PixelLewd
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Yep, I've dropped links now, was occupied and couldn't provide it on the same day it dropped
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Eternal Nightmare
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does anyone know a way to consistently make the lamia capture you? It seems rather random even when I hang around their tail for long periods of time, not sure what directly makes then decide to do it or not
I found 2 ways to do this
- If you're not a flying monster, you can jump over their tails, this will cause you to fall onto them. Now wait while overlaping them and the tail will coil you. If you get coiled near the main body of the Lamia she will capture you. This is typicaly the easiest way to do it.
- If you get in a space between the Lamias V movement, she might jerk her coils into a V shape of the other direction to catch you. This is typicaly easier done with flying but you can also do it by jumping above them and sometimes they'll do it.
Reach the village at the end of area 1 then beat the werewolf boss fight tile then you can move to area 2 with the desert tiles
Biskontig
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also if you have permanent possession you can meet voice in hotsprings and when you do the animation with her it progresses futa, you gotta do it twice to get it
I love transformation maxxing, I've basically become one of those mythical beasts
You really have. Nice work!
I actually tend to prefer staying mostly human myself, but I am alllll about that permanent possession, even if there's only so much TO it.
Man, call me a downer but I feel like this game is barely progressing in development. I remember looking at it a while ago (a year?) and the content present was pretty much the same except the Lahmia and second zone didn't exist, the imps existed in the backer gallery. I love almost everything this game is doing (not a fan of permanent transformations) so it's a bummer to see that this will be another one of those "come back in five years" games.
It's been like that since the start. The nature of having to make a ton of quality 2d art and sprites makes releasing new updates slow.
Okay but surely it doesn't take longer than other entire games take. And it's not even "quality" art, don't get me wrong it's not shit either but when I think of quality I think of PersonalAmi or Meruu's stuff, with backgrounds and such, not simple half-body shots without backgrounds slamming together. The sprites are pretty good tho.
I don't know, this just feels like "solo dev raking in patreonbux" sort of pace instead of "passionate solo dev trying to make others experience their vision" pace.
Cyansky1
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It's just one of those games where it's in development for years and years. You'll check on the progress after a year or two of forgetting about it and see that it's adding like... a new enemy or something.
I mean I kind of get what you mean. It's a bit weird they're making over 6k and moving this slowly, but it is what it is. They're dictating their own pace and their supporters are either okay with it or they aren't. There could be reasons we don't know as to why it's going at the pace that it is that would explain everything satisfactorily.
Maybe I'm just a cynic but the reason is probably that Patreon and similar systems do in no way encourage finishing a product. So the only real encouragement is a dev's passion for development and showing other people what they can do, which is a motivator sadly not many devs have. On the contrary, devs might think that finishing the product might leave them without a job because there's no guarantee people will like the next project.
As for supporters, that's just the system's next flaw. Cancelling a membership is a hassle, you have to go to patreon, get to your memberships, select the right one, answer or skip the survey and then you're done. Of course on the way all the options are as small and obscure as possible so you have to look hard to find them, a common design practice nowadays. Compare that to the inverse of signing up to someone's patreon, which is just two clicks (after a payment option has been added), and most people probably don't even give a shit about half the projects they support for 1 to 5 bucks a month. If Patreon shot every supporter an Email if they still support the projects they're subscribed to and unsubscribing is a single click, most people including this dev would lose half their income overnight.
At this point I'm not even criticizing the dev, but subscription based supporter systems in general. They're neat, sure, but god damn do they actively go against finishing projects.
If I had to guess the slow progress has a lot to do with the dev actually programming most aspects of the game. its not an rpgmaker game or renpy visual novel where a lot of the coding is already done for them, theyre making it in godot so they have to do most of that stuff themselves.
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, so you can kinda judge that for yourself