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Finally, I waited for a full transition to a new engine and I want to say the expectation was exactly worth it. I got great pleasure from the game. Graphics, plot, choice, everything is done perfectly.
@Kaffekop, Thank you for creating a great game and thanks for switching to the Ren'Py engine. I will wait for the continuation.
@Kaffekop, Thank you for creating a great game and thanks for switching to the Ren'Py engine. I will wait for the continuation.
Maybe im wrong, but think Lilly was looking down on MC, speaking. Then in bathroom she was shocked the end of MC's coma.
I like what I see quite a bit, played it 4 times. And coke is bad enough for story. Thanks
- Feb 1, 2018
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@DryreL only pics for the moment, about it the dev says :
Don't know what your prefered games are but give it a try.
You shouldn't skip that game just because it lacks animation. The story is rich and well written, the graphics are some of the best I've seen and there are a lot of characters (family, neighbours, coworkers etc.) with possible "action".@Nowun
Animation may happen at some point, but I'm not going to be the one making them, so I'll have to have some serious cash to spend on said animations - which I don't have at this time.
I absolutely hate the "three-image cycle" thing, that pervades visual novels these days, and would not call it an animation even if you kicked me in the nuts!
I have seen animations in one of the more prominent titles on this site, but I don't like them either, so I'm going to be looking for a professional animator at some point who is not troubled about doing porn animation - if I can find the cash for it.
Don't know what your prefered games are but give it a try.
- Feb 18, 2018
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Is v. 0.04 the long-awaited update? Seems like it ended at the same spot as v. 0.04.2 that I downloaded on 5/9/2018? Am I confused or what? I really like this game, and have been anxiously waiting for months for the latest installment.:frown:
- Feb 18, 2018
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My bad, I read back a few pages and didn't realize this wasn't a story update but changing game engines.
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Kaffekop has finally made it back to where the Unity version was V0.4 with the change to Ren'ply. ( had a lot of material to go back over) His next update will be new material, progressing the storylines.
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Hi does the change of engine to renpy means that there will be no saved game and we have to replay all over again? If not then how to get the previous saves.
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I just found and played SotF. Very nice. Hope to see a large update soon.
Glad it went Renpy. I don't bother to download the other games. Especially RPGM. I can't stand those stupid maps and childish figures. Some have great stories and should be converted to renpy.
Thank you DV.
Glad it went Renpy. I don't bother to download the other games. Especially RPGM. I can't stand those stupid maps and childish figures. Some have great stories and should be converted to renpy.
Thank you DV.
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Ok if that's the case, i.e. you got new scenes which you missed earlier, then I would also love to replay again. Thanks for letting me know.
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@Mikey Mike
The advantages are on the consumer end. Unity is a difficult beast when it comes down to older and more outdated computers and after they stopped supporting anything related to WinXP and DX9 it had to be done.
You get an easier way of going through the story multiple times, as long as you don't delete the persistent data file or I don't change anything - there is a good chance that the latter will happen a few times during development.
On my end, it requires a different workflow and some serious patience when coding. My brain doesn't really bend the Ren'Py way, but I'm slowly getting the hang of the basics.
@Hoostevall
Yeah, I'm a Dane. Quite a few around here, in fact.
@envixer
Thanks for the offer, but I already have a proofreader. We're still figuring out the correct workflow when it comes to implementing the changes to the script, but we will get there.
Last but not least. Thank you all for the praise, and thank you for playing. Now go enjoy the weekend, like I'm going to.
Cheers - Kaffekop
The advantages are on the consumer end. Unity is a difficult beast when it comes down to older and more outdated computers and after they stopped supporting anything related to WinXP and DX9 it had to be done.
You get an easier way of going through the story multiple times, as long as you don't delete the persistent data file or I don't change anything - there is a good chance that the latter will happen a few times during development.
On my end, it requires a different workflow and some serious patience when coding. My brain doesn't really bend the Ren'Py way, but I'm slowly getting the hang of the basics.
@Hoostevall
Yeah, I'm a Dane. Quite a few around here, in fact.
@envixer
Thanks for the offer, but I already have a proofreader. We're still figuring out the correct workflow when it comes to implementing the changes to the script, but we will get there.
Last but not least. Thank you all for the praise, and thank you for playing. Now go enjoy the weekend, like I'm going to.
Cheers - Kaffekop