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I think I know which roof scene was written from personal experience then.... to my irl life, as an artist and gallery manager, ...
Damn son. Good job man.
I think I know which roof scene was written from personal experience then.... to my irl life, as an artist and gallery manager, ...
I'm totally fine with Marc not going full-on asshole to the extent that Anthony did. I had no problem with Anthony's content, and would have no objection to more content with him in the future,
Trying to be in any way... ^^Zorlun, I commend you. You are a helluva lot more gracious than I could ever be. At a certain point with all of this griping, I'd announce that I was packing up my toys and taking the exclusive route but not before leaving some very choice words for the gripers. Your response alone makes you one of the Greatest devs in this forum. I wish you continued success as you go forward. Bravo.
*Heroine. Heroine = female hero. Heroin = illegal drug.Trying to be in any way... ^^
But even if I'm not of the same opinion, when things are written down politely and not just meant to get a raise out of me, I don't have much reasons to be an asshole. I understand that players tend to make the game their own, even more so when your goal is to make the player more involved with how the heroin act.
Sure without a doubt I like positive returns (who doesn't like a good polish ^^ ), but critical ones are also interesting (in small dose please ^^ ) to help you work, I changed a few things in the game by listening to returns and advices I got since I started the game. That doesn't mean I won't be doing what I want with the game, but listening in at least never hurt.
Funny enough "Heroin" is missing the "e" because it is actually the German version.The sad thing is that even in French you put a 'e' in the end... (In French: Héroïne.)
Shame on me!
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A good writer can write any kind of character. Man, woman, trans, black, white, asian, etc. All you have to do is a bit of research and most of all, avoid stereotypes. When you put them in a box is when you start showing your true colors. Like a writer who thinks women are beneath males will portray her as being submissive to them regardless of power dynamics. Animals don't rape humans, therefore a dog should not be dominating one. Nor should a boy be dominating a grown woman (especially his mother).Six0 ; It is nearly imposible for a Male, to write a Female character out of the sight of a woman, there are games where this is achieved with good storys and nice renders, in those mostly the significant other of the creator has and active roleo or influence , or there are woman in the team, which asses and help to mold the story,
Other good games are writen and produced by women straight away.
I feel that doccop63 sugetion that you contact the dev and offer him suggestions from your perspective is the best,
Sorry, but I have little faith in how you're going to handle femdom from Myriam's point of view. The fact that you make the options that boost her dominance the non-sexual ones speaks volumes. It tells me you're the kind of person who thinks femdom means footjobs and CBT instead of facesitting and cunnilingus.The game start with a MC very submissive at start, so any femdom from her point of view will take time to come up, as all the lesbian content did as she start with a man at first.
So again, all I can say is patience.
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One of the goals was actually to make her more complicated than just slutty, prude, submissive or dominant, and be able to have her be a mix of those, enjoying one time to be submissive and another enjoying to be in the boots of the dom; to be able to be slutty when she wish and slap the shit out of someone another time.
For the extra thoughts coming from other characters, it happens with males or females, and just serve to build the ambiance, but I get that it can be felt as annoying when you only wish to view the game via the MC.
And there it is, like clockwork. There's always the guy who thinks anybody advocating for better female characters, or doesn't jive with the male characters presented, must be a woman. And one who hates men.Your comments sounds borderline man-bashing. Why don't you send suggestions from a female perspective on Zorlun's Discord account if you want a different perspective. As it sounds now, you're statements are inciteful. Also keep it mind, it is his First time doing this. He's learning as he goes and he's been Very nice in his responses to his audience. Sly insults and man-hating certainly does you no good for a favorable outcome.
And as I said a few pages earlier in this thread, he can't Possibly please everybody. If the games that you have come across have storylines That offensive to you, why not do what I've seen a couple of females do: start your own story and introduce it here. That way, you can tell and display a plot and story the way You want. I fear that all of you unhappy people are going to make Zorlun go exclusively private with this on SubscribeStar and Patreon. Once again, keep in mind, he's nice enough to Share his work here. He doesn't get paid here to take yours or anyone else's abuse.
Anthony abused Myriam in order to boost his own ego, he needed her natural submissive nature to get what he wants- the moment he screwed up or she showed a glimmer of resistance and spine, he fell apart and turned into a pathethic beggar and liar. That's not the kind of behaviour I would consider to be "in control" or "confident", let alone "dominant".Marc contrary to his father had a glimmer of hope of not becoming a full on asshole.
