuff like that I have been trying to find to make my perfect save for the new update.
Yep, I did that too... Until I had played it so many times I had it memorized...I always start over with each update. With amount of AVN's that I play and the length of time between updates I've lost the plot and characters.
Mud or other fluid wrestling is still a thing and in Turkey they do oil wrestling.Is this actually still a thing?
I don't think I've seen a Jello or Oil Wrestling match since the mid 80's...
Me too every Month to be exactBut,I still do a complete play through once in a while just so I don't forget anything.![]()
I tried that a few times with a couple of AVNs, and found it watered down the experience for me when I realized I'd seen conversations and scenes many times before. So I don't replay anymore unless the game's either finished, or has made years' worth of progress.Yep, I did that too... Until I had played it so many times I had it memorized...
Strong, STRONG disagreeI tried that a few times with a couple of AVNs, and found it watered down the experience for me when I realized I'd seen conversations and scenes many times before. So I don't replay anymore unless the game's either finished, or has made years' worth of progress.
Most of the time that is true. But, some stories are just epic and some are a tale you just like so well... For me, this one is both.I tried that a few times with a couple of AVNs, and found it watered down the experience for me when I realized I'd seen conversations and scenes many times before. So I don't replay anymore unless the game's either finished, or has made years' worth of progress.
I do agree there, but only with my top 5 or so AVNs (all but one are completed). Can't get enough of a great thing!Most of the time that is true. But, some stories are just epic and some are a tale you just like so well... For me, this one is both.
If this VN didn't have a Harem I wouldn't touch it with a 10 foot pole!Well if someone is looking for original content, "Failure section" is pretty good, sadly moste fails are creative in thier own way, but they then lack consumers. but harem sells to good, i would still just play this for jessy, koff (Rin) if only possible.
But sadly our dev dooh need food on his table, (harem sells to damm good) and well this story itself is really good ,
I quite enjoy Sorcerer as well. I've been rotating between Talo and Dima while waiting for the next part of Ch.10. as well as a few others projects I enjoy where devs are known for taking their time which is fine considering I am more than used to the "hurry up and wait" mentality.Strong, STRONG disagree
I've lost count how many times I've replayed this and Terminus Reach 1&2 (my 3 favs story wise).
But fortunately we all enjoy these games in our own ways![]()
How dare you not to mention SorcererI've lost count how many times I've replayed this and Terminus Reach 1&2 (my 3 favs story wise).
But fortunately we all enjoy these games in our own ways![]()
I'm the other way, sci-fi first then fantasyHow dare you not to mention Sorcerer
Good thing that jack mentioned it.. i'm more the fantasy type then sci-fi so i like Sorcerer and ToM more then TR 1&2
But i have to agree with you Tal is a damn good story writer! that his games are in the Harem setting is a big big plus.
I read (hella) more SF than fantasy, but I game more fantasy. :shrug:Good thing that jack mentioned it.. i'm more the fantasy type then sci-fi so i like Sorcerer and ToM more then TR 1&2![]()
hmhI read (hella) more SF than fantasy, but I game more fantasy. :shrug:
Mostly (I think) because worldbuilding shows more in fantasy than SF.
It's easier to say "you can't do that, magic doesn't work that way" than to say the same for tech. Especially in an infinite universe with possible aliens. Fantasy doesn't have to be, but usually is, more limited in scope. If I read "an orcish war machine" I have a rough idea of what sort of thing it is and its capabilities that "an Arquellian battle cruiser" doesn't give me. It absolutely comes down to the writing in the end, but the setting helps a bunch.pretty sure the world building comes down to the writing quality..