Honestly it's kind of a natural or normal element of life that can be added to create a new layer of storytelling to games. Agreed not everyone is into pregnancy, pregnancy art, or the actual risi in real life, but in games it's a taboo or fetish that a lot of people are into which is why its asked for requested as much as it is. The thing I've noticed in many games though is it's not highlighted as well as it should be and those that crave that escape are left wanting with content that doesn't really come close to what they were desiring in the game. Just something I've noticed.
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I dunno, but you're right. Out of all the weird fetishes, it's the one I see people mention the most.
Not a spoiler, just a bit of a rant, lol
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TLDR: Pregnancy is hard to put in games. It's up there with NTR. What people seem to like so much about it also makes it far more difficult to add into games "properly" (that don't revolve pretty heavily around it anyways). Having babies, and going on grand adventures, are kind of like oil and water.
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Don't get me wrong I fully understand what your saying fruitsmoothie and I get why some devs won't do it because it does take away from the story they are trying to tell and it can hurt the overall product. Surprisingly though I've seen some developers get way more supporters because they take that plunge and me personally I do like pregnancy content if it's done right...I dont need to see big bellies and huge swollen breasts I prefer the oh shit realization of an action and I prefer to control if an MC is gonna pull out or not I play both variations but say getting a game over due to a unplanned pregnancy is fun to cause it's like saying yeah dumbass that wasn't to bright. But I digress just saying it's a very popular niche even though it's difficult to implement in games and some devs hate it others embrace it. Ultimately it comes down to whether the narrative needs it as a plot device or not.
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To be fair, impregnation and childbirth actually are major plot points in this game.
I get what you're saying - pregnancy fetish isn't everyone's thing - but this is one of those games where it kinda makes sense to ask "well, what about pregnancy?".
I mean, Pastel should have been heavily pregnant in some scenes. But even in those scenes, she just has her normal sprite and she looks just as slim as she normally does.
On top of that, there's what Unsafe already brought up: pregnancy is normally not an issue in the Rance games because Rance has Sill apply contraceptive magic on him. This is not a major plot point, but it is mentioned in passing in a few games. But this magic needs to be reapplied every now and then - so the fact that Sill is now frozen in supernatural ice really should have implications here. (and in fact, they do)
EvilDave86 and FruitSmoothie do raise some good points, however. Pregnancy really is hard to do properly in most game formats. It only really works well in something more story-driven that's taking place over a longer timespan (unless you're involving supernatural shenanigans, but that's its own can of worms). That said; the Rance series does take place over the span of several years in-setting, and Rance canonically already has two children by the start of Rance Quest. And when _PLEASE_ brought up the thing about pregnancy as a game mechanic, s/he was also lamenting that Rance Quest is a grindy dungeon crawler instead of a hybrid strategy game like Sengoku Rance.
Games like Sengoku Rance and Kichikuou Rance really would lend themselves well to pregnancy mechanic. In fact, pregnancy and childbirth play a major role in one of Sengoku's routes. (pregnancy also shows up in Lia's happy end in Kichikuou Rance, but that's more of an epilogue than anything else)
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Given you can make custom characters (I never tried), maybe pregnancy would have been the nicer way to do this. Of course, that would blow the bounds of a game like this, but image a procedural character maker that takes Rance and *insert sexy lady* as inputs and produces some genetic mutation as output with either side being genetic dominant (there could be tricks/magic to influence this a little bit), or something.
I think that would fit nicely, and doesn't have to make sense a lot, because who cares: bam, here's your new daughter and she's already in best adventure loli age. And later, you can do her too. Ohhhhhhh
I think that would fit nicely, and doesn't have to make sense a lot, because who cares: bam, here's your new daughter and she's already in best adventure loli age. And later, you can do her too. Ohhhhhhh
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I understand that it is an element of the story, but we both know that when people ask for it they aren't simply asking for a plot-driven reason.
They want to see the characters getting pregnant, growing their belly and having sex pregnant. We both know why it is requested and it is not for plot, lets not insult each other's intelligence by pretending it is.
I have no problem with the pregnancy being referenced and as an element of the story, but like other people said, it is a very long term process that doesn't work in this game as anything other than a mention or a reference. The time-frames just don't match.
I get your point, but I don't think it is as big an issue as you are making it out to be. Yes, Sil was the one who used to cast it on him, but only because he conveniently had her at hand. It is not some special or secret magic that only Sil could use as far as we know.
