VN Ren'Py RSSU - Retro Style Soviet Undies - Case#1 Ithaca Project [v1.6.5] [ErosAmor]

[whiterussian1974]

Based on this game I am under the impression that 3 out of every 4 women in Russia are redheads. Is that not the case?

There is a mixture of all hair types. But certain regions and towns have higher than usual concentrations of attributes, due to lack of ability to travel both under the Tsar and Communism. So some towns have lots of redheads, some have a large portion of deaf, or short, or tall and thin, etc. But Russia is a huge place. It has more human genetic diversity than probably any other nation of Earth. Even USA.

You just have to find where the pockets of each are. For instance, I've only seen 4 black people the whole time that I was in Russia. Three men and 1 woman. But I know that there are times when Africans come to study specialties. Either at University or technical schools. There were several (less than 20) Koreans in the Institute where I taught. And a few Chinese, but the Chinese are mostly hated, so they only come for business.

In Rostov-on-Don there were many Near Easterners. And many Albanians, Turks, Turkmens, Azerbizhanis, Georgians, etc. But none from Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Syria, Dubai. But some from North Africa (though they were very light-skinned.)

 

[MiltonPowers]

There is a mixture of all hair types. But certain regions and towns have higher than usual concentrations of attributes, due to lack of ability to travel both under the Tsar and Communism. So some towns have lots of redheads, some have a large portion of deaf, or short, or tall and thin, etc. But Russia is a huge place. It has more human genetic diversity than probably any other nation of Earth. Even USA.

You just have to find where the pockets of each are. For instance, I've only seen 4 black people the whole time that I was in Russia. Three men and 1 woman. But I know that there are times when Africans come to study specialties. Either at University or technical schools. There were several (less than 20) Koreans in the Institute where I taught. And a few Chinese, but the Chinese are mostly hated, so they only come for business.

In Rostov-on-Don there were many Near Easterners. And many Albanians, Turks, Turkmens, Azerbizhanis, Georgians, etc. But none from Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Syria, Dubai. But some from North Africa (though they were very light-skinned.)

I was actually making a joke about how many redheads were in this AVN, I didn't actually think that 3 out of every 4 ladies in Russia was a red. But I do appreciate you taking the time to explain the diversity you have seen. Thanks Brother.

 

[misfolk]

It has more human genetic diversity than probably any other nation of Earth. Even USA.

That would probably be Uganda, Kenya or Tanzania, not Russia or the USA.

 

[dn4porns]

Hey, can someone help run this game... Im on Mac M1 and if I click on the app it starts loading then the icon suddenly disappears... and having the renpy sdk and copying everything in this sdk doesn't help either.

 

[Wooloomooloo]

...still no update after all? Me sad...

 

[vivaloveyou]

...still no update after all? Me sad...

Again, I'm very eager for the release date of the new version

 

[Wooloomooloo]

This guy is a complete joke. Last official post multiple months ago only says "you'd like to know a release date? Well too bad, fuck you, can't hear you over the sound of cha-ching of coins on Steam". But I'm sure we'll find out soon enough how it's all only due to the sudden death of their beloved babushka or something.

 

[Beduin123]

This guy is a complete joke. Last official post multiple months ago only says "you'd like to know a release date? Well too bad, fuck you, can't hear you over the sound of cha-ching of coins on Steam". But I'm sure we'll find out soon enough how it's all only due to the sudden death of their beloved babushka or something.

Well, as it was suggested in another thread, the Russian developers have a lot of problems to monetize the games nowadays due to the sanctions. Sadly, we can expect a number of games being abandoned.

 

[vivaloveyou]

Any update on this, it's one of my favorite games ever!

 

[Aristos]

Any update on this, it's one of my favorite games ever!

Sadly, nothing at all on Patreon or Discord for months.
The only news was the addition of a demo on Steam some time ago.

 

[vivaloveyou]

It's been six months and still no news!

