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Is just me misrembering or
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From what I have read, the next update will focus mostly on Norah, although I'll be surprised if there is actual fucking. I'm guessing, like a lot of other games, finally being with 'mom' will come at the end.
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SuperWriter Looking forward to seeing the latest updates. I been waiting for you to finish the remastering, and so far its all been pretty great work (as always).
I got a question though, is Zoe actually meant to be the eldest? The game seems confused on this point.
The intro says Leanne is older...
...but Zoe acts like she is the eldest and then there is a scene where she calls herself that too
I got a question though, is Zoe actually meant to be the eldest? The game seems confused on this point.
The intro says Leanne is older...
...but Zoe acts like she is the eldest and then there is a scene where she calls herself that too
- Aug 17, 2016
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Just played this for the first time. The writing and renders are good (other than the MC's mom and step-mom looking the same age as the MC) but may I suggest that if you're going to make a game where one has to use a walkthrough to not miss scenes...don't. I'd rather read a kinetic novel than be penalized for not knowing exactly which option the author want's me to take. There are too many of these "games". It's a bad design choice. Don't close off content for the player; that's just bad writing.
- Sep 3, 2020
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I don't see it as closing content
I see it as normal consequences to your choices
it's better than forcing you to sleep with characters
you may not be interested in
- Dec 27, 2018
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Leanne is the eldest.
It's confusing because Zoe seems taller and since she's very serious, she has a mature behavior.
In your quote, I think Zoe means that, just between the MC and her, she's the older one.
I really like this game, but why in the heck are we already having group harem conversations with all the characters when Norah, zoe, and coral have barely even done anything with MC yet?! Is this game going to be a haremfest like Treasures of Nadia?
- Oct 21, 2021
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I doubt it-I think it's just so there is no weirdness when the MC is spending time with each LI so they don't have to sneak around. Honestly if the game ends in a big lesbo orgy I'll be disappointed. Picture Perfect wasn't a bad game but the harem ending was shit.
- Mar 14, 2020
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Dont see it as bad writing have to disagree with you. Can be a mark of a good writer and a non lazy dev, and superwriter has shown he can deliver. Like you said you played it and its a game, if you just wanna read and have no choice and consequences you should probably stay away from games altogether since most game porn or mainstream have some sort of walk-through or guide
- Aug 17, 2016
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But...it's NOT a game. It is a visual novel with a bare sprinkling of choice like many visual novels. I will say that ANY VN where there is a BEST choice paradigm is faulty in my opinion. Games provide a reasonable challenge. Trying to read the author's mind is NOT reasonable. Now, Naughty Road's approach to choice in a VN with Light of My Life is much preferable in my opinion. With that VN, you feel that your choices have a real impact on the story, but you don't have to worry about missing content because you follow a path other than that which the author wanted you to travel.
I'll admit that Superwriter has some skill in storytelling and character development that I can appreciate; but it doesn't override my frustration with the whole "you don't have enough points for this scene" bs. That said, at least there are mods that say they get around this, which I am going to try so that I can experience Superwriter's work without said frustration...so that I can actually enjoy it.
I was not attacking Superwriter, or his work. I was giving constructive criticism in the way that I would like to receive it were it my project. Empty praise does not help a creative hone their craft; nor does an attack. Constructive criticism points out what is good and what is not in the reviewer's opinion as well as why, and often offers suggestion on how the reviewer believes errors might be rectified. That is what I was doing.
If I didn't like the "game" I would not have bothered to comment at all. The only work I comment on that I don't like is when they do horrible stuff like call stepcest incest, or other nefarious traps. That is not the case here.
Again, the above is my opinion. I have some salt grains around here somewhere if anyone needs them.
TL;DR: Chill dude, I'm not attacking anyone.
- Jun 4, 2021
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And that's where tastes diverge.
Some want more options that really mean something and then you end up in games that are really no longer playable without a mod and which turn just frustrating because even with mod or walkthrough the parts are so complicated that you lose the desire to play them.
Others are content with choices that make you feel like they matter, but ultimately don't impact the story in any way.
Still others don't want choices at all and are happy with kinetic novels.
And since, as is well known, one cannot argue about taste, we should simply enjoy what we get.
If we like it and otherwise shut up and try something else.
Some want more options that really mean something and then you end up in games that are really no longer playable without a mod and which turn just frustrating because even with mod or walkthrough the parts are so complicated that you lose the desire to play them.
Others are content with choices that make you feel like they matter, but ultimately don't impact the story in any way.
Still others don't want choices at all and are happy with kinetic novels.
And since, as is well known, one cannot argue about taste, we should simply enjoy what we get.
If we like it and otherwise shut up and try something else.
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so basically don't say anything that a few people can interpret as wrong/an attack/entitlement etcAnd that's where tastes diverge.
Some want more options that really mean something and then you end up in games that are really no longer playable without a mod and which turn just frustrating because even with mod or walkthrough the parts are so complicated that you lose the desire to play them.
Others are content with choices that make you feel like they matter, but ultimately don't impact the story in any way.
Still others don't want choices at all and are happy with kinetic novels.
And since, as is well known, one cannot argue about taste, we should simply enjoy what we get.
If we like it and otherwise shut up and try something else.
if you're going to say anything just praise the dev
am I getting this right?
cause like that other dev mentioned.. you don't really grow if you only listen to "amagad your game is kewl , i ficking luv it"...
I've seen some comments posted around these threads and I can say that the dev that commented actually delivered some well built constructive criticism, that should be thought about.
and yes point system VNs are bad..no matter what anyone says,
basically a point system gives you the illusion of choice, if I need to access certain choices in order to view the scenes then there is no choice.
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No, you misunderstood me completely. It's about the fact that one's own opinion is not always the right/best/only one and that one should therefore accept other opinions or approaches.
This has nothing to do with constructive criticism.
- Mar 14, 2020
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Agree constructive criticism does go a long way in helping to hone a person's talent/craft, the way you worded it sounded more salty than that though. Every creative has their own nuance signature style, you shouldnt want every dev here to do the exact same thing. About it being a VN not a game read your post again then youll see why I used "game", even though you could argue that VNs are a type of game. No one is attacking you either, simply voicing my opinion
- Jun 4, 2021
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It's a game, there's no doubt about it.
Take "normal" computer games such as Call of Duty or GTA, or whatever.
There, too, there are no real decisions in story mode that would really change the course of the game.
The only thing that happens is that the order may vary, or you may die, but otherwise the ending is always the same.
Take "normal" computer games such as Call of Duty or GTA, or whatever.
There, too, there are no real decisions in story mode that would really change the course of the game.
The only thing that happens is that the order may vary, or you may die, but otherwise the ending is always the same.
- Jul 31, 2018
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GTA 5, there is literally a choice that changes the ending. You get the choice of 3 different endings. I won't spoil it further as you have clearly not played it yet.