You seem to have misunderstood my post or i write it bad trying to keep it short. I played the game for the harem so naturally i am going to choose the harem ending. You made it like if we don't play play the other endings we miss out some scenes like the 3some with vampire twins and the pregnancy. The ending is good but these little things become plot holes. For example the ending starts with the girl talking the 3some and i'm like WTF are they talking about.
As someone who was never really going to love the harem ending, I still think you did a good job. Paris not being pregnant, even as an offhand comment (I get that it'd be hard to do this and do it justice) is probably a negative but I totally get your reasoning for why you did it that way. And if you were to add another patch with epilogue content with her child, and maybe even with her being pregnant again (she did say she wanted more than one kid in her route if I remember right, so it fits), that'd fix the 'problem' entirely.
Alright, I understand, thank you for the feedback. And I'm still glad you enjoyed everything overall
Didnt give the paris pregnancy a second thought when playing the harem route, excellent and enjoyable. I said in a previous post that "I do not know if I am happy or sad" now it is completed.......Decided I am Happy so I can look for another title from Superwriter..........
That's what I'm saying, if you're skipping content in my games, you might miss some references. I make the endings as important as the main storyline.
I do plan for her to have children in a future DLC. It's not that her pregnancy disappears all together it was just not on the Harem route, but thank you for the suggestions.
Lol Honestly, I I am starting to rethink this whole pregnancy thing. I did have a couple planned for my other games, but seeing how domineering it is and becomes the focus of the story and what everyone is focusing on is exactly what I did not want, so I might cut that out altogether, yeah.
Yup, I learned that people are very ....passionate... about pregnancy and NTR.
Oh god please no, the way you've done it here is truly beautiful and feels special. It's not even a fetish thing, it's just a beautiful story.
Pregnancy existing was never a problem, specially because it was a choice. You could opt in or out, thats why untill now it wasnt an issue.
It existing is the problem. Like I said 38 times now lol. The pregnancy would take too much focus off the harem, so I axed it. There is no timeline for the endings either, because they are all altered scenarios. And her being pregnant would most likely appear later on, as I was planning for the future DLC.
I understand your point, and i agree, the solution was that the pregnancy option should have always be in the Paris ending, or just Paris being pregnant on her ending and not pregnant on the other endings.
This one is not about skipping content. You make 2 whole differents routes, so it's only logical that what happens in one route isn't referenced in the others routes since if you play the harem route without Sabrina's route, it's just a big plothole. Just changing those 10 or so lines of dialogue could correct it.
People don't focus on it and it's not domineering, but her pregnancy disapearing makes the story less consistent thus less enjoyable.
From what I see, your way of seeing the game totally collides with my way of playing it.
Well, whether or not Paris is pregnant isn't something that matters much to me (in fact it is only for consistency with my previous choices) Personally, I followed the pregnancy route because it seemed that it was the one that Paris was most excited about. If Paris isn't pregnant on the harem route, it doesn't bother me (except for coherence with previous elections, but since you have already said that you are going to solve it, then I don't see any more problem in this regard)
I cannot comment on the ending beyond what I have already said (I haven't seen enough to be able to give an opinion as to whether it is well developed or not)
For my part, I don't think I will play the DLC. Without seeing an ending, I don't think I feel interested in playing it.
Yeah, I'm like you in that I don't see it as a kink and instead it as a proof of love. But we'll see how I feel in the future, nothing set in stone yet!Oh god please no, the way you've done it here is truly beautiful and feels special. It's not even a fetish thing, it's just a beautiful story.
I did end up getting a few of your books, and the saddest thing for me was finding out that this was not featured in the original story
Side note: people who think having a child with a loved one is a 'fetish' are weird.
I don't understand. Paris is only pregnant in her ending like you're saying it should be.
Yeah, honestly, I think this is the best solution to be transparent about it so no one is caught off guard.
I've explained the reason for the inconsistency. I could have made Paris pregnant, but I didn't want to do that on the harem. I understand some of you don't like it but it makes sense to me and for what I wanted with the story. But I know everyone might not love it. Sorry about that.
You do not have a choice in whether Paris gets pregnant or not, it is part of her main storyline, as for not wanting to play Sabrina's route because Miracle is included and only wanting to play one route and skip the others, I understand you have a specific style of playing, and I'm sorry it doesn't fit with my game.
It's NOT a part of the main storyline. It WAS a choice that I took away. Just have to go back and delete it. I did say that already, so that's my fault for waiting until the game was complete to fix that. Paris is only preg on her route. I will just put a disclaimer she is only preg on her route.
Visibly, yes, but there is a scene where you decide if she is pregnant or not before the endings decision. That scene should not have been there if Paris was only going to be pregnant in the Paris ending.
Ok, my bad, just reread it and it was never made clear in the game that she was. It was the walkthrough and all those comments that made me think it was clearly stated.
