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Hello, I'm new here. Is my game ruined? I can't progress in Harmonia because I can't find any ways to earn gold. "Working" in the Panda Inn always says there's no one interested. Am I doing something wrong?
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You can do the cup trick thing for 50 and 100 gold every day at the goblin camp (just save and reload as needed). Traveling between the valley advances time really fast too, so it's easy to do.
Honestly, just use the cheat menu to give yourself a ton of gold. The currency grinds in this game are horribly unbalanced nonsense. All of the links I posted a few pages back are the (more expensive) meta-human version, so the cheats are included.
If you really don't want to cheat, I think there are some painfully tedious ways to make the money, like setting up Rylan to whore himself out, or the goblin minigame. But honestly, just cheat. The economy in this game is horrible, and I think it's intentional because they want people to pay extra for the cheat version.
I cant remember his name but the horse teacher tells you how to do it before making the potion
Your action log in the bottom right has to have EXACTLY these actions in it when you click the craft button. Like, seriously, EXACTLY this. If you click the fire more than once, your log will say "low fire, medium fire, etc" so even if you go back around to the low fire, it won't be EXACTLY this and it won't work. Literally just looking at the other fires before you start messes it up. After you craft the potion once, you can just use the cauldron icon in your recipe book to craft them instantly.
Hi, I just wanted to know if there is some kind of guide? I'm at the part of Holoryx's story where I can tell him that Garth is alive. Can you tell me what the consequences are? It should be noted that I just started playing this again, since I had left the game at version 25 approximately. I also want to ask if it is possible to force the game in some way (like modifying the saves, etc.) so that I can meet the character of Iacchus, I didn't know about his existence until recently and the truth is I don't want to go through the whole process of killing the warlord again until the most recent version.
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The long-term consequences of that questline aren't even implemented yet, so no one can tell you that unfortunately.
I think you'll run into Iacchus again later, during the vampires quest in Harmonia.
I last played a long time ago. Can you visit galiano in prison now and have sex with him there? That was the thing i wanted to see long time ago xd
Great game,really love it, i can't find the New mission on the notice board in Eldor from update 33.1. it doesn't appear on the notice board. am i missing something?is there a prerequisite to acquire it?
Kinda wanna chime in here with a question btw.
I really only started playing adult games like idk a year ago, and this was the first gay male game (with optional femprot) I ever played. I'm a heteroflexible woman, so I def prefer guys and the bigger & more monstrous the better! So I figured I'd love it, and in a lot of ways I did! It was just absolutely incredible, except for one thing... being designed for gay men really bleeds through a lot.
Consistently wrong pronouns, wrong gender roles & attitudes, the scene descriptions (female anatomy wasn't used much) etc. You know what I mean I'm sure. It was a weird feeling! Like, I loved the idea of the game and it was so obvious that if I was a gay guy this would just totally be my thing! But ultimately I didn't feel like a girl playing it, I felt like an occasionally misgendered guy.
Since then I tried a few other similar gay games and realized it's apparently pretty common. And tbh in hindsight Lust Odyssey did waayyy better than the rest. But I couldn't help but wonder how much of this is a personal issue? It's not like I talk to a lot of other people playing these after all.
Basically - and I mean this with absolutely no judgement(!) - I kept wondering, why bother even adding femprot as an option at all? I mean it's clearly a whole lot of work, all of which could've been spent on improving it for gays instead? Or am I just being pedantic, and the female experience that's there is still enough to make it worthwhile for a lot of people? I'm curious, in a good way I promise.
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you brought up an interesting perspective, while i did know lust odyssey and lustful desires had the option to make female characters i didnt know they were neglected like that. I want to make new saves using FeMC to see it for myself.Kinda wanna chime in here with a question btw.
I really only started playing adult games like idk a year ago, and this was the first gay male game (with optional femprot) I ever played. I'm a heteroflexible woman, so I def prefer guys and the bigger & more monstrous the better! So I figured I'd love it, and in a lot of ways I did! It was just absolutely incredible, except for one thing... being designed for gay men really bleeds through a lot.
Consistently wrong pronouns, wrong gender roles & attitudes, the scene descriptions (female anatomy wasn't used much) etc. You know what I mean I'm sure. It was a weird feeling! Like, I loved the idea of the game and it was so obvious that if I was a gay guy this would just totally be my thing! But ultimately I didn't feel like a girl playing it, I felt like an occasionally misgendered guy.
Since then I tried a few other similar gay games and realized it's apparently pretty common. And tbh in hindsight Lust Odyssey did waayyy better than the rest. But I couldn't help but wonder how much of this is a personal issue? It's not like I talk to a lot of other people playing these after all.