It's more like character assassination. Dom Marc was interesting because he was NOT the sniveling, whiny boy that exist in every porn game with younger characters, and he was interesting because he dominated his mother and was not dependend on her cuddling and affirmation. Unfortunately, he turned into this cliche and was stripped of all what made him interesting.It's just character development
Well, I have an idea for Marc and how to get him back on track, and also for Cassius, just let me know if you are interested. But I don't have Discord and I'm a dirty pirate, so no subscription either.but things can always shift as I work and get inspired).
I never encountered the single dates.For the cop dates, depending on choices made during the first double date, the situation can evolve in four manners,
Pity, this would have been a great way for character development, as in "Myriam doesn't date losers who can't control themselves, she is more interested in bold teenagers than in wannabe doms who beat up weaker people".Well, I admit I tried even to probe Zorlun about a visit from Myriam to the boys in hospital (with potential "consolation", of course![]()
), but no luck, they were meant only as a plot element.
Well, no. It's German, but it's a merger from the Greek heroios ("hero" or "strong") and the suffix "-in" for pharmaceutical drugs (as in "Aspirin" or "Penicillin"). No e's were hurt during the creation of this wordFunny enough "Heroin" is missing the "e" because it is actually the German version.
It is the German version as in "you don't speak it with an e, so you don't write it with an e".Well, no. It's German, but it's a merger from the Greek heroios ("hero" or "strong") and the suffix "-in" for pharmaceutical drugs (as in "Aspirin" or "Penicillin"). No e's were hurt during the creation of this word.
Again, Myriam start the game as submissive, very, so at start the dominance choices for her is when she's able to say no and affirm herself, and not going straight to smothering the guy's face with her pussy, but as the lesbian relations took time, the femdom will take time, she start light and it will build up. Again, time.Sorry, but I have little faith in how you're going to handle femdom from Myriam's point of view. The fact that you make the options that boost her dominance the non-sexual ones speaks volumes. It tells me you're the kind of person who thinks femdom means footjobs and CBT instead of facesitting and cunnilingus.
I don't see it that way, but again I guess it's a question of taste and perspective, sorry to say but best I can say now is still wait and see.Anthony abused Myriam in order to boost his own ego, he needed her natural submissive nature to get what he wants- the moment he screwed up or she showed a glimmer of resistance and spine, he fell apart and turned into a pathethic beggar and liar. That's not the kind of behaviour I would consider to be "in control" or "confident", let alone "dominant".
I think the question should not be about "assholery", because being an asshole is sometimes necessary and good, and sometimes just a question of taste or viewpoint. It should be about character traits and personality.
If Marcs character development was intented to make him less of an asshole, I think this would be the wrong motivation. It should be more about making him confident, competent and in control, first of himself and only after that of Myriam (and the other women around him). From there, there are many paths possible (from nice to abusive), but making him weak and pathetic in order to not make him an asshole is a bad direction to take.
It's more like character assassination. Dom Marc was interesting because he was NOT the sniveling, whiny boy that exist in every porn game with younger characters, and he was interesting because he dominated his mother and was not dependend on her cuddling and affirmation. Unfortunately, he turned into this cliche and was stripped of all what made him interesting.
Well, I have an idea for Marc and how to get him back on track, and also for Cassius, just let me know if you are interested. But I don't have Discord and I'm a dirty pirate, so no subscription either.
I never encountered the single dates.
I'm curious. Have you or someone close to you ever gone through a traumatic event like having a gun pointed at you or someone you love? Fired at someone you love? I ask because I have, and Marc's reaction here seems very natural and mirrored what my friends and I all went through.Anthony abused Myriam in order to boost his own ego, he needed her natural submissive nature to get what he wants- the moment he screwed up or she showed a glimmer of resistance and spine, he fell apart and turned into a pathethic beggar and liar. That's not the kind of behaviour I would consider to be "in control" or "confident", let alone "dominant".
I think the question should not be about "assholery", because being an asshole is sometimes necessary and good, and sometimes just a question of taste or viewpoint. It should be about character traits and personality.
If Marcs character development was intented to make him less of an asshole, I think this would be the wrong motivation. It should be more about making him confident, competent and in control, first of himself and only after that of Myriam (and the other women around him). From there, there are many paths possible (from nice to abusive), but making him weak and pathetic in order to not make him an asshole is a bad direction to take.
It's more like character assassination. Dom Marc was interesting because he was NOT the sniveling, whiny boy that exist in every porn game with younger characters, and he was interesting because he dominated his mother and was not dependend on her cuddling and affirmation. Unfortunately, he turned into this cliche and was stripped of all what made him interesting.
