ThatGuy_Shaggy
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So what about
Is it good/decent and more importantly does it have route or is it like the last game made by the same devs and doesn't ?
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?Is it good/decent and more importantly does it have route or is it like the last game made by the same devs and doesn't ?
anonsuit
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quite bad, the gameplay is awefully non existing walking from point A to point B but with no narrative relevance, I recomend cheating for walking speed and skipping time ahead on the overall map. because there is only like one scene per day. the sex scenes are ok. but not enough for me to give it praise. I think world map events have nothing interesting going for them, you may as well unlock the gallery.
Okay, thanks for the info. I was hoping for multiple routes but it seem like a linear walking simulator. I mean if the dev is doing something like that, he should have switch to make a kinetic VN. Would have worked better imo.
I guess you could also not going to the event here but i bet the event occur anyways so not much of a impact here. I also don't understand why you can team up with one of the sister at your house, what the point if it doesn't do a thing?
anonsuit
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Yeah, nothing of that works. the dev is probably an artist that does not know programming, so he does his art and does the bare minimun to present it. all his games are like that, wich is a shame because I like unique arstyles like he has.
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I've tried a bit with the game but drop quickly. You can pass the day and if you didn't see the "!" on the map nothing happen. The date go on but if you do see the "!", it's just the one you haven't see. The event aren't even base on the date so why having a date system in the first place? Why having a the capacity to team up with girl?
Yeah it's shame, i don't understand the logic here...
Ion.TemUS
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Idk if anybody cares, but here is my opinion on A.I. art in games:
It can be both great and horrible. Bad examples of it are games where the art looks really good and you get the game and all you get is a hot pile of garbage that either doesnt work or has writing that seems like a 5 year old wrote it or it was machine-translated by ChatGPT 1.0.
But great examples are single-man developers who are good competent writers and/or programmers/gamedevs that are not capable of producing good art, but have a vivid imagination of what the art should look like. Artists are high in question everywhere already. You pay big bucks for a single picture of a good artist, let along colored versions, pose variants, etc. Many good artists are able to make a living off of that at this point. But the requests are so many that a lot of them are booked months in advance or only have certain windows of time where they take new commissions, and they request premium for longer commitments (such as providing art for a game, because they would make more money taking single commissions over and over).
A.I. can be a good avenue here for developers that know they have a talent (gameplay design, writing) but aren't good at art and can't afford to continuously pay an artist, esp. the same artist.
I have encountered a few games that actually are well written and well build up in scenario and pacing and justify someone using A.I. art, cause frankly not only will they be able to have the art WAY quicker (and cheaper, although you still have to pay for premium quality A.I. art), but they will also have a lower barrier of entry to actually develop a game.
Is it ideal? Probably not. Will it replace artists? I don't believe it will anytime soon, esp. since A.I. artstyle is still quite distinct from hand-drawn art. The imperfections and uniqueness in style of human made art is still part of its charm.
But ofc it also has the downside of flooding the market with a bunch of terrible low effort cash grabs. That being said, those have been present ever since engines like Unity or RPGMaker became a household thing. And that is not bad. Sure its annoying to have to filter out all of the shitty games, but at least in the process of that we also get some really well done games that would maybe never have seen the light of day because the developer is just not good at drawing when starting with their first game.
I also think especially those devs that rely on A.I. art to help them in the first projects and ARE good at the rest of the development process, many of them are interested in acquiring more artistic skills long term, but don't feel like their current level is presentable. I think its good people like that get a chance too.
So yea. I will always prefer human-made art, but I appreciate that A.I. art can help people who are not as artistically inclined when it comes to drawing but are maybe good at writing to shine, and also that it can help make it easier for people to establish themselves in the gaming space and then build on that. I also think A.I. art can be really good for supporting small developer teams by helping them create more quantity of backgrounds, scenes and NPC characters. That is a really good use of A.I. if you ask me.
It can be both great and horrible. Bad examples of it are games where the art looks really good and you get the game and all you get is a hot pile of garbage that either doesnt work or has writing that seems like a 5 year old wrote it or it was machine-translated by ChatGPT 1.0.
