Ren'Py Love & Sex Second Base [v24.12.0] [Andrealphus]
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- Dec 1, 2019
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Thanks. That is one thing I wanted to write but forgot. Even though not always obvious ex ante (i. e. before you make all the decisions) the game ends are suitable for the game's storylines/characters. That is, you understand why you lost Hannah or Emma after the fact even if you didn't predict it before. Exception arguably Shiori, the whole "sir" stuff isn't obvious when you meet her and when you're doing it wrong you also won't be told why. But it is not one of those riddles where for whatever reason you're out because you ordered the same food as the girl. Or, in other games, a different one.
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Oops, got caught up in my wall of text and forgot to get back to you on this. I guess my follow up would be how much time are you letting pass by, if any? As I tend to trigger Kylie's jealousy event in the gym, it usually leads right into the shower fight that starts the harem (since I think Kylie's event uses up an hour.) Going off of memory here, so key words being "I think."
Other than that, I don't know what to say. I've never done the harem by switching Kylie's target before, mainly because Kylie being in an area is an instant noooooooope for me so I never give her a target to begin with. My typical plan is to 'friendzone' the first chance I get, as that gives enough points to get her sent to jail. The fact it also unlocks the harem is just a bonus I guess.
For future reference, I can tell you that Kylie seems to be okay with seeing tickles, caboose inspections (ie spankings), massages, and orders being given to other women. It's any talking, thumbs up, kissing, or headpats that earn her ire. At least in the current version, as that some of that might be unintentional.
Seriously, that 'no headpats' rule is just a deal-breaker for me...
Kind of noticing this one myself, and I'll ask what does the schedule on your phone's calendar say? Because I've noticed that if you miss out on that event, rather than resetting a week later it goes to a different day (I missed it twice so far, and saw it be on a Sunday, now Monday.) Not sure if I can still do that date on a weekday, but I'm guessing that's a bug to be fixed.
Well. Replay to me is taking a different route. For most of the girl's I've lost so far, I would have to take more or less the same route until the point where I lose them. That's like playing a VN, which I find pretty boring. Going the same path twice is waste of time IMHO.
I have read the wiki, but there are so many pitfalls that it's impossible to remember them all and I'm not going to read the wiki before each decision nor am I going to save before each decision. That would take all the fun out of playing the game. Instead the game should have a warning that you will lose a girl if you make this decision or an option to restore a quest. That's all I'm asking for.
I like consequences in games, like if you come inside a girl without her permission, she wont have sex with you for a week or two or similar. But loosing half of your girls due to choices the developer think is wrong. That is WAY to harsh consequences.
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- Jun 4, 2019
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Dude, I literally said in that post that Harmony was pregnant one day and gave birth the next.
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All I have to say is
1. Don't have sex or sleep with Bree.
2. Don't unlock Cassidy (impossible because of office activities)
3. Don't have a girlfriend or a slave.
4. Slowing down Sam's activities (Impossible for some reason)
Is this what you said? And it can have sex with someone other than Bree, right?
- Dec 17, 2016
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If you want to date Emma, you need to protect your virginity, at least until AFTER the picnic date.
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Ah, so it's too late for steps 2 & 4? Not ideal to be honest, but hopefully not impossible either. There's a good chance you'll have to make a choice though, so let met go into detail:
Samantha - I would say it really depends on where you are with Sam at the moment. If she's still married to whatshisface when she introduces you to Emma, you should be fine. If Sam's left him and introduces you as her Boyfriend though, you're in trouble. While there is some damage control that can be done, I think that you've got to make a choice between Sam & Emma, as I believe you can't have both by this point. There should be an even where you choose, so hope isn't lost just yet.
