Exactly as i said. A handful of new images. Mostly these are just missing images from the old update.
Example: the optional peeking on the pig in the bath - the scene was already there in the plot, but not available.
Now you see 3 variants of a still image.
If you click on the bath with each character before leaving the house.
This is not new content, just fills for existing content the devs didn't finish up before.
Also, you are obviously lying in your changelog - probably so desperate to make it look larger than it is?
Because for example the
"picture of a child's drawing in an orc's cave" was already visible in the previous version.
99% of the other stuff are some background tweaks no player will ever notice.
Like some retouched pixel portraits here. A burping sound there.
Separate party inventory in a linear VN game where you can't even change the player character...
And you also know why nobody will notice? Because
there is absolutely no new story. Nothing at the end, nothing in between. It plays out 100% identical.
What's new is
"a bird wit Martha' s pussy hair in the scene with Martha" (sic)
And the peeping on the grannies in the spa, new interaction which shows 1 image each.
And the "minor" changes are apparently so minor that you'd need a magnifying glass to see a difference.
For some reason you obfuscated the PNG image format, otherwise it would be really easy to compare things like the portraits.
This is how you advertised this update:
> No it has not, it ends at the same cliffhanger in the showers. The storyboard before this point is identical.
> Yeah that's a nice way to say: We're not continuing the story for 7 months, but we make it sound like we do.
> That was 3 months ago.
And there also is this quote in
this post which can't be found because it was probably ninja-edited to change the meaning:
> Fact: Re-playing this for 3 hours, clicking on every pebble twice, just to see the exact same story.
Do you really believe that will ever happen? The way how you act out here?
Practically everything you wrote there was flaming and trolling by definition. Yet again proven wrong.