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Minx077
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The last update was released on the 22nd of June
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Oh, I wasn't here on the Twenty-Tooth....
SevereHomosexual
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Oh my i remember them being more frequent than that before, is there problems or is it nearing abandonment territory
Minx077
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The developer is experiencing issues related to PayPal. As a result, the update that was scheduled to be released in October has been postponed to December.
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lol, a wait of a few months seen as a long time between updates and "nearing abandonment territory"...
Go talk to DPC... He'd have a giggle...
PayPal is crap. (almost)Always was always will be.
Purposely making it easier for scammers to scam you. Great system... *heavy sarcasm*
Aside from them trying to tell you what 100% legal things you CAN'T do with your own cash, like certain other Credit companies (VISA esp).
Go talk to DPC... He'd have a giggle...
PayPal is crap. (almost)Always was always will be.
Purposely making it easier for scammers to scam you. Great system... *heavy sarcasm*
Aside from them trying to tell you what 100% legal things you CAN'T do with your own cash, like certain other Credit companies (VISA esp).
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his gf is dropping a huge hint for him.....poor guy aint noticed yet lolred flag
sobr24
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We broke, a day after. When i know what she like this, thx to your game)
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I turned on a stream of a Hearthstone streamer Dreads a couple of days ago. Was half-listening to it while doing something else. People were suggesting other games for him to play and suddenly I hear him reading the Steam description of MRL.
"Anon and Suzie are moving to Moonripple Lake! They'll make new friends, stumble onto mysteries, and go on adventures. Most importantly, they'll do all that while having lots of kinky sex! Netorase focused game with choices".
Some madlad was in chat that day.
"Anon and Suzie are moving to Moonripple Lake! They'll make new friends, stumble onto mysteries, and go on adventures. Most importantly, they'll do all that while having lots of kinky sex! Netorase focused game with choices".
Some madlad was in chat that day.
xLordByronx
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Why did you broke up? Just share her with your hungry homies, charity work
.I do miss Suzie and it has been a while
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neonghost
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I must be color blind. where this man sees red flags, all I see are green fields.
Keep us updated!
You are a shining example of peak indie dev behavior.
With PayPal being down,if there is another way we can support, I would be down to throw some $ your way, this game has been a hoot so far, if not then once Patreon is back up, and we can buy it on itch I am here for it.
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Due to a discussion in another thread (about tags), I wanted to go into the definitions of the terms from the NTR again.
I hope that's okay with you.
To this end, I did some research and compiled the following.
Etymologically, netorare is roughly the nominalization of the passive form of the verb netoru (寝取),
which is composed of the characters 寝 for "sleep" (sex) and 取 for "take" (steal).
In this case it refers to works in which the protagonist passively experiences the unwinding of his girlfriend/wife.
If, on the other hand, the protagonist is the one actively unwind another ones gf, the genre is called netori ("mate poaching."), although this is not always applied consistently.
Another subgenre is netorase, in which one partner either talk-into/persuades the other to have sex with a third party/foreigner or at least knows about their partner's infidelity and encourages or supports it to a certain extent. Despite this knowledge or encouragement, there is (as in netorare) a "danger" that the protagonist will lose their partner to the other.
"Taking" here doesn't simply mean the physical aspect (i.e., sex), but rather the affection and interest in a person and the resulting turning away from the partner.
This is also different from cheating, swinging, or sharing, where it's more or less just about sex, which can encourage jealousy but usually doesn't mean the loss of affection/love, the trigger for fear of loss.
Netorare = stealing
Netorase = thinks it's 'sharing', but ends up in 'stealing' *
Netori = mate poaching
* Of course, each developer can decide for themselves how far they want to go with NTR/NTS and whether they want to see it through to the end or avert it... perhaps because they only want to use it as a stylistic device that fits the dynamics of the story.
This isn't a criticism; I just wanted to share the information I've gathered, as well as some of my thoughts and conclusions.
Feel free to share your thoughts.
I hope that's okay with you.
To this end, I did some research and compiled the following.
Etymologically, netorare is roughly the nominalization of the passive form of the verb netoru (寝取),
which is composed of the characters 寝 for "sleep" (sex) and 取 for "take" (steal).
In this case it refers to works in which the protagonist passively experiences the unwinding of his girlfriend/wife.
If, on the other hand, the protagonist is the one actively unwind another ones gf, the genre is called netori ("mate poaching."), although this is not always applied consistently.
