Maybe later, like on the yacht and if there are alternate scenes with Amy but when I tested it in the early game it felt like there were huge holes in the content. I missed Amy and returned to my regular save to allow futa. I didn't keep going. If you have played the entire current version both ways then you would know better than I.
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If you don't upload all of your photos, you will never get the studio(Amber doesn't find it until you've uploaded everything). Many, many people have gotten stuck on this. So yes, it's about money in the long run, but it's also about the game's functionality.It's not like forgetting to post images for a few days ends the game or causes it to crash. Not posting the images won't even stop MC from getting his next photo session with the same or different girls. But, MC will eventually run out of other things to do and need money to proceed. So, this IS about money. MC is a professional photographer. It is his chosen profession and how he earns an income. MC starts with one "fashion" shoot of his roomie to earn $1 per week, then a second makes it two bucks a week. Soon, starting with friends and acquaintances, he adds more and more girls to his online portfolio and starts attracting models. That is when he begins to earn more money and the girls start wearing fewer and fewer clothing items when posing.
I started over when I DL the game again from here. I copied all of my Steam saves over to this copy so for comparison sake... During my last saved game at the end of the current release, my MC is earning $960 per week and has no worries for money at all... At present in my new save for my restart, he is earning $12 per week and growing. Photography is MC's profession. You NEED to practice MC's profession in game.
Funds are required for certain quests from simple pizza dates, to paying Serena for a certain quest item, to buying required items online at MC's computer, to the photo studio's expenses to larger equipment purchases for the bar later on. MC needs money for a variety of things in game or quest progression will cease. So, you are correct, my friend, I do agree that posting photos is required but it IS about the money. Photos are MC's life and livelihood. Eventually, with no money MC will have nothing left to do and all game progression halts until he earns sufficient cash to proceed.
There are only two ways to make money in this game...
1) Cheat! Enter the computer and type the cheat code for cash into the cheats section... abrakedabra
And, POOF, you have $1000! You can repeat that entry as needed but more than a few grand is a waste.
2) Post the images from your photo shoots online. Eventually, MC will be making bank once he opens the studio...
It won't take long for your MC to be earning several hundred bucks each week.
MC's chosen profession is photography. If you choose NOT to participate in his profession then it's Game Over.
You CAN choose to turn off futa content. Just select that option when you meet Amy and get the choice to accept or decline futa content. You will miss a LOT of content that way but it is an option for those who prefer it. However, MC's career as a photographer, the BDSM bar, the magic, the demons, the other magical creatures and I'm sure I'm forgetting something else too... All that content is central to the story and mandatory to progress in game.
Hope this helps some of you out there in cyber-land.
Adventure ever on my friends, Phat
I agree. I just think both are intrinsic and equal to each other with neither being more important than the other. Both the uploads and the money are key and work together. Yes, no posting online means no models and no studio. Not earning money blocks out the quests that require MC to have cash to pay. Both are equally important and fortunately connected!
This is something I'm working on for the next game. Most content should be opt in or out. Unfortunately it would be far too much work to go back and add that in to Lunar's Chosen. If you really dislike seeing that kind of content, then maybe skip this game.
Sadly, people will always be too impatient to wait for the actual release...
Just as a general observation, except in games with mind control, that sort of thing is almost just common sense.
Been with Lunar's Chosen since chapter one on Steam.Just PTGames
Actually, from my own experience, most pure dommes (not switches) wouldn't readily offer a blowjob or a titjob. And even most vanilla women wouldn't be too upset if a guy refused such offer and offered to go down on her instead.
That sort of thing is the world's biggest oxymoron.
It seemed like he was just using the example, to draw a comparison.
You are correct. But this does not necessarily mean that every guy would automatically do any lewd stuff generally considered "vanilla". We cannot just assume that male MC would readily agree to BJ/TJ when offered.
Declining BJ/TJ does not mean he's not interested in sex... it simply means he's not into BJ/TJ and, from my own first-hand experience, that wouldn't be much of a problem for most women.
My original point was that, especially in games targeted for more kinky audience, the dev shouldn't assume that the player would be automatically interested in any sexual activities (even if such sexual activities are commonly considered "vanilla"), but rather give the player an option to opt in/out and, ideally, provide a few alternatives.
You're understanding it the wrong way, I think.
Yes, it does. I can only suggest you re-read the post you disputed, the list he wrote specified "vanilla sex":
He didn't say "declining", he said "doesn't seem into it".
This.
Same message, though.
When talking about kinky shit, maybe, but often games have things go "handjob, then blowjob, then sex", and how likely is that unless you're still in high school? Adults, generally speaking, when they are ready to have sex, they will have sex. If they're not ready for that then it's not likely to go beyond kissing.
