No, your wife doesn't cheat on you at all if you turn off NTR, the game turns off all options that could lead to her cheating. If you turn off NTR there will be no NTR. Period.
Ren'Py Seeds of Chaos [v0.4.10] [Vénus Noire]
I like the idea of this game but not the ways it done. I mean dice rolls really and the fact that if you didn't save before a choice good luck changing that. I will keep an eye of this game but I can't enjoy the RNG. Remove the dice rolls if the stat is high enough then I pass that simple I shouldn't need to save and keep reloading to hope and 'pass' the result I want.
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We're doing an overhaul of the stats system. We are keeping DnD style dice rolling, as I understand it, but we've streamlined it, made the stat system better so players have more control over it, and made the effect it has on events clearer and more precise.
diebesgrab
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I think this applies to all Ren'py games, but I know for sure it applies to this one:
Assuming you're still on the same cutscene where you made the choice: use the mouse wheel to scroll back to before the choice. Save the game. Reload the game. Now you can remake the choice.
Why on earth aren't you saving before every choice, anyway?
Hekzow
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Not about the choices, about the skill checks. Saving Delane has 3 skill checks which are VERY hard to win even if you have the necessary stats. If you aren't running a Dev build you won't even know that the rolls happened.
Should the game get a rape tag? I mean MC did fuck a dryad between a tree without her consent.
After I updated the game to the newest version I cant access the dev menu anymore is that planned and is there any way to activate it? Im on android.
diebesgrab
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The rollback-save-reload method actually applies to skill checks, too, and unless something has changed since 0.2.40, you definitely do see when you're making rolls without being in dev mode. I believe it displays in the upper left corner? I'm super tired right now and it's been a few days since I've actually messed with the game, so I don't remember for sure where on screen it is, but it's there. It doesn't stick around for long, but the roll results should be fairly legible, and should make the fact that a roll occurred fairly obvious to anyone who knows where the rolls are displayed.
I mean, that tiredness I mentioned could be affecting my memory of seeing rolls in non-dev versions, but I'm pretty certain they're there.
Hekzow
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You are right about the rolls. Took Dev mode off and checked, they show up in the upper left corner. I apologize.
I was just reminded of the time I had to scroll back 20+ times to intimidate the orc to rescue Delane. Not really a fun experience, especially if you add saving and loading to it every time. Same for Andras duel (I get that it's meant to be hard to win, but the 100 XP you get on winning is a lot imo). Gets really frustrating.
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It is a part of Alexia's job in the Forge. You have to have done all the previous scenes with Greyhide and agreed to allow the relationship to continue in order to get the scene.
I think my biggest problem with the dice rolls is that there are a very finite number of events, even moreso if you exclude content that caters to a fetish you dont like. (gay if you are straight, etc)
So if you then take that finite number, and further make it so that you only get to see whatever desirable outcome if you succeed at whatever random roll is required, it starts to feel punitive, and encourages save scumming as the only viable solution.
So if you then take that finite number, and further make it so that you only get to see whatever desirable outcome if you succeed at whatever random roll is required, it starts to feel punitive, and encourages save scumming as the only viable solution.
Games are all about agency, and random events take that away. Then again, repetitive predictability also gets stale. I don't know how this game operates behind the curtain, so maybe it's implausible, but a system with some randomness the you could influence would be a lot more rewarding. If visiting the forge frequently increased the chance of greyhide scenes, for instance. Every playthrough feels pretty random, and trying to get things to trigger can be a pain when there isn't a direct connection between player action and game results. That said, the art is generally gorgeous and Alexia becoming a bigger and bigger slut is probably the hottest story line of any game on here, especially when rowan pushes her toward it.
Games (porn or otherwise) are not all about agency.
Whatever agency is granted to players is all at a dev team's whims, based upon the game, its story/plot and the style of gameplay.
There's a fair amount of player agency in this game, and the random events add to that, though they're going to be getting some refinements when it comes to how stats and rolls work behind the scenes for those where it matters.
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Agency is important, which is why more events have been pushed into rooms. But a degree of randomness is also important, to add a bit of spice to the game.
Skill rolls will remain, thought I'll say more on that later on.
As for those who fail the Delane Escape arc - consider sticking with it. At least till the end of the event, I worked hard on that death scene
Skill rolls will remain, thought I'll say more on that later on.
As for those who fail the Delane Escape arc - consider sticking with it. At least till the end of the event, I worked hard on that death scene
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I wrote up a mini guide for avoiding the two major game overs, which includes how to recruit the orc army (under Week 60). You can find it here.
That's the penetration scene, Sexinati. @JakeStr, if you're looking for the blowjob scene, you (and maybe Alexia) need to be relatively low corruption (and it's easy to get pretty high, so it's best to try fairly early in the game). You'll need to have built the tavern and the forge, and you need to have seen the scene where Rowan and Greyhide go drinking, and have offered to introduce Alexia to him. If you stay low corruption, you'll get access to the BJ scene (starts with them going to dinner) like 2-4 weeks later or something.
How you get those scenes depends on the version you're using. In 0.2.42 and all previous versions, they're random events at the end of the week (with a fairly low trigger priority compared to many other scenes you get in the same way). In 0.2.43 (the latest version), I think you can visit the forge for both of them, though all the requirements I mentioned earlier still apply.