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- Apr 28, 2020
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yes but there will be two more games continuing the story
- Jul 14, 2017
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Yes book1 is a complete Product (no early access). What comes after (book2 and 3) is already paid, when bought on Steam.
Who needs to shower and smell good, if you instead can read books and earn skill points at night once you seduce the barista
- Dec 8, 2017
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Well, you get charisma points for showering so there's that.Who needs to shower and smell good, if you instead can read books and earn skill points at night once you seduce the barista
- Jun 3, 2017
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Quick question.
Is the game completely linear?
Or do we get to choose from at least two ends?
"Choices shape your character, and your relationships with your companions."
I know that it should be obvious after this statement, but I don't see tag "multiple endings" anywhere.
Is the game completely linear?
Or do we get to choose from at least two ends?
"Choices shape your character, and your relationships with your companions."
I know that it should be obvious after this statement, but I don't see tag "multiple endings" anywhere.
- Jun 3, 2017
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If all choices lead to the same results, then these are not real choices.
"Would you like to die on the gallows or under the guillotine?"
I'm not trying to criticize this game, I'm just pointing out what is known in today's games as "the illusion of choice".
Anyway, since you did not say directly that the game has at least two (if only slightly) different endings, i will assume that it is a completely linear game
- Jul 17, 2020
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The main story is linear; there's a couple of key reasons for this (time definitely being one of them), but the big one is that there's a central story that is getting told... diluting it so I never know which one is 'canon' makes writing things properly hard. I like to put down foreshadowing, for example, but if the player has the option to avoid the event foreshadowed it'll be a much more sloppy technique.
You have a lot of side quests and events that you can chose to do, or not. Most of those have branching points, where you can chose the outcome you want from them.
You have a lot of side quests and events that you can chose to do, or not. Most of those have branching points, where you can chose the outcome you want from them.
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I got up to January 3 reading some books, but then I was no longer to interact with anything.
- Jul 17, 2020
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You shouldn't have been able to get that far even. The story of Book1 stops December31st at midnight.
Nope, sorry... this is the end of Book 1. With that release I launched it on Steam, and started work on Book 2: The War.
It's a new exe/build, which will load Act6.sav (the final savegame of Book 1) and continue from there. If you don't have a savegame it will optionally let you create a new character.
PC: %USERPROFILE%/AppData/LocalLow/Droid Productions/Love of Magic
OSX: ~/Library/Application Support/Droid Productions/Love of Magic
Linux: $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/unity3d/Droid Productions/Love of Magic
Android... depends
Hmm... it should generate it from after the fireworks sequence on Arthur's Seat New Year's Eve (just as it switches to the Star Wars inspired looping video).
Don't think I saw any video that I could call Star Wars-y. Might have to load save and look again.