snakeplisskin

Well-Known Member
Mar 19, 2018
1,712
3,363
Commissioned Art (VI) - Betty and Norah

You know Meemaw Tier subscribers have the chance to ask for three custom images at no extra cost, right?

This month, there is a subscriber to that tier, and he asked for a series of images based on our girls once they are pregnant.

He permitted me to share them with you. Thanks, TigerWolfe

Here's the first one of the series, as a homage to the prehistoric fertility goddesses.

View attachment 4293514
TigerWolfe love you for this
 

Goopgoop

Member
Sep 10, 2022
116
133
It's fine for you to ramble on, but it'd be great if you didn't turn me into a strawman in the process. Ironically, the false assumption here (from the very beginning) is that you're assuming I actually made an assumption about the season-transition process. Which is quite odd, given that I asked a question about it.

I said this in response to someone else already, but I clarified what the deal was by asking because there was conflicting information. On one hand, a (common) "this is the end of the update" screen implies more content is to come. On the other hand, the presence of a season 3 implies season 2 is done.

It could mean a lot of things. It could be certain routes aren't complete. It could be a bug preventing continuing past a certain point. It could mean the screen was just never removed (turned out to be the case). And I could probably think of a couple more explanations for the conflicting information. But that's exactly why I didn't make an assumption and just asked. Being inquisitive is the literal antithesis of being assumptive in this context.

So no. I'm not surprised at the answer or setting myself up for disappointment by assuming things work a certain way. I just go with the flow, and ask what I don't know.

You can say it's not meant as an ad hominem, but that's getting increasingly harder to believe. Given that you keep trying to portray me as an irrational person and spending increasing amounts of effort in order to do so, despite me repeatedly pointing out what happened in a progressively blunt manner. Anyway, this is the maximum of my blunt setting so if you don't get it after this I'm done. I might like going with the flow but this is stagnant.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Trope95

jI11jaCksjAkk

Well-Known Member
Jun 26, 2023
1,383
3,156
Bro, let's calm down before he brings back Redhead Martha
Dammit. Now that you reminded me of that Angel I have to go back and revise my 2024 wish list to Santa adding her in at the #2 spot (Daphne stays at #1) and bumping everything down a notch. Sigh. So much work and so few hours in the day. :LOL: Cum to think of it...:unsure:...Daphne on top of RHM? Talk amongst yourselves - I need a minute... :love:
I said I don't like it, not that I dislike it, there's a big difference.
Why does that remind me of the verbal gymnastics by many a husband when faced with an angry wife? :ROFLMAO:
 

FatGiant

Conversation Conqueror
Jan 7, 2022
6,071
19,974
Why does that remind me of the verbal gymnastics by many a husband when faced with an angry wife? :ROFLMAO:
It's the same thing I say when my wife asks me if I think the girl that's above us on the escalator has a pretty ass.

In the end, it doesn't even matter... (Yeah I like this song, sue me)

She's gonna think what she's gonna think, what I say or don't will not sway her anyway. So, I just :: shrugs shoulders and tilts head :: and pretend I didn't notice that the girl was wearing transparent Yoga pants and the smallest G-strings possible while parading 2 halves of the Globe instead of glutes. The pants material was sheer enough that I could count the 4 moles she had.

Pretty ass? NO. I barely even noticed the girl... I was looking at her? I was? I wasn't even aware there was someone there...

Peace :p
 

Trope95

Engaged Member
Game Developer
Apr 11, 2022
3,592
22,093
Why does that remind me of the verbal gymnastics by many a husband when faced with an angry wife? :ROFLMAO:
Perhaps it's a Spanish language thing, but there's a difference between not liking and disliking. I've spent years trying to get that idea into my stepson's head.
The MC doesn't like fish. He wouldn't order it at a restaurant but would eat it if Martha (black or red-haired) cooked it. He wouldn't enjoy it, though.
The MC dislikes broccoli. He won't eat it. If Martha cooked it, the broccoli would mysteriously end up on Emma's plate after a couple of "Look there, is that a pink bird by the pool?"
 

