We, your fans are looking forward to the next episode!Everything will be in the next episodes.
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Can we kill Vladimir putin? If yes. i´ll support the dev. If not, sorry my money goes to ucraine.
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Well, I'm not sure whether ErosAmor has stated what their personal nationality is, but they have friends and relatives in both nations, so I don't know that there's a specific reason to support or not support them over that whole business. It's just a story about the former Soviet Union, a fantasy about affairs of state they might have gotten involved with — nothing more.
Yes, we CAN kill him. Because he is not an immortal god. He is only human and sooner or later he will die. Moreover, he CAN be killed.
So, please, if you follow your logic, you MUST support the dev.
Yes, I am not Russian and I do not live in Russia. Nor do I live in Ukraine.
But I have distant relatives in both of these countries.
And Russian is my first language simply because once upon a time the USSR had a great cultural influence on neighboring countries.
And my game is just an attempt to give a little bit of pleasant nostalgia to people whose childhood was in the 80s.
I would like to remind those born later (if they missed this day in school) that the USSR and modern Russia are very different countries.
And my game is not about politics. Notice, there is not a word about who is currently in charge of the Soviet Union and what is the path of the leading party.
The nationalities of the heroines represented in my game are not represented, but there may be some Russians and Ukrainians. Just because they are the most beautiful girls in the world (not counting girls from Poland and the Czech Republic).
So what?
One of the heroines of my game is planned to be a Jewish girl. (There were a lot of Jews in the Soviet Union. In fact, it was a country where there was a minimal percentage of anti-Semitism.)
Or do you think I should reject this heroine because of the current situation in the Middle East?
Henceforth, I would ask you to write here about politics only in the historical context of my game. Or better yet, don't write that either.
And certainly don't write here about the current political situation in the Middle East, Taiwan, Ukraine, or anywhere else.
Politics is a dirty business, but my game is pure and innocent.
Meanwhile, the new chapter 1.5.1 is out on Patreon.
I also started a page on boosty for those who would be more comfortable.
And, as the hero of the Soviet cartoon Cat Leopold said - "Guys, let's live in peace!"
To everyone who supports me - thank you very much. I promise, there will be many more interesting things to come!
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I don't think this is the right place to discuss politics.
All I care about now is, how long until the new version is released?
All I care about now is, how long until the new version is released?
Few things can go beyond politics, but beauty and porn do. If someone even spare no effort to throw an political agenda here, I can only assume that he/she has lost some humanity, which is insane.
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How does it make sense? Differ only in the jewish name and that's all? A lot of sovet's people (not only slavic) were of jewish origin (more-less) but don't stand out visually... Same now in modern Russia and post-Sovet's space... Also i'll say more - in Sovet's quite a few of people were of hellas origin (it's hint to some context this game).
Please don't write about politics here!
We all have different opinions and don't turn the game discussion into a political forum.
There are many other sites on the Internet for that purpose. Go there.
One more political post here and I'll have to complain to the moderators.
We all have different opinions and don't turn the game discussion into a political forum.
There are many other sites on the Internet for that purpose. Go there.
One more political post here and I'll have to complain to the moderators.
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i finish the update... i'm waiting scenes with Olga but 0 scene
i don't understand why you made a vote and no scene with top tier character
i love the scene with window and Olga touch the dick of MC but nothing arrive
sorry
i don't understand why you made a vote and no scene with top tier character
i love the scene with window and Olga touch the dick of MC but nothing arrive
sorry
According to the laws of the dramatic genre, I am slowly approaching the climax.i finish the update... i'm waiting scenes with Olga but 0 scene
i don't understand why you made a vote and no scene with top tier character
i love the scene with window and Olga touch the dick of MC but nothing arrive
sorry
So that you can enjoy the conclusion.
It's coming, so be patient.
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a girl in a blue outfit a la "I was born a fool with my mother."
maybe in the late 70s it was still possible to meet in this, but the double-leaf ikarus (beginning of deliveries to the USSR - 1983, early 80s) suggests otherwise. for 80 - old-fashioned style. it is 60-70 style. in a word, the girl in blue is a blunder. a diadem or headband in the hair is a style of 60-70 but not 80. this is a blunder.
frankly, you can safely outfit all the girls in the group picture just to reject and dress everyone more decently. no panties in sight.
the poster of the Alisa group speaks of 1985. but the poster for the movie "Office Romance" says something else - about the end of the 70s. blunder again.
I think that the word "Soviet" should be removed from the name of the game - perhaps this could have happened in Eastern Europe, where customs regarding women's clothing were freer.
maybe in the late 70s it was still possible to meet in this, but the double-leaf ikarus (beginning of deliveries to the USSR - 1983, early 80s) suggests otherwise. for 80 - old-fashioned style. it is 60-70 style. in a word, the girl in blue is a blunder. a diadem or headband in the hair is a style of 60-70 but not 80. this is a blunder.
frankly, you can safely outfit all the girls in the group picture just to reject and dress everyone more decently. no panties in sight.
the poster of the Alisa group speaks of 1985. but the poster for the movie "Office Romance" says something else - about the end of the 70s. blunder again.
I think that the word "Soviet" should be removed from the name of the game - perhaps this could have happened in Eastern Europe, where customs regarding women's clothing were freer.
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