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Your Unity doesn' t remember, where did I stop to play, when I need a free place on my computer and delete the game. So I must to keep the game all the time on my computer, want I this or not. Ren' Py remember my choice. I can delete the game, year later download it again, in new version, with many new updates, Ren' Py remember, where did I stop, so I can continue to play from this moment. Unity remember nothing. The same about RPG and many others engines. They remember nothing. So I must play again from the beginning.
Plus I can not keep the game just in RAR format, where the game usually take less space. I must keep it in open folder, otherwise the computer doesn't remember again anything. All these problems I do not have, when I play in Ren' Py.
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I wanted to write something before, but decided not to, but now it seems the argument is still ongoing so I gotta step in.
Unity and Ren'Py are comparing apples to oranges. You make different games with each of them. There really isn't a sense comparing them like this unless the game in Unity was a VN that could have been made in Ren'Py, but MGI is not that.
Though at the same time I think I recall playing some VN in Unity that were fine. I like that in Renpy I can decompile the rpa archives and poke around the code and images, but you can make a perfectly functional VN in Unity as well, with similar savegame QOL features like in Ren'py. MGI is just badly coded and has shitty qol features. It desperately needs a proper gallery viewer, and a quicker way to progress shit. Like, even the episodes are a pain to get through. You wanna fap to missionary Eris slime girL? Good luck, you need to click through three hand/tentacle job scenes first.
Unity and Ren'Py are comparing apples to oranges. You make different games with each of them. There really isn't a sense comparing them like this unless the game in Unity was a VN that could have been made in Ren'Py, but MGI is not that.
Though at the same time I think I recall playing some VN in Unity that were fine. I like that in Renpy I can decompile the rpa archives and poke around the code and images, but you can make a perfectly functional VN in Unity as well, with similar savegame QOL features like in Ren'py. MGI is just badly coded and has shitty qol features. It desperately needs a proper gallery viewer, and a quicker way to progress shit. Like, even the episodes are a pain to get through. You wanna fap to missionary Eris slime girL? Good luck, you need to click through three hand/tentacle job scenes first.
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Unreal Engine maybe is even worse than Unity. Take huge space, game can be short episode. You must pay a lot with space, you have back almost nothing. Unity is smaller trouble, but still trouble.
The "problem" is, I usually keep several games in open folders in the same time on the desktop of my computer. Because just sometimes the game is so good, that I keep playing it from the beginning till the end and do not look to others. Mostly after some time I start to feel boring, I put this game to later time, and start to play another game. If games are in Unity or Unreal Engine, it is almost impossible, they take too much space.
Ren'Py is there the best choice again. You delete the game, Ren'Py will remember anyway, where did you stop.
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I was thinking about a feature like this in MGR where you can jump to any unlocked date and have a custom smut menu where you can choose positions etc which you have unlocked. Do you think it would be necessary to jump to specific parts of a given date?
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You commenting this makes me question if you really know what you're talking about. What you just said has absolutely nothing to do with the engine the game was made in. Ren'py just stores saves in appdata, so if you delete the game and reinstall it it will find the saves. But that applies to a lot of games in a lot of engines that save games in a lot of places other than the installation folder. Not to talk about games with cloud saves, but that's another matter.
personally, I'd rather the saves were stored in the installation folder so when I'm done with a game I can just delete everything, not have a ton of files I don't know about scattered about roaming appdata, locallow, local, my documents, saved games, etc. often times under folders with the name of the dev making it even more difficult to figure out what's what.
So long as the game provides for a reasonably quick way to get to the scene I want to get to I guess the details don't matter. The individual scenes in MGI wouldn't be too bad if you could more rapidly go through dialogue like you can by skipping in Ren'py or other VNs. ANd I think the main game does have a gallery, havent' played in a while so I"m not sure.
but yeah, what you describe seems OK.
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The "remake" doesn't surprise me at all. Abandoned-"remake"-Abandoned is standard practice these days, right?.
But "hire"..Where is the good old Redamz "no one will mess with my project, only I know how it works".
(MGI Timeline update?)
If it wasn't Red, but someone else, I might agree....
Better support MGR.
i second that tbh
I've been watching this for a while and I find it funny. You're fighting with windmills here.
Saves stored in the system folders are a normal thing, after all it has the advantage that if you upgrade the game build, you don't have to move anything manually. If the saves are under the dev name, it's not that bad. Most developers, however, are not even able to set this up and the game gets lost somewhere under the "DefaultCompany" folder or something, or worse under some working title.
Also you forgot the worst possible location - registry.
Simple arcade games using just registry, like money value = x, item/stage.. 1 unlocked = True/False.Later builds of MGI have a gallery, however they are full scenes as they are in the game, with all the dialogue. It would be nice to have only clean scenes with easy switching between parts, so the player could just enjoy the scene and not have to click through the whole story... or as you said the RenPy-style skip function.
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Ugh, you just reminded me of the pacing of the scenes. I still don't think i've seen the Chumimi scene in it's entirety to this day because there's no way to skip all. of. the. god. damned. talking.
How does it end? Does the canoe flip over comically? Boss fight with kraken? Canoe springs a leak and MC plugs it with his dick? The world, or at least I, will never know because I can't be arsed to sit through it all.
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I don't think I am, because my comments are less indented to change that other guy's mind as much as for the benefit of whoever else reads this in the future and my own satisfaction.I've been watching this for a while and I find it funny. You're fighting with windmills here.
Saves stored in the system folders are a normal thing, after all it has the advantage that if you upgrade the game build, you don't have to move anything manually. If the saves are under the dev name, it's not that bad. Most developers, however, are not even able to set this up and the game gets lost somewhere under the "DefaultCompany" folder or something, or worse under some working title.
Also you forgot the worst possible location - registry.
Later builds of MGI have a gallery, however they are full scenes as they are in the game, with all the dialogue. It would be nice to have only clean scenes with easy switching between parts, so the player could just enjoy the scene and not have to click through the whole story... or as you said the RenPy-style skip function.
I know they're normal, and I know why they're normal too. I'd gone on a weird tangent in my comment about my own usercases, but you're right, the vast majority of cases it's better that way.
Oh, yeah, forgot about registry saves. Those are the worst. I think I recently stumbled upon a game that did that. A pain. I hate messing with the registry. But I'm going on personal usercase tangents again.
Yes, agree wholeheartedly with the last paragraph. I remember how bad earlier builds were. It's funny that from the start the best builds were the kitsune and the ara builds lol, for just having the scenes and no pointless dialogue to skip through.
Yeah..but otherwise it's a nice romantic scene. You can always mash the button and speed it up a bit. But it's not an ideal solution.
In general, those scenes are terribly long. Creative, nice.. but not exactly ideal for practical purposes.
I think a lot of people complain about this. And of course, messing with the registry can be dangerous. If you lose your save and don't have a backup, nothing will happen, you just lose your progress in the game. But a corrupted registry has a bigger negative impact.
Exactly. Ara prototype / kitsune twins is a good example of what a good gallery could look like.
where is the second picture from?
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Man im still bummed this game was abandoned by the dev... It was my first exposure to monster girls and femdom when I was like 15... lol. Now im 22..... Its so over..
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this can be used on https://f95zone.to/threads/monster-girl-project-v2024-12-26-dreamdemon.25013/ (MOST RECENTLY BUILD) to be clear ? like view aya from behind gona be glorios
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This version of the game was so goooood. So much better than Monster Girl World/ Monster Girl Project
I use Freecam in almost all unity games, including the one you mentioned, if you go to my profile you will see that I have several screenshots of each game