Another subgenre is netorase, in which one partner either talk-into/persuades the other to have sex with a third party/foreigner or at least knows about their partner's infidelity and encourages or supports it to a certain extent. Despite this knowledge or encouragement, there is (as in netorare) a "danger" that the protagonist will lose their partner to the other.
"Taking" here doesn't simply mean the physical aspect (i.e., sex), but rather the affection and interest in a person and the resulting turning away from the partner.
This is also different from cheating, swinging, or sharing, where it's more or less just about sex, which can encourage jealousy but usually doesn't mean the loss of affection/love, the trigger for fear of loss.
Netorare = stealing
Netorase = thinks it's 'sharing', but ends up in 'stealing' *
Netori = mate poaching
* Of course, each developer can decide for themselves how far they want to go with NTR/NTS and whether they want to see it through to the end or avert it... perhaps because they only want to use it as a stylistic device that fits the dynamics of the story.
This isn't a criticism; I just wanted to share the information I've gathered, as well as some of my thoughts and conclusions.
Feel free to share your thoughts.
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I think now I know something more for sure. Thanks for sharing.Due to a discussion in another thread (about tags), I wanted to go into the definitions of the terms from the NTR again.
I hope that's okay with you.
To this end, I did some research and compiled the following.
Etymologically, netorare is roughly the nominalization of the passive form of the verb netoru (寝取),
which is composed of the characters 寝 for "sleep" (sex) and 取 for "take" (steal).
In this case it refers to works in which the protagonist passively experiences the unwinding of his girlfriend/wife.
If, on the other hand, the protagonist is the one actively unwind another ones gf, the genre is called netori ("mate poaching."), although this is not always applied consistently.
Another subgenre is netorase, in which one partner either talk-into/persuades the other to have sex with a third party/foreigner or at least knows about their partner's infidelity and encourages or supports it to a certain extent. Despite this knowledge or encouragement, there is (as in netorare) a "danger" that the protagonist will lose their partner to the other.
"Taking" here doesn't simply mean the physical aspect (i.e., sex), but rather the affection and interest in a person and the resulting turning away from the partner.
This is also different from cheating, swinging, or sharing, where it's more or less just about sex, which can encourage jealousy but usually doesn't mean the loss of affection/love, the trigger for fear of loss.
Netorare = stealing
Netorase = thinks it's 'sharing', but ends up in 'stealing' *
Netori = mate poaching
* Of course, each developer can decide for themselves how far they want to go with NTR/NTS and whether they want to see it through to the end or avert it... perhaps because they only want to use it as a stylistic device that fits the dynamics of the story.
This isn't a criticism; I just wanted to share the information I've gathered, as well as some of my thoughts and conclusions.
Feel free to share your thoughts.
What terms would you suggest are most applicable for true sharing/swinging, where no stealing is involved and its just everyone enjoying themselves and having a good time with multiple partners? This frequently gets tagged as NTS here.Due to a discussion in another thread (about tags), I wanted to go into the definitions of the terms from the NTR again.
I hope that's okay with you.
To this end, I did some research and compiled the following.
Etymologically, netorare is roughly the nominalization of the passive form of the verb netoru (寝取),
which is composed of the characters 寝 for "sleep" (sex) and 取 for "take" (steal).
In this case it refers to works in which the protagonist passively experiences the unwinding of his girlfriend/wife.
If, on the other hand, the protagonist is the one actively unwind another ones gf, the genre is called netori ("mate poaching."), although this is not always applied consistently.
Another subgenre is netorase, in which one partner either talk-into/persuades the other to have sex with a third party/foreigner or at least knows about their partner's infidelity and encourages or supports it to a certain extent. Despite this knowledge or encouragement, there is (as in netorare) a "danger" that the protagonist will lose their partner to the other.
"Taking" here doesn't simply mean the physical aspect (i.e., sex), but rather the affection and interest in a person and the resulting turning away from the partner.
This is also different from cheating, swinging, or sharing, where it's more or less just about sex, which can encourage jealousy but usually doesn't mean the loss of affection/love, the trigger for fear of loss.
Netorare = stealing
Netorase = thinks it's 'sharing', but ends up in 'stealing' *
Netori = mate poaching
* Of course, each developer can decide for themselves how far they want to go with NTR/NTS and whether they want to see it through to the end or avert it... perhaps because they only want to use it as a stylistic device that fits the dynamics of the story.
This isn't a criticism; I just wanted to share the information I've gathered, as well as some of my thoughts and conclusions.
Feel free to share your thoughts.
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