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Downloaded and played it and didn't draw the folder to the "Not fun"-folder (aka I will continue to play when next update comes). ![Wink ;) ;)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
As a linux user where Ren'py enables fairly easy linux support for devs, to my understanding, that's at least why I like it (I base this on the fact that it seems that everyone who uses renpy has a linux script, except for very few outliers). I don't have to mess around with wine and wine-prefixes. Just launch the .sh script from my file manager.What's the fixation with Ren'py? The game is now a downloadable. Let it be. I like to have control of my own stuff and code my own engines.
It's not just pirates. I find this site to be an amazing collection of update notices and discovery of new games. But the things that I love, I patron, always. I mostly love patroning really small creators (patron wise) that make amazing stuff. Lazy monkey and the guys from Duality are so incredibly amazing, yet they have nowhere near enough patrons.Though this question has been bugging me for a while, so I must ask why the Dev team bothers spending time on a pirate site. 80% of the people here are here for free releases, 15% to share said releases and the remaining 5% are here because they find it entertaining to see what goes on around these parts, I find myself in the latter category. Are you looking for constructive criticism here or are you trying to discern the tastes of pirates? from my experience here regarding LJ games in particular I think you'll find neither, its a miracle that so many people actually talked about the engine. Its possible it just never happened before since Palmer was rarely ever on this site (RIP btw). Or are you hoping to compare with what people are saying over on Patreon? Sorry if this is coming across as condescending, its super late where I am and I'm very tired so my tone might be a little too much, just please know that I'm not trying to be condescending.
Same, I use this site for discovery, and I also support a few creators' games which I deeply enjoy, which I would've never found without this site.It's not just pirates. I find this site to be an amazing collection of update notices and discovery of new games. But the things that I love, I patron, always. I mostly love patroning really small creators (patron wise) that make amazing stuff. Lazy monkey and the guys from Duality are so incredibly amazing, yet they have nowhere near enough patrons.
So yeah, there is support to be found, even here.
I'm in episode 2 and so far I'm conflicted as I want to hate Emily, but ironically she comes on strong if you choose to still have feelings for her. Essentially you have the option to fuck her if you pick the right choices with her. So far that's it in terms of lewd. While I like how she looks personally, her character personality bugs me so I'm conflicted as I would ordinarily ignore her if she wasn't the first girl my MC has an opportunity to hook up with. Sadly, it gets predictably awkward right after and rather than keeping it casual and chalking it up to a good time and much needed tension release, the MC comes off as a little desperate and naïve.Is there any actual sex in the game with any of the girls? This game is progressing very slowly. Do the choices have consequences?
lmao, I'm an idiot. I reached the ending of episode 1 and thought that was .. The end for 3.5. Figured it would just continue if there was more, but no, you have to manually start it. That's a bit .. Weird, tbh.I'm in episode 2 ...
Yeah these games from the Dev tend to be episodic. Learned that when I played Double Homework.lmao, I'm an idiot. I reached the ending of episode 1 and thought that was .. The end for 3.5. Figured it would just continue if there was more, but no, you have to manually start it. That's a bit .. Weird, tbh.
Oh yeah, I've played all of LJ's games, but they also tend to come in separated folders/installments. I figured it'd just auto-play here, because it's one .exe.Yeah these games from the Dev tend to be episodic. Learned that when I played Double Homework.
I haven't actually finished DFD, so I don't know what exactly happens in the end of that, but even if the game isn't in the same "universe", the model has to be a reference.possible although unlikely.
as far as i remember he stayed as cop.I haven't actually finished DFD, so I don't know what exactly happens in the end of that, but even if the game isn't in the same "universe", the model has to be a reference.![]()