But great examples are single-man developers who are good competent writers and/or programmers/gamedevs that are not capable of producing good art, but have a vivid imagination of what the art should look like. Artists are high in question everywhere already. You pay big bucks for a single picture of a good artist, let along colored versions, pose variants, etc. Many good artists are able to make a living off of that at this point. But the requests are so many that a lot of them are booked months in advance or only have certain windows of time where they take new commissions, and they request premium for longer commitments (such as providing art for a game, because they would make more money taking single commissions over and over).
A.I. can be a good avenue here for developers that know they have a talent (gameplay design, writing) but aren't good at art and can't afford to continuously pay an artist, esp. the same artist.
I have encountered a few games that actually are well written and well build up in scenario and pacing and justify someone using A.I. art, cause frankly not only will they be able to have the art WAY quicker (and cheaper, although you still have to pay for premium quality A.I. art), but they will also have a lower barrier of entry to actually develop a game.
Is it ideal? Probably not. Will it replace artists? I don't believe it will anytime soon, esp. since A.I. artstyle is still quite distinct from hand-drawn art. The imperfections and uniqueness in style of human made art is still part of its charm.
But ofc it also has the downside of flooding the market with a bunch of terrible low effort cash grabs. That being said, those have been present ever since engines like Unity or RPGMaker became a household thing. And that is not bad. Sure its annoying to have to filter out all of the shitty games, but at least in the process of that we also get some really well done games that would maybe never have seen the light of day because the developer is just not good at drawing when starting with their first game.
I also think especially those devs that rely on A.I. art to help them in the first projects and ARE good at the rest of the development process, many of them are interested in acquiring more artistic skills long term, but don't feel like their current level is presentable. I think its good people like that get a chance too.
So yea. I will always prefer human-made art, but I appreciate that A.I. art can help people who are not as artistically inclined when it comes to drawing but are maybe good at writing to shine, and also that it can help make it easier for people to establish themselves in the gaming space and then build on that. I also think A.I. art can be really good for supporting small developer teams by helping them create more quantity of backgrounds, scenes and NPC characters. That is a really good use of A.I. if you ask me.
Ion.TemUS
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I've seen games of this dev before, did they improve when it comes to game design compared to their first game? (the Scars of Summer clone)?Indeed, I kinda like the art myself - FMC looks quite thicc and curvaceous here
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Also, any new NTR games the last couple of weeks or do we have a low release phase for NTR stuff rn?
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Has anyone gotten the new demo that released last month for soraues new game?
I've been playing with Civitai lately to generate NTR scenarios of some anime character, it's quite fun and it's free, here's example of Vermeil from anime Kinsou no Vermeil with one of academy teacher
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slop for now, wait few years when AI gets better, seeing people testing animations its scary how good its getting, what really needs to be fixed in AI is the eyes girls look deadpan a lot
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Playing Nebel Geisterjager atm and while the game and art is impressive compared to most RPGM fare, the NTR is pretty disappointing. More of the typical forced harrassment deal where the girl finally comes around to enjoying it after being groped and manhandled for the 100th time. Would be so much hotter if she had done it willingly after some slow and steady corruption.
I did a post here before about the Orisries NTR stuff, but the comedy continued. It's a wall of text but I got a good laugh out of it.
From the post:
"Anyway, actual gays were friend requesting and using ChatGPT and AI to translate their gay fanfictions on how they just dominated and NTR/Cucked the other player's units when they won ... the furries were specially ruthless as they included furry fanfics in their dms on how big their animal cocks were enjoying the dudes, which weirded out and angered CN players even more than usual."
Kudos to the OP of the thread
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From the post:
"Anyway, actual gays were friend requesting and using ChatGPT and AI to translate their gay fanfictions on how they just dominated and NTR/Cucked the other player's units when they won ... the furries were specially ruthless as they included furry fanfics in their dms on how big their animal cocks were enjoying the dudes, which weirded out and angered CN players even more than usual."
Kudos to the OP of the thread
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