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I mean, you have to give him credit for working to fix it.
Dhoulcmagus
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Credit for what, trying to fix the disastrous mess he himself caused? No, I don't think so.
Tricky-Bike
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whoa the DISASTROUS MESS has RUINED my life
You're being melodramatic over something as trivial as a porn game. Ending was shit, people said so, now he's fixing it. Normal people just shrug and go oh ok cool instead of swearing vengeance on the developer's bloodline.
HornyyPussy
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You kinda answered yourself there......
Yeah how dare he try to fix his mistake, that bastard.......
louisamay
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So it doesn't just mean "the game is now finished, there is nothing more to be done with it, thank you all for playing, I've enjoyed discharging my developmental labor and have now made a final end to the whole thing" -- ? The "Completed" tag means something else?
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Daermon420
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I wish the completed tag actually did mean completed here. Sometimes I want to play through a full story instead of getting into one and it getting cut off as with most of the games here since they're still in development. Sadly filtering for "completed" doesn't really help me in that very much since some tagged with it are still getting updates, like this one. Or they're simply part 1 of a series and marked completed without an actual conclusion, only a to be continued.
Marking a game completed simply because the main story is "done" yet before the actual endings are in place is a bit silly. Especially in cases like Chasing Sunsets where the dev has been very up front that they're still working on it and the endings aren't in place yet. If a game is still getting content updates, and the dev tells everyone more content is coming, it's not complete, yet.
This game I can understand the tag though because from what I remember the dev did say they were done and moving on to their next project. Only later deciding to fix the mess of an ending this one got initially.
Marking a game completed simply because the main story is "done" yet before the actual endings are in place is a bit silly. Especially in cases like Chasing Sunsets where the dev has been very up front that they're still working on it and the endings aren't in place yet. If a game is still getting content updates, and the dev tells everyone more content is coming, it's not complete, yet.
This game I can understand the tag though because from what I remember the dev did say they were done and moving on to their next project. Only later deciding to fix the mess of an ending this one got initially.
An incorrect completed is still better than "abandoned." Or "on hold", which 9 times out of 10 (estimate) means "abandoned." Still, in some cases they should at LEAST ask the dev if it's really completed...
And also - remove the tag if the dev says otherwise or that it's being worked on for some reason.
And also - remove the tag if the dev says otherwise or that it's being worked on for some reason.
All I am going to say is this, hold onto your old guides.
Tried playing another game just now, guides were removed (across multiple sites), and scenes were removed as well. Since no old guides, new players wouldn't know what was removed.
Monsters College has it's issues, but it's not that bad.
You still get a pretty decent story, some pretty memorable love interests, and the Dom Vamp Mommy everyone always wanted.
Get to make her submissive if you go full werewolf as well.
Tried playing another game just now, guides were removed (across multiple sites), and scenes were removed as well. Since no old guides, new players wouldn't know what was removed.
Monsters College has it's issues, but it's not that bad.
You still get a pretty decent story, some pretty memorable love interests, and the Dom Vamp Mommy everyone always wanted.
Get to make her submissive if you go full werewolf as well.
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That's very true. It's happened to me on a few occasions as well. But here, it looks like the harem fans are being rewarded, so hopefully, the morale in this thread will improve.
Dhoulcmagus
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I'm not being melodramatic, nor am I critizising the dev for doing this. But I'm not gonna praise him either.
The fact I'm not seeing a pregnancy tag means we were denied greatness in th end 
Would a werewolf be able to interbreed with the non-werewolf "monster" girls?The fact I'm not seeing a pregnancy tag means we were denied greatness in th end
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Ok I played this harem ending and every solo ending.
Finally this game makes sense. Shouldn't be labeled as finished before 1.7.0.
But yes, lack of final harem pregnancy is sad. But ehh, it was much worse.
Finally this game makes sense. Shouldn't be labeled as finished before 1.7.0.
But yes, lack of final harem pregnancy is sad. But ehh, it was much worse.
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Excluding the zombie, ghost and doll for obvious reasons
The fish-woman, the witch the two wolfs and the 2/3 vampites should be able to get pregnant (specially the MILFs vampires)
Maybe they are leaving that for the secuel or for a possible Ver. 2.0.0?
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Do you know if the "Harem ending" adds Dragomira and the merdmaid to the harem or that is not possible?