Well, I have an idea for Marc and how to get him back on track, and also for Cassius, just let me know if you are interested. But I don't have Discord and I'm a dirty pirate, so no subscription either.
I never encountered the single dates.
A good writer can write any kind of character. Man, woman, trans, black, white, asian, etc. All you have to do is a bit of research and most of all, avoid stereotypes. When you put them in a box is when you start showing your true colors. Like a writer who thinks women are beneath males will portray her as being submissive to them regardless of power dynamics. Animals don't rape humans, therefore a dog should not be dominating one. Nor should a boy be dominating a grown woman (especially his mother).
Sorry, but I have little faith in how you're going to handle femdom from Myriam's point of view. The fact that you make the options that boost her dominance the non-sexual ones speaks volumes. It tells me you're the kind of person who thinks femdom means footjobs and CBT instead of facesitting and cunnilingus.
And there it is, like clockwork. There's always the guy who thinks anybody advocating for better female characters, or doesn't jive with the male characters presented, must be a woman. And one who hates men.Well that's where you're wrong. I'm not a woman, but I do hate men. And I hate whenever a female protagonists has to share her story with them. Which happens all too often via writers illustrating what every man who crosses her path is thinking. You don't see that happening often with male protagonists. So it's particularly egregious when a female protag has to momentarily relinquish the agency she has over her own story to a nobody like the pizza guy or that spying store clerk.
I was with you from day one. I enjoy to see her story and even though I still think she's departing from her "natural self" (which made her so appealing in the first place) ofc I will continue to watch and promote it.So I understand the disappointment, but all I can say is be patient and I hope you keep enjoying the game as it grow.
I think can imagine the difficulties. But with "Project Myriam" you were ticking many of the right boxes already.And in the end I know it's hard to find the exact game for any one as a player, it was kind of what pushed me to try my own in the first place. ^^
Oh, did he try to murder her? I must have missed that plot point. If only it had been a cliffhanger ending three updates ago and then taken up a significant part of the dialogue for the last two updates, then I might have been aware. But yes, it's okay with me that he tried to kill her, as long as he failed. He's one of the villains in this story, and he's supposed to do bad things. As long as he fails in the end, and Myriam gets a good ending, then all's well.How could you let Anthony back with Myriam? He tried to murder her and shot her in the face! But that’s ok with you cause you miss him beating and choking and raping your ass right? You think he’s the only one that can give her rough sex, if she meets him again, it better be in jail or the morgue, cause he deserves Texas chainsaw massacre treatment!
It appears that there is one thing on which we agree.A good writer can write any kind of character. Man, woman, trans, black, white, asian, etc.
"Most of all, avoid stereotypes." We certainly don't agree on that. If you had said something like, "As a general rule, avoid stereotypes," then I would have been inclined to agree. But writing a character to fit a stereotype is not always bad writing. Sometimes it's good writing, particularly when it serves the story and resonates with the reader. The problem arises when stereotypes are used as a substitute for characterization, or when stereotyping is overused.All you have to do is a bit of research and most of all, avoid stereotypes. When you put them in a box is when you start showing your true colors. Like a writer who thinks women are beneath males will portray her as being submissive to them regardless of power dynamics. Animals don't rape humans, therefore a dog should not be dominating one. Nor should a boy be dominating a grown woman (especially his mother).
Anyone who hates an entire people group is a bigot and a fool.I'm not a woman, but I do hate men.
A good writer can write any kind of character. Man, woman, trans, black, white, asian, etc. All you have to do is a bit of research and most of all, avoid stereotypes. When you put them in a box is when you start showing your true colors. Like a writer who thinks women are beneath males will portray her as being submissive to them regardless of power dynamics. Animals don't rape humans, therefore a dog should not be dominating one. Nor should a boy be dominating a grown woman (especially his mother).
Sorry, but I have little faith in how you're going to handle femdom from Myriam's point of view. The fact that you make the options that boost her dominance the non-sexual ones speaks volumes. It tells me you're the kind of person who thinks femdom means footjobs and CBT instead of facesitting and cunnilingus.
And there it is, like clockwork. There's always the guy who thinks anybody advocating for better female characters, or doesn't jive with the male characters presented, must be a woman. And one who hates men.Well that's where you're wrong. I'm not a woman, but I do hate men. And I hate whenever a female protagonists has to share her story with them. Which happens all too often via writers illustrating what every man who crosses her path is thinking. You don't see that happening often with male protagonists. So it's particularly egregious when a female protag has to momentarily relinquish the agency she has over her own story to a nobody like the pizza guy or that spying store clerk.