 

[ErosAmor69]

I'm sorry that there was no news about the game for a long time, but, as you have probably already realized, I don't like to write about a thing until it's done.
And now, finally, I want to share my joy with you. After much agonizing and fixing of comments, Steam has finally approved the release of my game!
So far the game is available in two languages - English and Russian.
Translations into other languages are planned to be added a little later. French and Simplified Chinese are planned for the near future.
In celebration of the game's release there is a 20% discount until November 20.
Due to unresolved problems with licenses for instrumental versions of Soviet songs, music was temporarily removed from the game. The soundtrack to the game will be added later, when the problems with copyright holders are solved. In the meantime... turn on your favorite 80s music playlist in the player and enjoy!
Now that the problems with launching in Steam are finally resolved, I will be able to fully dedicate my free time to preparing the next update, which is scheduled to be released by New Year.

 

[MiltonPowers]

I'm sorry that there was no news about the game for a long time, but, as you have probably already realized, I don't like to write about a thing until it's done.
And now, finally, I want to share my joy with you. After much agonizing and fixing of comments, Steam has finally approved the release of my game!
So far the game is available in two languages - English and Russian.
Translations into other languages are planned to be added a little later. French and Simplified Chinese are planned for the near future.
In celebration of the game's release there is a 20% discount until November 20.
Due to unresolved problems with licenses for instrumental versions of Soviet songs, music was temporarily removed from the game. The soundtrack to the game will be added later, when the problems with copyright holders are solved. In the meantime... turn on your favorite 80s music playlist in the player and enjoy!
Now that the problems with launching in Steam are finally resolved, I will be able to fully dedicate my free time to preparing the next update, which is scheduled to be released by New Year.

Good to hear ErosAmor69, I can't wait to see where we're going in the next update. Glad Steam worked out for you.

 

[RetroGuy]

Great to hear that it is not abandoned. I also hope that you'll be able to include these Soviet music hits into the game as they really fitted there. But if not, then just put some generic music and we may live with it as well.

 

[ErosAmor69]

Great to hear that it is not abandoned. I also hope that you'll be able to include these Soviet music hits into the game as they really fitted there. But if not, then just put some generic music and we may live with it as well.

Yeah, thanks for the support! I'll probably have to leave the “abstract” 80's copyright-free music out of the Steam version. We can only hope for a "nameless fan" to release a "nostalgia mod" with the old melodies.

 

[HPZAT]

Due to unresolved problems with licenses for instrumental versions of Soviet songs, music was temporarily removed from the game. The soundtrack to the game will be added later, when the problems with copyright holders are solved.

Copyright problems with Soviet music must be a joke.

 

[SonsOfLiberty]

Copyright problems with Soviet music must be a joke.

The people who own the copyright may not actually "live" in the former Soviet Union.

 

[Aristos]

The people who own the copyright may not actually "live" in the former Soviet Union.

A big thank you to the prick who explained to them what "to own" means

 

[ErosAmor69]

Copyright problems with Soviet music must be a joke.

Yes, there was a very different attitude towards creativity back then. Creators were paid a salary, and their product was considered to belong to the country. Many works (movies, music, literature) created during the Soviet era were later transferred to the so-called “public domain”, but not all of them.
And many of those who created music at that time are still alive, and of course they have copyrighted it.
But this is more the “merit” of the recording studios than of the musicians themselves. After all, even for recordings of orchestral performances of classical composers who died long ago, the studios have " copyrights".

 

[-CookieMonster666-]

Yes, there was a very different attitude towards creativity back then. Creators were paid a salary, and their product was considered to belong to the country. Many works (movies, music, literature) created during the Soviet era were later transferred to the so-called “public domain”, but not all of them.
And many of those who created music at that time are still alive, and of course they have copyrighted it.
But this is more the “merit” of the recording studios than of the musicians themselves. After all, even for recordings of orchestral performances of classical composers who died long ago, the studios have " copyrights".

It would almost certainly cost money, but you might consider trying a site like Fiverr or similar. If you were to hire a composer to make similar-sounding music (but which technically gets around copying the actual original song), you could then hire instrumentalists to perform the different parts and then mix everything together for the completed song. Voilà! You have a song you're allowed to use. But this will get pricey most likely. If you know people who can play the instruments for you and/or who can create a modified composition of the music, that ofc could lower your costs quite a bit as well.

A great example of this ability to modify a song and have it no longer subject to the original's copyright is "

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" which is a synthesized version of the theme song to the show Twin Peaks (

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for comparison).