Well, it's much easier for me.
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I have no problem not renaming the MC, in fact I usually use the name that the Dev puts (with some curious results, like having an MC called MC, or player)Well, it's much easier for me.
You can't change your name here. - immersion
And I did not receive answers to my other questions, so I assume that the answers to them are negative.
I don’t know how good the story is, but I’m already used to the graphics from Koikatsu (from there).
Therefore, in a simple comparison, there are more minuses than pluses.
But yes, I don't really like the idea of playing the game 2 or more times to watch all the content. (yes I'm a lazy asshole
The truth is that it isn't a question of the size of the game. It's the game system. If I have to choose between two LIs and the game warns me that this is what is going to happen, then quite possibly I will not go beyond that point (unless I don't like one of the two LIs, something that happens occasionally or when she has a fetish that I don't like). If the chooses are "secret" that is, doing certain things closes LIs without warning, then I have no intention of trying the game.
Even Ash couldn't catch them all, man.
Personally, the only thing I look like in real life when playing a game is that once I have reached an end I never repeat.
It's one of those small flick of the wrist features that isn't hard to implement and offers more immersion. Especially for H-Scenes were the player might want to see the girl calling out their name instead of another guys
) it was no worse for wear.
### OverPoweredR
### Filter Main Character Name
init python:
# The callback.
import re
def smtf( text ):
#text = text.replace("Ren", "[r]")
#text = text.replace("R-ren", "[player_name[0]]-[player_name!l]")
text = re.sub(r"\bRen\b","[r]",text)
text = re.sub(r"\bR-ren\b","[player_name[0]]-[player_name!l]",text)
return text
# Tell Ren'py to use our function as callback.
config.say_menu_text_filter = smtfBut the story is not about us, understand that. You literally missed an important point in my comment, this game is clearly not about "immersion" but rather to enjoy a good story along with the spicy scenes.It's one of those small flick of the wrist features that isn't hard to implement and offers more immersion. Especially for H-Scenes were the player might want to see the girl calling out their name instead of another guys
Here's an example that took a few minutes to whip up.
screens.rpy
Added an Option to change Ren's default name.
changenames.rpy
Put the code that actually handles that here.
script.rpy
Did a quick search & replace changing most instances of "Ren" to "[r]"
For the stuttering bit had to do a little string manipulation
"R-ren" to "[r.name[0]]-[r.name!l]"
Ren'Py doesn't seem to like displaying the Character Name if there is string manipulation but seems to work fine with character.name so retrieve the 1st character and show the name in lowercase.
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Ran "Check Script (Lint)" to see if that caused problems. Besides a lot of tags not being properly closed (not caused by changing the name
Alternatively one could use a simpler search & replace script to filter this without changing script.rpy
Python:### OverPoweredR ### Filter Main Character Name init python: # The callback. import re def smtf( text ): #text = text.replace("Ren", "[r]") #text = text.replace("R-ren", "[player_name[0]]-[player_name!l]") text = re.sub(r"\bRen\b","[r]",text) text = re.sub(r"\bR-ren\b","[player_name[0]]-[player_name!l]",text) return text # Tell Ren'py to use our function as callback. config.say_menu_text_filter = smtf
It's a game, it's meant to be fun.
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You can satisfy both demographics with an optional walkthrough mod.Even Ash couldn't catch them all, man.
I get that you don't like it and completely understand it. Personally, I like the "secret" choices you mentioned, it's cool to find out what gonna happen in the game without getting a warning for every choice. It ruins the fun for me when the game tells directly what will happen depends on my choices. It's like in real life - you don't have a guide that tells you what will happen after every decision you make.
And I perfectly understand that some people may like it and some may not. Everyone has their own opinion. Fortunately, F95 has a large collection of games and everyone can find a game that will suit their taste.
Yes please give us the option to ignore him, I'm really enjoying the story but he's kind of ruining it for me.
