- Aug 23, 2020
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Looks like it's %AppData%\..\LocalLow\TeamDeadDeer\PriceForFreedom
Unfortunately, I had to use google translate for this response.
Não creio que alguém esteja trabalhando em uma tradução do PT Br atualmente. Não trabalhamos para localizar o jogo nós mesmos, os custos de tradução seriam altos e poderiam custar tanto quanto fazemos algum ano para fazer.
Talvez um fã o traduza antes do lançamento, mas as traduções para outros idiomas provavelmente acontecerão no final do projeto, após o lançamento.
Happy Halloween everybody!
Because you don't touch yourself at night, that's why.
Anyone know where I can download 19.1? Website has only 19.2 and the links I found around on the web had the files removed.
- Jan 15, 2021
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Find it funny how criticism is just quietly deleted as "off-topic" or "trolling" whenever it doesn't suit Valaska.
- Feb 7, 2021
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That's not true, at least not here anyways, I can't speak for their Discord or anywhere else.
I've stated my displeasure with the combat being buggy, I'm usually rather harsh with my criticisms when I see games with great promise. Valaska responded and was completely decent with my own criticisms and Ms. Spanks is waiting for the game to come out to purchase it since she likes lighter games and we both liked the initial setup. Once the major bugs are sorted out, this will probably be one of the best games here.
- Jan 15, 2021
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Oh that's very true. Their paywalling, people complaining about the story, the characters, about certain developers... all conveniently deleted.
- Nov 27, 2018
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I'd just like to point out that, coming at this from an outside perspective, the only person looking shady here is you, Jack. And I say that with no bias, cause I don't enjoy furry/sandbox titles. I just want you to understand how this looks to someone that isn't you.
You've accused them multiple times of deleting complaints, paywalling, removing comments left about "certain developers" (this sounds a lot like you or your buddies were talking shit about devs, even if you didn't mean it that way).
And then, on the same day you're telling everyone in the comments about how evil the devs are, by sheer coincidence, I'm sure, you also happen to leave a one-star review on their game.
"No substance, combat is simple and unengaging, story is convoluted and (yet) characters lack depth, rules and factions are uninteresting, 0 world-building," keep in mind, just previous to that you complained of "too many information thrown at player." You hate the animation and want static images instead, lol, that one's where I knew you were reaching for shit to complain about. "Its a lot of hot air, rather play a RPGmaker game, with a story that isn't so bloated with largely useless information, pompous descriptions and 0 actual progress."
Obviously I've condensed that, cause you were going for awhile there, but just take a step back and look at this situation. You're telling people the devs are bad but showing no evidence, at the exact same time you're leaving a rushed rant of a review that doesn't make a whole lot of sense at points, this looks an awful lot like somebody's done something to rile you up and now you're trying multiple paths to drag everyone involved through the mud.
On top of that, I decided to check back through the pages to see if there was any evidence of comments being removed (like people responding to shit that no longer appears to be there). I was also looking for any criticisms. You know what I found? You, Jack. Early last month, complaining about a paywall, and encouraging people to not support the game and wait for a crack. Comment's still there, by the way. Not deleted.
I have no interest in this game, personally, but in no way do they same like the ones out of line here.
EDIT: Dude, seriously? Multiple times, for months.
Oct 9th
Sep 11th
I don't know what gave you the rage-boner against these guys, but goddamn dude, maybe move on from this title.
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- Dec 1, 2020
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Imagine being so entitled and arrogant, that you complain when developers don't let you play their game for free. I mean who the heck you think you are lmao
- Dec 1, 2020
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The only thing here which is funny is you acting like a toddler, and even then funny is a bit of a stretch, more like embarrassing.
Noone with half a brain would consider your verbal diarrhea as ''criticism''. Criticism implies some constructive feedback, you're just lashing out for no reason.
I mean I know I won't get a respectable response, but here goes: What even is your problem man ?
None of us are moderators on F95, we have no power to delete posts in this or any other thread. I even had a few of mine removed which surprised me... I am the developer. I AM THE TOPIC! Just fucking around, but yeah here's the proof.
And as you can see, Deck, Arbuz, and I all do not have the moderator tag. We have no control over this thread's posts. As you can see we have no more options for moderation than you do.
- Aug 30, 2016
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if you're gonna put up a paywall can you atleast release a steam version or something so we dont gotta use shitreon, i dont mind buying games though i prefer to do it when they are finished, but fuck patreon.
- Dec 21, 2017
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Well that's exactly what we want to do from the start, release the game on steam when it is finished. Which would never happen without patreon financing the development (unless you have deep pockets from the start or a publisher).
In other words this game and many others would not exist without patreon.
That being said, not wanting to pay monthly and pay once for the full game when it is finished is completely fair. But patreon and co have valid reasons to exist.
Do some of you not realize that all work takes TIME and MONEY to do. You don't need business degree at Columbia to understand this right? Yet yall are on here begging for patreon cracks what feels like almost every time and its hilarious in a sense because the damn creators are here and they see all those comments but just "ignore it". When your doing nothing and or adding nothing to the thread but begging for codes remember that's like going to a restaurant ordering food eat it and tell them I'm not gonna pay for it but thanks for the food anyways. I understand that this being a sex game makes some people deem it less than other normal games but the work, time, and money spent is still real. I don't think its 100% wrong that you download a Crack but don't be spamming about them your spitting in these creators faces.
