kevy

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Jun 19, 2017
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This has been a really fun game for me up to now, but it's starting to feel a bit aimless, and beyond the obvious fun of doing so there seems to be little point to the endless pregnancy making (aside from the goblins of course). The game, as fun as it is, is getting pretty long in the tooth and it doesn't really feel like it's moving towards a specific resolution, just new collections of quests as the world keeps getting bigger and bigger. What do you guys think the endgame looks like (or when for that matter) and what do you think the shelf life for this game is before it needs to wrap up and dev can start a new project?

My hope for the end game is ending up with either Jenny, Frida or Hilda. Preferably Jenny, hot AF and deserves a lot more scenes
 

Hikiomor!

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Dec 14, 2019
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Its always giving me failure to load images anyone know what's sup? at first i thought it was me transferring saves so i deleted them and started a new game but it still happened. i even deleted the unzipped folder and unzipped it again to get a new game and it still happened. pls help
 

PANGHEEFONE

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Sep 19, 2020
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Who notices Venomina's profile refers to her as a werespider instead of an arachne? You know if that's what she's called then beast girls such as bat breeders & a possible female minotaur should be called werebats & werecattle/werecow respectively
 

Dr. Lewdwig

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Who notices Venomina's profile refers to her as a werespider instead of an arachne? You know if that's what she's called then beast girls such as bat breeders & a possible female minotaur should be called werebats & werecattle/werecow respectively
I think we are most likely talking about our 'opinions' here but I'm under the impression that usually when a word is preceded by "were" it implies that some form 'transformation' is happening or has happened.
Werewolves do transform between wolf and human form. Venomina does have a spider form and can apparently transform back to it or do it partially.

Bat breeders however don't seem like that. We always see them in their current hybrid form. No transformation has happened to our knowledge based on the game.

But then again, these are not solid rules nor do the etymology of the word 'were+word' implies transformation.
 
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I think we are most likely talking about our 'opinions' here but I'm under the impression that usually when a word is preceded by "were" it implies that some form 'transformation' is happening or has happened.
Werewolves do transform between wolf and human form. Venomina does have a spider form and can apparently transform back to it or do it partially.

Bat breeders however don't seem like that. We always see them in their current hybrid form. No transformation has happened to our knowledge based on the game.

But then again, these are not solid rules nor do the etymology of the word 'were+word' implies transformation.
There is most likely an ethymology, researcher think that 'were' come from ancient german 'wer' that meant 'man'. Its a theory but it make sense
 

Dr. Lewdwig

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There is most likely an etymology, researcher think that 'were' come from ancient german 'wer' that meant 'man'. Its a theory but it make sense
Exactly why I thought it doesn't have anything to do with etymology, since werewolf basically means 'man-wolf' (if we agree on Webster's definition) which could mean any sort of man-wolf hybrid. Meanwhile when werewolf in stories or folklore is mentioned there is always a transformation going on.

Again, we are speculating about words used for fantastical creatures :geek: so there could be different correct interpretations.
 

DomWolf

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Who notices Venomina's profile refers to her as a werespider instead of an arachne? You know if that's what she's called then beast girls such as bat breeders & a possible female minotaur should be called werebats & werecattle/werecow respectively
If they were were-bats & were-cows then they would be called that. In archaic etymology wer just means "man" & could just as well mean a humanoid of some kind. However like many things in fantasy particular terms have taken on more rigid classifications. Were-Beasts in modern fantasy usually means some form of shape shifter, usually cursed but not always. In this sense Were-Wolves & Were-Spiders are shape shifting beastmen while Bat Creatures & Minotaurs are thier own species & do not transform.
 
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