What do you think "novel" in "visual novel" stands for? Like when you read a book, you're supposed to picture in your mind what's happening from what you're reading. But, if you ain't keen at all at reading, there're still a few CG's, and amongst them there're a couple depicting the MC's penis (which people here call erotic). It depends on your definition of erotic, according to mine there're only four erotic CG's.
To tell the truth I'm not really thrilled about CG's in this game. The local MC supposed to be featureless to completely assosiate ourselves to him.
Sure, just copy the save files over. Search for "Renpy save location" to find out where the saves are on different systems.
Thank you for helping! Is the savelocation.py and savelocation.pyo the files? I have copied them over but it didn't seem to work. I'll keep looking around to see if I missed something.
From these 4 I've only played MGQ Paradox (downloading the other 3 right now), and it may be bias because MGQ was my favorite game that I've discovered/played in 2022, but I would 100% put Paradox in 1st position, I can guarantee the game is at the very, very least an 8/10 if you barely like RPGs.
What? No! Those are part of the game engine. Did you search your filesystem or something? Do a google search for "renpy save location" and it will tell you where to look.
The plot is surprisingly good. Hell you get to the point where the story is more motivating than just getting sex scenes.
Only one I haven't played is MGE, so I'll leave it out.
)don't worry, i can take over the MGE part.Only one I haven't played is MGE, so I'll leave it out.
Maybe bias, but MGQP is #1. It would easily be an awesome jrpg even without the h scenes. Same with MGQ, both have an amazing plot and really solid gameplay. (Don't get me wrong, the h is really good too
After that it's a tight race between MGD and SA.
Pros of Succubus Affection: really good game, fun mechanics and awesome pixelart. Has a similar case as MGQ as it would be a really good action platformer even without the h. Cons: it has a 50% chance of crashing my potato laptop (it doesn't like Unity XD)
Pros of MGD: Lots of content (even as it is not finished yet (really looking forward toward the capital ^_^)), the interactions with the monsters are really fun, the combat system is pretty fun and Jora is the cutest ever <3.
One the in-game Menu (Right-click/Esc), then go into the Character option, then choose the Equipment tab.
You can probably find a guide to it on the wiki. I didn't have any trouble with it but that's only because I'm a bit overleveled and kinda brute force my way through situations where I should definitely fail. As for why it's part of the game, I imagine it's because it's the last step of the journey before the monster girl capital and lore-wise only a small handful of adventurers have ever made it past that point.
I finished it just to get another fucking annoying bullshit minigame at the 4th floor, I was enjoying this game but FUCK THIS SHIT, i fucking quit
I didn't enjoy the labyrinth but it's nowhere near as bad as you're making it out to be, lol.
Just keep exploring while avoiding the MG's as you see them. Best scenario is when you got both MG's following you one or two tiles away, thus giving you plenty of time to search the keys. There aren't dead ends in floor 3 that you can't see coming, unlike floor 4, so that shouldn't be a problem even for the dumbest player.
It'd be better if it was just a pickup in some tiles of the floor that enhance the light radius for 5 turns, then going out for another 5 until it respawns. And I mean enhancement not as the whole floor, but as augmenting the radius on like 3 tiles.
