I had this problem. I feel like this could be addressed by giving us the option to simply meander into the labyrinth "off the clock" like we can do with the forest dungeon, which would give us a simple and direct way to interact with the hounds. Alternatively we could just meet them elsewhere. I can't imagine Beris is the only one who enjoys taverns, even if she's not there to drink.
Look on the wiki for the cheats, you might be able to find something to get rid of it there
Lets not going in this direction.He executed (mostly) officers and other high in military ranks that served duty in army of pre-revolutional russia and continued to serve in new one, to prevent...pretty much any opposition to cum-unism from army. One of the reasons why ussr in WW2 used zerg rush tactics.
None of them doing something outside of default rpgm engine features. Persistent saves used even in 'normal' rpgm games, non-h I mean.Okay, so I'm going to pretend there was something beyond casual sexism for your last sentence, and focus on the fact that Undertale wasn't operating too far outside the normal mechanics of the rpgmaker engine in itself. It simply did what games like Shrift and MGQaradox do, which is manipulating certain elements in the engine for a desired mechanic. I'm not a dev myself, but I imagine I could get the same results as Tobey did if I made the investment. The mechanics all apply numerical values to certain behaviours, which involve "if" and "when" triggers.
To condense, you says that shrift is "wow, twelve out of ten" and Im that shrift is "so-so, but have some interesting moments".
Don't get your hopes up. My eyes still bleed from the hickglish, a year (and 25k$) later. Only 2 and a half girls, and the advertised BF is a travesty(though a good-looking one). I guess they paywall any and all patreon post for a reason
He executed basically everyone. Even the marching band was executed, and their worst offence was playing music.
Like I said, the features aren't impossible. It's just that Tobey was the most well-known to manipulate features for the sake of doing something different. It worked. We wouldn't be talking about it if he was among the failures.
I never said that, though? Or insinuated it. We were comparing it to Undertale. I think Shrift is good for what it is. I think MGD is the same. I'm not going to unduly hype something as more than what it is. You hyped MGQ pretty hard, but it's a mediocre VN with combat mechanics and an alright story. The art in some instances leaves much to be desired, with the third part bordering on Cronenberg territory.
Call you history teacher and say him that hes a bad teacher.
It fails at what it takes, like not too hard, but noticeable. At least at the beginning.
Im not.
Wait wait wait wait wait. Monster Girl Encyclopedia is getting it's own game? Sweet! could you please tell me where you found out about it? always wanted a game about that Universe.
[RPGM] - Monster Girl Encyclopedia RPG [v0.0.11] [Kenko_Cross] | F95zone
Thanks for the link, Oh and don't worry, I'm a Patient one. i was there when "Mogi-Origins" had their crowd-funding, and i'm still waiting for them to finish that game. i can play the waiting game just fine.
well, actually in this forum have a rule about update games:"you can only make one update for week(or months I may be mistake)" so if you going to update your own game try release a bunch of upgrades so you won't keep break the update's limits and this come with some punishmento or at least that was what I read a long time ago, btw a bot will be in charge of the updates in the thread that break this rule very often, maybe this was what happen.
