Hehehe I also was flabbergasted with that review because i didn't agreed with anything on it, can compare Projekt Passion with at least 50-100 other games in this site and PP is definitely top tier render/animation wise but everyone is intitled to their opinion and tastes, should be much better argued and explained but probably that user got their expectations so over the top and somehow got disappointed lol but at least wasn't like many reviews that was auto 1 star, they gave it 3.vks017 Can you give me an example of an AVN with good animations?
If you don't have any basis for what a good animation looks like you really shouldn't be writing reviews complaining about them.vks017 Can you give me an example of an AVN with good animations?
Yup everyone is intitled to their opinion and tastes. Didn't offend me in any way, simply didn't agree with it. You weren't like many that just because wasn't their cup of tea it would be an 1 star automatically. For you it is simply an average game, most categories were 3/5 and you didn't gave any negative 1 or 2 stars.I am sorry if my review offended some here. You have to remember reviews are subjective and we cant always agree on ratings.
All I can say is the review was made in good faith. I did genuinely give the game a fair shot of a full playthrough. I had an issue with the render quality and variety of girls more than the animations. Maybe I could have given them 0.5-1 star more but the overall score would still be about the same.
In terms of review length sure it could be more detailed and longer but its not meant to be a professional review. Just my overall feelings that the game did not match my initial expectations.
3/5 is still an above average game score.
I am happy for all of you who are loving this game.
I was mostly just surprised that you thought the animations were average, it's pretty widely agreed upon that this game has some of the highest quality animationsI am sorry if my review offended some here. You have to remember reviews are subjective and we cant always agree on ratings.
All I can say is the review was made in good faith. I did genuinely give the game a fair shot of a full playthrough. I had an issue with the render quality and variety of girls more than the animations. Maybe I could have given them 0.5-1 star more but the overall score would still be about the same.
In terms of review length sure it could be more detailed and longer but its not meant to be a professional review. Just my overall feelings that the game did not match my initial expectations.
3/5 is still an above average game score.
I am happy for all of you who are loving this game.
Yep got hooked just with the first animated sequence of the game, even though it has a sex scene right out the bat and for some can be a turn off because they may think this is just a fuckfest game, and it isn't. Also it has right after first sequence the first game over death scene with SAndrA and even though it is just a simple death it sets the (sometimes) silly awesomely mood of the game . The renders afterwards may not be everyone style aesthetically wise but it was just what I was looking for in a space sci-fi game, maybe they were a bit grainy at start but they improve a lot over the development time, it is normal in almost about any game in this site. Maybe Classy Lemon can revisit it once the game is finished and give some additional polish but imho it is much more important that the development time is used to progress the story/plot and the humor that definitely is my cup of tea hahaI was mostly just surprised that you thought the animations were average, it's pretty widely agreed upon that this game has some of the highest quality animations
Good morning (CST),Walkthrough Update
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This might be the case of me reading the hype of animations and expecting too much. That's why sometimes you can enjoy media more if you don't read reviews before hand.I was mostly just surprised that you thought the animations were average, it's pretty widely agreed upon that this game has some of the highest quality animations
I usually avoid reading reviews before trying a game exactly to not raise my expectations, I found this game thru a thread of user (SlapE) that have a list of favorite/recommended games in this site. And when I read reviews I try to read one of 5 stars, one of 3-4 stars and one of 1-2 stars so my pre judgement and expectations don't betray me lolThis might be the case of me reading the hype of animations and expecting too much
Thanks for letting me know, I normally double-check everything before stating there is a bug. Since this was in a previous release I will assume it has been fixed and I missed it when I reviewed the modifications.Good morning (CST),
I very rarely eyeball other folks' work but decided to took a quick gander to see what bugs you might have found since I hadn't seen you reporting any in this thread.
FYI: I cannot replicate the following reported bug (it works fine on my end even on bench testing PC's with fresh installs):
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You might want to verify on your end as Bonus I, S2 can be played (once unlocked) via both the VN's Gallery and via the Achievements screens. I checked the Cutscene as well in case that is what you are referencing, again with zero issue.
Otherwise I personally agree with the other 3 S2 bugs you mention.
Regards.
Good morning PP fans,
Considering it took over a week I'm going to assume it's not due to my original personal report request but rather a few of you folks sending reports as well that (as of ~30mins ago) has the VN OP edited to add SanchoMod to the Extras listings.
Thank you for your support and allowing potential new VN fans to know they have options that they otherwise might have never known existed without this OP listing.
Regards.
So what would you say my options are?Lemon, sir, I loaded S2 into Ren'Py 7.4.10.2178 and recompiled. Reset the persistence and did a fast run through S1. Loading S2 did not generate the "do you trust this save" warning and the lore in the codex was fine. So, it does seem that there's an issue with having changed Ren'Py versions. Sorry for the bad news, but at least we know the cause and cure.
I have not tested anything in a subsequent S1 run to see whether that causes problems.
Cheers!
At this point, I'm uncertain. The current situation is that you've essentially got one big game that's split across two different Ren'Py versions. If you leave it as is, players moving to S2 will lose their S1 saves and that compromises their replays. If you repackage S1 to use the newer Ren'Py version that S2 uses, it's likely to also be that S1 users lose their existing saves, but new ones would work fine. And, finally, if you change S2 back to the old Ren'Py version that S1 uses, S2 saves will be broken.So what would you say my options are?
The "easiest" way is to create a transfer tool in S1, with Python for example. Instead of saving it via Ren'Py you create an own save format where you save all the variables of the game in the state the player set at the end of the game. In S2 you use an import tool which reads out the variables and sets them in Ren'Py. I'm sure there're some guys on GitHub who already did that and made the code available.There may be a way to fix the saves, but it's beyond my current knowledge. I know other devs, such as Droosk, have managed to transition from one version to another without breaking saves, but I do not know what steps were taken.