bigfuckinE

Member
Jul 18, 2022
338
198
Finally finished season two and I gotta say I'm still loving it! Not sure if it's just in my head given I had alot of time to play season one and very little for the second. But season two seemed to zoom by compared to season one. Maybe it's a psychological thing, where I just want more than what's given and I'm just being selfish lol
 

Trope95

Engaged Member
Game Developer
Apr 11, 2022
3,592
22,093
Finally finished season two and I gotta say I'm still loving it! Not sure if it's just in my head given I had alot of time to play season one and very little for the second. But season two seemed to zoom by compared to season one. Maybe it's a psychological thing, where I just want more than what's given and I'm just being selfish lol
Season 2 is shorter than Season 1. The Season splits are due to size limits, not story arcs, and I stepped up the per update render average for Season 2.
Season 1: 311,950 words, 19,679 renders. ~16 words/render. 478 development days (not counting the first release). ~600 words/day, 39 renders/day.
Season 2: 211,810 words, 36,875 renders. ~6 words/render. 348 development days. ~609 words/day, ~106 renders/day. (Animated renders weigh a lot less than still renders and, of those 36,875, 24,033 are animated.)

That means more size for the same content or less content for the same size. I try to do the same (or more) daily work as I get better tools and more experience. Sometimes it's hard to balance the writing with the renders, though. Right now, for the next update, the average is only 525 words/day, but the render count is 340 renders/day.

Also, the same number of words tells a bigger story as I learned to optimize my code, having fewer unnecessarily repeated sentences. My guess for an average reader is that Season 1 takes ~21-23h to play (14,000 words/hour) and Season 2 ~18-20h (11,000 words/hour) playing full harem, not skipping text, not stopping too much time to look at details in the images. I can be extremely wrong in this estimation, though, in both senses. Every player is a different story.

TL;DR: I'm glad you are still enjoying it. Season 3 is waiting for you (only one chapter right now, though).
 
Last edited:

blkcrow20

Engaged Member
Nov 5, 2023
3,587
7,061
Perhaps it's a Spanish language thing, but there's a difference between not liking and disliking. I've spent years trying to get that idea into my stepson's head.
The MC doesn't like fish. He wouldn't order it at a restaurant but would eat it if Martha (black or red-haired) cooked it. He wouldn't enjoy it, though.
The MC dislikes broccoli. He won't eat it. If Martha cooked it, the broccoli would mysteriously end up on Emma's plate after a couple of "Look there, is that a pink bird by the pool?"
There is only one Martha. :love:
2023-05-19_15-53-33.jpg
 

bigfuckinE

Member
Jul 18, 2022
338
198
Season 2 is shorter than Season 1. The Season splits are due to size limits, not story arcs, and I stepped up the per update render average for Season 2.
Season 1: 311,950 words, 19,679 renders. ~16 words/render. 478 development days (not counting the first release). ~600 words/day, 39 renders/day.
Season 2: 211,810 words, 36,875 renders. ~6 words/render. 348 development days. ~609 words/day, ~106 renders/day. (Animated renders weigh a lot less than still renders and, of those 36,875, 24,033 are animated.)

That means more size for the same content or less content for the same size. I try to do the same (or more) daily work as I get better tools and more experience. Sometimes it's hard to balance the writing with the renders, though. Right now, for the next update, the average is only 525 words/day, but the render count is 340 renders/day.

Also, the same number of words tells a bigger story as I learned to optimize my code, having fewer unnecessarily repeated sentences. My guess for an average reader is that Season 1 takes ~21-23h to play (14,000 words/hour) and Season 2 ~18-20h (11,000 words/hour) playing full harem, not skipping text, not stopping too much time to look at details in the images. I can be extremely wrong in this estimation, though, in both senses. Every player is a different story.

TL;DR: I'm glad you are still enjoying it. Season 3 is waiting for you (only one chapter right now, though).
Ah thanks for explaining parts of your process in such detail. It's more interesting to me than you might think.
 
4.00 star(s) 139 Votes