There HAS to be a Gillian's ending, my friend.there has to be at lleast one gillian banging scene in our future
There HAS to be a Gillian's ending, my friend.there has to be at lleast one gillian banging scene in our future
Cindy, it's time to raise Master Watts.EvaKiss isn't done answering the questions on her most recent Q&A, but I figured I'd summarize the more interesting responses so far.
8) There will be more threesomes ahead. More unprotected sex and possible pregnancies ahead as well.
>If it's written like that then I am scared that I can sense some burnout ... please don't rush it or abandoned itFollow-up from my last post linked here, summarizing Eva's more interesting responses to the Q&A.
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EvaKiss Sept 2023 Q&A Notes #2
12) The most laborious part of the game for Eva is the writing and scene planning because she must account for all paths and scene variations. The art takes longer too but is easier to outsource. She has previously said she doesn't think she can outsource the writing.
13) Some more minor characters may have off-screen development (e.g., Perry & Cherry), if she doesn’t have time to add actual scenes for them. She will try to add the scenes though!
14) Eva re-iterates that writing gay (m/m) scenes isn’t her specialty. She’s also opted to avoid transgender characters for this game, writing those characters require depth and nuance, and she has her hands full right now.
15) For post-game content (DLCs), she’d like to write scenes from other characters’ POV besides Ian and Lena.
16) She did not originally intend to make the Holly and Cindy paths mutually exclusive. However, Holly has one of the most complicated plotlines, and Eva wanted to make her plotline and one of Ian’s major plotlines exclusive to help make it all manageable.
17) ORS takes place about 4-5 years after GGGB.
18) Baluart (the fictional city ORS is set in) is a mix of Salamanca and Barcelona, two cities in Spain. Salamanca is a college town with a lively student population. Barcelona is relatively small in actual size (39.34 mi²) but has a vibrant culture. Baluart has no major powerful industries, but significant cultural influence in art and education, attracting visitors and students.
19) She is using VSC when she edits the code for the game.
20) Eva is using a smaller subset of the cast for the beach house event, not a huge group. She thinks they will provide the most interesting interactions though!
21) Natasha (Nat) is currently being used as a cameo. Eva isn’t sure she’ll have time to give her major content outside of dialogue.
It's funny how some people refer to themselves as "the fans" and pretend to know what the other players think about the gameEK's disappointed the fans majorly.
You know whats the worse part? Even though the "backburner" content is most likely for Ivy, Emma or Jessica, my gut feeling is screaming at me that somehow it wont be for any of themAs such, she "claims" that Chapter 12 will supposedly have alot of the so called 'backburner' content in it. Likely meaning Ivy, Emma, Jessica,
If Perry manages to score with Cherry/Emma I will count that as interspecies sexual contacts. That guy is a Stan's level slob.13) Some more minor characters may have off-screen development (e.g., Perry & Cherry), if she doesn’t have time to add actual scenes for them. She will try to add the scenes though!
In my case it suits me like a glove, since I can join ian with cindy and holly with lena, all perfectly balanced as it should be.> shame , but seems it's not Ian destiny to tap holly and Cindy at the same time.
12. Quite logical. It is impossible to outsource your story; at best, seek advice from professional writers with experience, but without changing the story.Follow-up from my last post linked here, summarizing Eva's more interesting responses to the Q&A.
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EvaKiss Sept 2023 Q&A Notes #2
12) The most laborious part of the game for Eva is the writing and scene planning because she must account for all paths and scene variations. The art takes longer too but is easier to outsource. She has previously said she doesn't think she can outsource the writing.
13) Some more minor characters may have off-screen development (e.g., Perry & Cherry), if she doesn’t have time to add actual scenes for them. She will try to add the scenes though!
14) Eva re-iterates that writing gay (m/m) scenes isn’t her specialty. She’s also opted to avoid transgender characters for this game, writing those characters require depth and nuance, and she has her hands full right now.
15) For post-game content (DLCs), she’d like to write scenes from other characters’ POV besides Ian and Lena.
16) She did not originally intend to make the Holly and Cindy paths mutually exclusive. However, Holly has one of the most complicated plotlines, and Eva wanted to make her plotline and one of Ian’s major plotlines exclusive to help make it all manageable.
17) ORS takes place about 4-5 years after GGGB.
18) Baluart (the fictional city ORS is set in) is a mix of Salamanca and Barcelona, two cities in Spain. Salamanca is a college town with a lively student population. Barcelona is relatively small in actual size (39.34 mi²) but has a vibrant culture. Baluart has no major powerful industries, but significant cultural influence in art and education, attracting visitors and students.
19) She is using VSC when she edits the code for the game.
20) Eva is using a smaller subset of the cast for the beach house event, not a huge group. She thinks they will provide the most interesting interactions though!
21) Natasha (Nat) is currently being used as a cameo. Eva isn’t sure she’ll have time to give her major content outside of dialogue.
I really hope she will stick to this promiseShe would like to give Patreons what they want (see Polls), and will make some smaller suggestions happen, but she is going to follow her own vision. Her vision is what keeps her motivated.
Post game content or downloadable content (DLC) is new playable content for a complete game. Sometimes developers will complete a "base" game that has an ending(s), and then release more optional content for it later.>What's "post game content" ? Like it will be published after the game would finish or like that? Have no idea, can anybody help?
> What's the significance of this comment? If they are in same universe then HR Nat is anal loving bookstore keeper?
So Ashley exist there as well?
>great decision, I haven't played update 11, is my girls Cindy/Holly attending the beach house?
Honestly same, given everything that has happened. She gonna probaby go Seymour with Lena, or Axel again hooking up with her, while shafting Ivy, Emma, or Jessica for the umpteenth time. Then again, IF she does deliever on the girls, it would be shocking, and I can kindly say to EK: 'TOOK LONG ENOUGH!'.You know whats the worse part? Even though the "backburner" content is most likely for Ivy, Emma or Jessica, my gut feeling is screaming at me that somehow it wont be for any of them.
Ehh, it's not the "woke audience" who loses their minds and starts screaming about "pandering" and "selling out to the woke crowd" whenever they spot a trans character or, worse yet, pronouns. Although yes, the reaction along such lines is far from needed.14. I don’t think that such a character is necessary at all. Moreover, it will attract unnecessary attention from the woke audience, who are always playing victim cards and canceling someone.
The problem is that she already did a trans character, and catered it to a sterotypical fetish, ala a rapey kind of character, before kinda evening them out. Because of that and their reception, EK doesn't want to do that again, which makes sense in a manner of speaking.Ehh, it's not the "woke audience" who loses their minds and starts screaming about "pandering" and "selling out to the woke crowd" whenever they spot a trans character or, worse yet, pronouns. Although yes, the reaction along such lines is far from needed.
Both of these crowds are a bit of a retarded, so you're a right there.Remember J.A.L., for exampleEhh, it's not the "woke audience" who loses their minds and starts screaming about "pandering" and "selling out to the woke crowd" whenever they spot a trans character or, worse yet, pronouns. Although yes, the reaction along such lines is far from needed.
I agree. The other side can be crazy too tho, so usually you can't win in these situations.14. I don’t think that such a character is necessary at all. Moreover, it will attract unnecessary attention from the woke audience, who are always playing victim cards and canceling someone.