Unity !Ω Factorial Omega: My Dystopian Robot Girlfriend [v0.90.16 Fix] [Incontinent Cell]
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Rogue Reaper
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Right..
Wouldn't be hard to do in the setting of this game.. Some kind of 'mad scientist' type made an artificial womb for the bots before they got banned.. Maybe it's extremely rare in the shop for parts.. But would still require human woman's donated eggs, which we have side girls that could be used or a new girl..
But my message was from 2023, so looks like that's a dead end for this game anyway..
i would play this if pregnancy was added o.o just sayingRight..
Wouldn't be hard to do in the setting of this game.. Some kind of 'mad scientist' type made an artificial womb for the bots before they got banned.. Maybe it's extremely rare in the shop for parts.. But would still require human woman's donated eggs, which we have side girls that could be used or a new girl..
But my message was from 2023, so looks like that's a dead end for this game anyway..
You're weren't wrong at first but arguing she does look like a child just because of the head proportion is just as delusional as saying it's not a factor.
There's way more obvious indications of the "age" at a glance than the head to body ratio, and that's the only thing that jun looks "young" in. It IS a "childish trait" but not "THE" childish trait, and it doesn't weight more than any other thing in the game that makes her NOT LOOK like a little girl. Her hip to shoulder ratio, tits, and when fully assembled, limb size, hell, even her haircut, doesn't indicate being a "minor" at all, do these clues matter less than a head to body ratio?
Then again, steam has unapologetically loli games in it, literally games that are not allowed in this site due to rule 7, steam has them, albeit censored.
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Game looks good, Downloaded .. get into main game .. clock starts ticking in REAL TIME. No thankyou .. What on earth possessed you to do that?
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Robot is any manufactured machine that can preform a task adaptively because it senses and responds to it's environment, even if just by a little. Specifically the ISO definition of robot reads "An automatically controlled, reprogrammable, multipurpose manipulator programmable in three or more axes, which may be either fixed in place or mobile, for use in industrial automation or other applications."
Basically, a Robot has to be able to sense, respond, move more than one joint, and have it's responses changed through some manner of injecting code. It doesn't have to move, or be humanoid, and it definitely doesn't have to think.
Meanwhile, an Android is a specific kind of Robot, which is humanoid (technically, built like a male human, because if it looks like a woman the robot is then a "Gynoid", a word nobody ever actually uses) and usually much more adaptable and general in nature than your standard industrial grabber arm. Androids are usually what people picture when thinking about robots, because Androids have faces and expressions and recognizable limbs. This is of course incorrect: there is no real reason to build an Android outside of fooling, in at least some capacity, people into thinking it's another human being. That's why Jun is an
Cyborg is a contraction derived from "Cybernetic Organism". This is usually something that started as a human person, and replaced one or more organs with a cybernetic replacement or augmentation. You are, most likely, a cyborg - the augmentation does NOT definitionally need to be an implant, and as such if you use your cell phone to google things you might otherwise have known the answer to, which most of us do, you count. However most peoples' impression of what a Cyborg *should be* does involve implantation and replacement, usually of entire limbs. We're also there, technologically, and such cyborgs do in fact walk among us IRL. We have bionic hearts and legs which can replace the function of the missing organ. However, because these artificial organs usually operate at a lower fidelity compared to the natural ones, we don't have cyberpunk chop shops.
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I mean that you can sit there and watch and the minutes tick away. The timing of the game has a real time element. It's not a take action and use x time system. Which means if I was to leave my computer on running the game days would pass. That is absolute poison for a hentai game imho.
I agree, having a ticking timer goes against the comfy feel that a cohabitation game is supposed to have. And it's not like there's no penalty, because you'll literally die of hunger if you leave it alone.
Just open any dialogue (e.g. Equipment, Sleep, Status, exit-to-menu,...) and the game will be paused.
how about you play a bit more and then determine if it's bad or not? just noping out right away is bad form
"I can't go afk for hours with the game open" is a really fucking weird take to bash a game for given that you can save whenever you want then just.. load the save when you're back?
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Don't you think calling an in-game clock "poison for a hentai game" a tiny bit over reactive?
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Not really no. If it were a matter of do thing and x time passes it would be fine. But a great many people really, REALLY don't like feeling timed or having to focus or plan things when trying to enjoy a hentai game. I've only seen one other game with a similar mechanic. And that's for a reason. The games here aren't going to compete with mainstream dedicated games. At least mostly not. The reason people play these whether they like a plot or not is because they are hentai games. And enjoying something on a sexual level and being constantly pressured just aren't things that go well together. Some people don't mind it. But the people that hate it REALLY hate it. It's a deal breaker for them, And me. Or at the very least it's highly off putting.
And on the matter of being 'over reactive.' is your first reaction to someone raising an objection to something you don't care about immediate disdain and dismissal? Must be making a big fuss over nothing rite? You're being rude and condescending .. If you want me to change my opinion give me a solid reason to do so. Trying to make it sound like I shouldn't really care about what I care about just makes you look selfish.
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Things generally aren't time sensitive enough for it to matter. If anything the passing time can help with things set for specific hours, so you can just wait a little for the time to come instead of going through random actions for time to just pass. I'm not big on real time in h game either, but the way it is here I don't think it's too bad.
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- Wow this game looks interesting and I-
*One in-game minute ticked*
- What was that? Did the minu-
*One in-game minute ticked*
- OH MY FUCKIN GOD. TIME MOVING BY ITS OWN!
*One in-game minute ticked*
*One in-game minute ticked*
- What was that? Did the minu-
*One in-game minute ticked*
- OH MY FUCKIN GOD. TIME MOVING BY ITS OWN!
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Wow, of all the things I've seen complained about regarding MDRG... the time aspect is a new one.
I mean... I get it, but overall it's just there, passively passing time. most events don't rely on time, and the ones that do are pretty generous.
It also allows for the stocks to work a tiny bit more naturally.
The realism aspect of in-game time is IMO, a nice idea, and pretty well implemented here, the MC (Anon) needs to eat and sleep, so we have bars that drain overtime, which makes an actual proper in-game time a requirement.
overall, the whole time aspect :
I mean... I get it, but overall it's just there, passively passing time. most events don't rely on time, and the ones that do are pretty generous.
It also allows for the stocks to work a tiny bit more naturally.
The realism aspect of in-game time is IMO, a nice idea, and pretty well implemented here, the MC (Anon) needs to eat and sleep, so we have bars that drain overtime, which makes an actual proper in-game time a requirement.
overall, the whole time aspect :
