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I don't think I encouraged Emily to pursue Ashe - but I don't remember it coming up. So far none of the Lis has expressed an interest in any of the other Lis (that I remember anyway). In any case, I'm happy with the result. I don't want the threesome.
Obviously if you're not encouraging it or interest it's not something you likely care about, but I did want to mention that for those encouraging group fun, Ves and Elysara are looking like they're getting close to interested in some threeway fun as well.
- Aug 4, 2019
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No idea why I forgot about that... thank you for the welcome reminder!and , Kaylee and SAndrA
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Maybe it's just me, but it kinda felt like Emily wanted to get close to Ashe from pretty early on. Not just obviously in the sexytimes kinda way.
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Maybe - don't know, or care much - what I'm saying is I don't remember it ever being something I was asked to weigh in on.
- Apr 26, 2017
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not sure why but I have a missing image somehow, audio from the phone buzzing is fine and I haven't had any other errors so far other than this...
- May 18, 2023
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It is mostly because the renpy version in season 2 requires more CPU power than the one in season 1. I have no problem and they run smooth because my cpu never reaches too close to 100% (you can check the difference with task manager processes tab open while running the animations, just monitor the ProjectPassion process).i dont know why, but the animation in season 2 isn't running as smooth as in the first season.
The fact that as the development progresses the animations have more quality also can ask more from our machines, dunno if the transition from less DAZ and more blender in the last updates can have an effect too but doubt it, I say that season 2 animations have more quality and renpy version is more recent, that is always the problem with software, as updated they get if our machines don't get upgraded we notice hehe.
In season 2 some animations on sex scenes can eat up 30-40% sometimes even give peaks of near 50% on my CPU {Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700 CPU @ 3.40GHz}, the cutscenes rarely go over 20%.
In season 1 most animations don't even require 10% on my CPU, only a few more speed "animated" go a bit over 10%.
GPU power required on my machine is constant in both animations and cutscenes in both season 1 and 2 so that isn't an issue.
Well what you can do is close other programs or applications that are eating your CPU and hope it go down as much so they run smoothly.
- Apr 30, 2018
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Thank you so much for referring to your earlier post. I had actually given up on trying to play season two because it was a slideshow for me in all the lewds, and had unsuccessfully tried to find an answer in this thread a couple times. I agree this should be pinned, animations just as smooth as they were in season one for me now.
Gotta say in general though to the dev, fantastic game, really impressed by the jump in quality in all aspects from After the Inferno, which was already good. Excited to be able to finish my playthrough now.
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To be fair 3 to 4 months is normal dev time for Classy as opposed to the usual 6 months to 1 year for many other devs. However, I'm in no way encouraging anyone to pressure him for updates. He's good for that.
How much time was there between updates before the last release? I thought I remember it being relatively short. As in 3 or so months.