Cassidy - This one's more problematic. And because I feel I've been much too serious today, here's a bit of that first draft I mentioned with my thoughts on why (spoilered as it's a bit, well,
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So if Cassidy is your pet, that's a problem. While I can joke that the Friendzone/Breakup button is practically made for Emma's route, the issue here is that Cass didn't get the memo and hasn't installed that button on her panel. On the plus side, you can ignore #3 and get all the GFs/Slaves you want because it's a moot point now. But things have to be perfect now, so new rules:
1 - Definitely don't sleep with Bree now. While there's some wiggle room depending on stats and such, you've got no more chances now so play it safe. No Funny Business!
2 (previously optional #5) - "Boys kissing Boys is HAWT." Let's face it, Emma's a weeb. This is damn well her opinion on the subject. Keep this in mind, and you're sure to get points in her book
If you get those two right, Emma should judge you worthy in the end. So congratulations, you've moved on to the next set of hoops to jump through! Hooray!
If we're talking protecting Mike's virginity, I feel the Bard said it best: "I hate to break it to you, but that ship has sailed, wrecked and sunk to the bottom of the ocean."
But no, Emma's okay with you having sex with other women. She starts to take issue when official relationships are involved.
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I understand that there's a language barrier at play here, but I think that you and I have somewhat different definitions of the word "consequences," as I would consider your example to be a time-out at best. I'm also guessing we play very different games.
As for the rest? I think I've said way too many words today, so I'll just say that I can see that we are going to be agreeing to disagree in the end. Because I don't think you've really thought what you're asking for through. So here's a little thought experiment for you on getting warned for the Samantha/Emma bit you ran into: When?
No, really, when should that have popped up? Think about how the game works, go through the wiki and double check the route you took, and then figure when you should have been warned about a future skill/stat check mixed with a dose of rng.
I've thought about it at least, and I hope you come up with a better solution. Because the only way I see it working ends up removing a lot of this game's charm.
I got promoted 3 times, then Alexis called and I accepted to go on a date...but since then nothing happened. How togo on the first date with Alexis?
- May 24, 2020
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I was having the same issues with the scheduling until I turned off the randomness. Now I can check the wiki to see the exact schedule of each girl and adust when I check the locations or set up dates.
That's an easy one. The warning should come before each decision that will make you lose a girl or turn a girl into permanently friendship only. So if there are multiple decision that can end a quest line or turn are girl into friend only the warning should come before each one. It's not that hard.
I think the biggest difference between you and I is that you don't want the warning or options to restore a quest line and therefore drums up arguments against it, where as I want the warning and options. Create them as cheat options or whatever. I don't care as long as I don't have to start from scratch every time I mess up.
- Aug 31, 2018
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If you add warnings for everything it makes no sense to add consequences at all (because why would someone choose the bad option?)
As I wrote. Create the warnings or restore options as a cheat options. This way you don't have to see them if you don't want to. Then we both get what we want.
Beside that. Please don't twist what I wrote. I never asked for warnings for everything. I asked for warnings when you are about to make a decision that will end a quest line or turn a girl into a permanent friend. Based on what has been written here so far, there is maybe 30 decisions like that out of over 1000 decisions. That is hardly close to everything.
What you ask is not possible with the game play of L&S: most "game over" situations are the accumulation of a lot of small decisions, for example let's talk about what we call "showdowns", the moments when girls confront you and you can either form a harem or lose one of them:
- They happen if you have sex with the two girls during the span of a week
- Only if you meet both girls in the same room
- Result in a bad outcome only if the girl is not at least 75% love, 25% sub and 45% lesbian
When do i put a warning ?
And that's just one example of currently 7 harems including up to 5 of the 20 girls in the game (not even talking about other cases than showdowns and harems).
As for resetting a story line that would just be nightmarish.
- Jun 4, 2019
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Dude, you got a game over. Learn from it and use the experience to do something different the next time you play.
The biggest mistake I see a lot of new players do is try to get every girl at the same time. That doesn't work and just leads to a game over. Focus on one girl, work on her storyline and stats. Then look at the next and work from there. This is a game where you build relationships, not take a shotgun approach and hope for the best. Because more often than not, if you do that, you end up shooting yourself in the foot.