Basically - and I mean this with absolutely no judgement(!) - I kept wondering, why bother even adding femprot as an option at all? I mean it's clearly a whole lot of work, all of which could've been spent on improving it for gays instead? Or am I just being pedantic, and the female experience that's there is still enough to make it worthwhile for a lot of people? I'm curious, in a good way I promise.
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I'm not really that knowledgeable about adult games either, tbh, I've barely played any since I'm very picky and specific about what I like. But I feel like 'furry' or at least 'furry'-adjacent games have the legacy of 'Corruptions of Champions' behind them as a kind of genre defining game, and it offered a lot of customisation options for the main character, including the gender. I've barely played it, so I have no idea how much of a difference it made there, but now most games include both female and male MCs as an option just because it did, I feel.Kinda wanna chime in here with a question btw.
I really only started playing adult games like idk a year ago, and this was the first gay male game (with optional femprot) I ever played. I'm a heteroflexible woman, so I def prefer guys and the bigger & more monstrous the better! So I figured I'd love it, and in a lot of ways I did! It was just absolutely incredible, except for one thing... being designed for gay men really bleeds through a lot.
Consistently wrong pronouns, wrong gender roles & attitudes, the scene descriptions (female anatomy wasn't used much) etc. You know what I mean I'm sure. It was a weird feeling! Like, I loved the idea of the game and it was so obvious that if I was a gay guy this would just totally be my thing! But ultimately I didn't feel like a girl playing it, I felt like an occasionally misgendered guy.
Since then I tried a few other similar gay games and realized it's apparently pretty common. And tbh in hindsight Lust Odyssey did waayyy better than the rest. But I couldn't help but wonder how much of this is a personal issue? It's not like I talk to a lot of other people playing these after all.
Basically - and I mean this with absolutely no judgement(!) - I kept wondering, why bother even adding femprot as an option at all? I mean it's clearly a whole lot of work, all of which could've been spent on improving it for gays instead? Or am I just being pedantic, and the female experience that's there is still enough to make it worthwhile for a lot of people? I'm curious, in a good way I promise.
I guess there's also a common assumption that the player gender doesn't matter for the 'bottom' scenes and their writing, so the authors just change the pronouns/genitals (if that) and call it a day. I honestly don't know why they bother with it, though, if they aren't interested in writing M/F stuff at all. Lustful Desires, anecdotally, seems like it's the best at handling the FeMC content; I did a casual playthrough to see the content differences and there seemed to be some notable differences there.
In general, though, the bottom stuff doesn't appeal to me at all in these kinds of games, but I would imagine it would be an even bigger turn-off for female players since it's such a total opposite of what female-audience oriented erotica reads like. Maybe I'm wrong, though lol
I think part of it is that it just ends up being harder than the devs thought it would be. For most traditional games, it's super easy to implement (literally just change the pronouns and that covers 99% of cases), so these adult game devs feel like it's an expected thing to have. Like, if they don't have it, they're "missing something" or "not ambitious enough". But in a game like this, where the characters are having sex all the time, it's actually a pretty ambitious thing to implement, especially if you also want to support dom/sub/top/bottom dynamics.Kinda wanna chime in here with a question btw.
I really only started playing adult games like idk a year ago, and this was the first gay male game (with optional femprot) I ever played. I'm a heteroflexible woman, so I def prefer guys and the bigger & more monstrous the better! So I figured I'd love it, and in a lot of ways I did! It was just absolutely incredible, except for one thing... being designed for gay men really bleeds through a lot.
Consistently wrong pronouns, wrong gender roles & attitudes, the scene descriptions (female anatomy wasn't used much) etc. You know what I mean I'm sure. It was a weird feeling! Like, I loved the idea of the game and it was so obvious that if I was a gay guy this would just totally be my thing! But ultimately I didn't feel like a girl playing it, I felt like an occasionally misgendered guy.
Since then I tried a few other similar gay games and realized it's apparently pretty common. And tbh in hindsight Lust Odyssey did waayyy better than the rest. But I couldn't help but wonder how much of this is a personal issue? It's not like I talk to a lot of other people playing these after all.
Basically - and I mean this with absolutely no judgement(!) - I kept wondering, why bother even adding femprot as an option at all? I mean it's clearly a whole lot of work, all of which could've been spent on improving it for gays instead? Or am I just being pedantic, and the female experience that's there is still enough to make it worthwhile for a lot of people? I'm curious, in a good way I promise.