No, there's no Hiroshi endings as such, but there is a lot of Hiroshi content in the main game. Also, and this is important (!) the game isn't actually over until you've seen the harem ending! That's a totally different ending that requires the harem code, and the story doesn't make sense until you get there. And there's a heap of bonus content available after the harem ending, including quite a bit of Hiroshi stuff if that's your interest.
Thanks man, i havent tried the harem code yet so its good to knowNo, there's no Hiroshi endings as such, but there is a lot of Hiroshi content in the main game. Also, and this is important (!) the game isn't actually over until you've seen the harem ending! That's a totally different ending that requires the harem code, and the story doesn't make sense until you get there. And there's a heap of bonus content available after the harem ending, including quite a bit of Hiroshi stuff if that's your interest.
As for the series, there's not just Crisis and Legacy, there's actually four games:
Pervert Action: Crisis (the first)
Pervert Action: Future (second)
Pervert Action: Legacy (you're playing now, obviously)
Pervert Action: Timelapse (my current work in progress)
All should be available here on F95. They're all designed so you don't really need to see them in any particular order, though. Some things maybe make a little more sense if you've seen the other instalments, but it's not necessary.
There are actually pictures in the first two, although I was still learning back then, so they're not as good. PAC was made without them, but I did a re-release with images, and PAF includes some that I think at least have a nice consistency, even if they're not especially impressive these days.
nonsense, it was the art that made me choose to try your game, so i obviously like it a lot, you not using the same models as everyone else, and thats already a huge plus for you aswell.There are actually pictures in the first two, although I was still learning back then, so they're not as good. PAC was made without them, but I did a re-release with images, and PAF includes some that I think at least have a nice consistency, even if they're not especially impressive these days.
Timelapse has public releases out and I do think I'm significantly more skilled at the graphics these days, so it does look better.
Is that the Nega-Maid stuff? I remembered hearing about it when I was your patron but I never paid much attention to it to not spoil myself. I was confused as hell when I never managed to discover them, all I had left to do was the Harem ending.
The Nega Maid content was cut from the plan because of Patreon difficulties and because I was having some writer's block with it. It wasn't a huge loss, though - the larger and more important parts of the new content made it into the game.
Your game has lesbian twins who have sex with each other, what in the world did the Nega Maid content have that would have flagged Patreon? Though writer's block is killer, I get that. Also I swear you secretly make Iku's bust larger each time you post
Well, that's the thing. Once they complained about one thing, I knew I'd have to wrap up the project or risk them taking issue with other stuff. I finished it and moved on to a story that should be fine with them. Also, yes, writer's block was a problem. I managed to write the Nega Fumi sex scene while on holiday, but it still was going to be tricky to finish the other parts.
I've never heard of anyone having the bug you describe of instant crashes; that sounds like a very rare and unusual issue. The screen size and shape should, however, be highly adjustable to your screen size; there are instructions included at the beginning of the game to help it look right for you, but you can customise the appearance as well, depending on your monitor. I'd also mention that this was built in the Adrift engine, which now struggles with modern machines, so any issues you have with stability are actually engine bugs, not to do with the coding of the game itself. For what it's worth the game was tested very extensively over a long period of time.
What interpreter are you using? I'm using Windows 10 and the ADRIFT Runner interpreter never crashed for me when I played this game. Also I understand you may be new to IF/Text-Based Adventures (I am too, to be fair), but the north south west east etc. thing is a very old method of movement in text-based games. I can't remember, but I'm pretty sure you can just type n/s/w/e to move north/south/west/east respectively. Regardless, I also don't like typing out the cardinal directions as well, but thankfully you can just click the rooms on the map once you have discovered them (unless you're using a different interpreter to ADRIFT which doesn't support the map widget?)
You can just type n, e, s & w instead of typing the full word, yeah.
Also, thanks to CLD4 for adding the NTR tag to the thread! (I should note to anyone reading this - all that content is optional and easily avoided.)
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He tells you when he turns up that he'll be in the shack behind the mansion. Just go back where the girls do laundry and go north from there.
I've never heard of that problem before. If it's saying the enemy is stunned but they're not then that's very strange. My only guess is that maybe it could be because your system language isn't set to English? Or perhaps your system is using unusual numerical characters?