Especially with him having a homebase in Coppadon's place, he can probably get it cast on him whenever he wants just be asking her to have someone do it. It is no longer as convenient as simply turning around and asking your slave to do it for you, but it is hardly unattainable.
its really not hard countless games do it and as far as world building goes you dont need to have them be relevant or even present for a story only really an issue if you are building vn type games but even then you can write around that. cringe worthy in that you are applying real life metrics to games also comparing ntr to pregnancy is a shit take
Here I compiled the Requirements for recruiting the characters I don't know If this will satisfy you guys but yeah Just quote me If there's still some missing characters
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What errte13 said, but only works if you already recruited magic, not before that. The wiki has every character listed, but it's on a page marked for deletion because it's going to be merged with another, but it's been in this state for months apparently
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Somehow this doesnt work for me, i have multiple zeth chars tried it with different ones aswell, no luck getting Urza
I have no idea what's the condition then. Maybe Rance needs to be in the party, or maybe just Zeth characters and nobody else in the party. Try both including Magic in the party, and try to complete the Malgrid goal, if it's a low level one and you have Magic already it shouldn't be too hard even with limited characters.Somehow this doesnt work for me, i have multiple zeth chars tried it with different ones aswell, no luck getting Urza
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The Force really must be strong this time of the year (or R'Lyeh is rising again).
Only today, I told my wife: "Got to check on that Rance translation, maybe they have finished it by now" (She just rolled her eyes ...), and then I find this thread! Capitally epic! Many thanks for sharing!
Only today, I told my wife: "Got to check on that Rance translation, maybe they have finished it by now" (She just rolled her eyes ...), and then I find this thread! Capitally epic! Many thanks for sharing!
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Okay now it worked, dont know what happenend, i just did Malgrid 1 and she apeared.
Strange.
how does the item absorbing system work? I know the girls end up absorbing the top items in their inventory when having sex but how does it actually work? I heard something about higher quality items will replace lower quality item's absorbed. I managed to find rance a +5 speed item as I heard later on he will absorb skills and well speed looks like it will be great for him considering the sheer number of attacks he has.
Also what's the limit of items that can be stored in the storage?z
Also how exactly does the skill fix work? does it allow you to keep the points you had in skills what being moru'd and sent back to level 1 (therefore gaining a tonne of skill points over the journey?) minus not getting skill points for the first 5 levels? I'm confused how it works - some more info would be appreciated.
Also what's the limit of items that can be stored in the storage?z
Also how exactly does the skill fix work? does it allow you to keep the points you had in skills what being moru'd and sent back to level 1 (therefore gaining a tonne of skill points over the journey?) minus not getting skill points for the first 5 levels? I'm confused how it works - some more info would be appreciated.
You can also take a party into Alice's Mansion and check what items are currently absorbed by them by adjusting their character data. Kind of time consuming, I wish it was easier, but oh well.
Good idea to do that before you morurun them to level 6 since that's when stuff might be overridden. Wouldn't want something good to be overridden over some random junk just because it's the same rarity. You can swap an old absorbed item with an item that's currently equipped whenever you like (I was mistaken about this previously, glad I noticed this.).
Rance also absorbs items by battling enough in a dungeon and changing screens. If you're constantly swapping him out, he may never absorb items. It's not random, I think he needs to fight a certain amount of battles. You can force him to absorb items basically. Just get him to fight a shit ton while swapping back and forth between screens when he has an item you want him to absorb on.
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Also: Don't overlook the Fast Pass accessory, it's OP. Compare the stats it gives to what other accessories give. It's 3-4x what a special item gives in speed. Most accessories give only about 1x the total stat bonuses that a special item gives. Most fights only last a turn. Really good for mages in particular. If you put that on mages, you can afford to give them more magic special equip absorption. The only place it might hurt is against bosses.
Good idea to do that before you morurun them to level 6 since that's when stuff might be overridden. Wouldn't want something good to be overridden over some random junk just because it's the same rarity. You can swap an old absorbed item with an item that's currently equipped whenever you like (I was mistaken about this previously, glad I noticed this.).
Rance also absorbs items by battling enough in a dungeon and changing screens. If you're constantly swapping him out, he may never absorb items. It's not random, I think he needs to fight a certain amount of battles. You can force him to absorb items basically. Just get him to fight a shit ton while swapping back and forth between screens when he has an item you want him to absorb on.
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Also: Don't overlook the Fast Pass accessory, it's OP. Compare the stats it gives to what other accessories give. It's 3-4x what a special item gives in speed. Most accessories give only about 1x the total stat bonuses that a special item gives. Most fights only last a turn. Really good for mages in particular. If you put that on mages, you can afford to give them more magic special equip absorption. The only place it might hurt is against bosses.
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