- Dec 18, 2020
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Like why does it bother you, lmao it doesn't hurt ignoring, devs have been ignoring it, they just don't mind. Last time someone asked for crack was days ago, either you've been writing this for days or just too slow
I guess you didnt read the whole thing and ur one of them. I clearly said I dont think getting the crack is wrong bt begging for them is
Hey! I checked this game out not too far back. Maybe half a year ago? I remember being thoroughly impressed by all it has to offer. I didn't venture too far into it, though, as I wanted to wait for a full release. I did, however, check out the associated comic, which is just as beautifully illustrated and narratively engaging as the game itself. (And very nice to read while listening to the game's OST, for anyone curious.) It takes an insane amount of skill to make a story as gripping as the comic's is. One that simultaneously has you on the edge of your seat while also loathing the events taking place, without even a trace of that condemnation being directed at the narrative itself. A story where nearly every character is compelling in spite of how much you detest some of them, all without it ever coming across as edge for edge's sake. I'm definitely hooked at this point, and it makes me even more excited for the game by proxy.
Still, returning to the game, beyond its high level of quality across the board, just as much so as the comic itself, (besides the combat being a bit rough around the edges, anyway,) two main things stuck out to me that I wished to inquire about. However, I initially decided against leaving any comment on the matter as I'm not the most comfortable with social situations. Still, the game crossed my mind again today, and this time I finally decided to put metaphorical pen to paper. So, uh... yeah! The first thing I wanted to know is whether or not there's any more content planned that involves lithe characters and/or companions? A petite body with small proportions and assets is my personal taste, so while I know most probably disagree, it was really awesome to find out this game has at least a couple characters fitting said descript. Which is why I figured it'd be just as awesome to know if this game has more of it planned for the future too.
The other thing I wanted to bring up is: Manipulation and extortion tend to really bother me more than some other heinous acts, and that applies to video games as well. In the case of video games, be it from the game itself, such as how Okage: Shadow King forces you to give Marlene a very meaningful, sentimental item of yours, even if you don't care for her character by that point. Or be it from a character within the game, like how you get blackmailed by Iris early on in AI: Somnium Files. Situations like these somehow always manage to really get under my skin, to the point where I've actually dropped a few games I've had an interest in over moments of the same caliber. Naturally, considering contents within both the comic and the game, while such things happen fairly frequently throughout the overarching narrative, this especially holds Lady Wolf in particular back from being my... *ahem* my favorite character, so to speak.
Which is why I was wondering if any of the game's branching paths allow you to strike back and give her any of her much due comeuppance, regardless of the narrative or gameplay cost in doing so. So long as it allows me to at least deal a crippling blow to something she truly cares about, I wouldn't mind the repercussions. I understand if it isn't planned due to the relationship between the game and the comic, or if you can't answer one way or the other due to spoilers, but I figured I might as well give asking a shot, right? Aside from that, I just wanted to say that I'm super excited for the game's full release, and even beyond that, I can't wait to see what else the devs make. Everyone involved in both the comic and the game has proven themselves to be very talented. Either way, no matter who you are reading this, thank you for giving me and my comment so much of your time if you've made it this far. I hope you're doing well, and have a great rest of your day!
Still, returning to the game, beyond its high level of quality across the board, just as much so as the comic itself, (besides the combat being a bit rough around the edges, anyway,) two main things stuck out to me that I wished to inquire about. However, I initially decided against leaving any comment on the matter as I'm not the most comfortable with social situations. Still, the game crossed my mind again today, and this time I finally decided to put metaphorical pen to paper. So, uh... yeah! The first thing I wanted to know is whether or not there's any more content planned that involves lithe characters and/or companions? A petite body with small proportions and assets is my personal taste, so while I know most probably disagree, it was really awesome to find out this game has at least a couple characters fitting said descript. Which is why I figured it'd be just as awesome to know if this game has more of it planned for the future too.
The other thing I wanted to bring up is: Manipulation and extortion tend to really bother me more than some other heinous acts, and that applies to video games as well. In the case of video games, be it from the game itself, such as how Okage: Shadow King forces you to give Marlene a very meaningful, sentimental item of yours, even if you don't care for her character by that point. Or be it from a character within the game, like how you get blackmailed by Iris early on in AI: Somnium Files. Situations like these somehow always manage to really get under my skin, to the point where I've actually dropped a few games I've had an interest in over moments of the same caliber. Naturally, considering contents within both the comic and the game, while such things happen fairly frequently throughout the overarching narrative, this especially holds Lady Wolf in particular back from being my... *ahem* my favorite character, so to speak.
Which is why I was wondering if any of the game's branching paths allow you to strike back and give her any of her much due comeuppance, regardless of the narrative or gameplay cost in doing so. So long as it allows me to at least deal a crippling blow to something she truly cares about, I wouldn't mind the repercussions. I understand if it isn't planned due to the relationship between the game and the comic, or if you can't answer one way or the other due to spoilers, but I figured I might as well give asking a shot, right? Aside from that, I just wanted to say that I'm super excited for the game's full release, and even beyond that, I can't wait to see what else the devs make. Everyone involved in both the comic and the game has proven themselves to be very talented. Either way, no matter who you are reading this, thank you for giving me and my comment so much of your time if you've made it this far. I hope you're doing well, and have a great rest of your day!
- Dec 21, 2017
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Hey thank you!
We don't plan to add many more characters at this point, we prefer to focus on developing our existing roster. And since you like smaller ones, you might like the update that just came out, featuring Katie:
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For LW, we plan to be able to avoid her scene at the beginning if the player doesn't want to snuggle. For the rest of the game we might add a way to rebel / betray her but obviously there wont be any way to outright kill her, since she is alive in the comic which is decades later.
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