VN Ren'Py STWA: Unbroken [Book 1 Steam] [STWAdev]

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jadepaladin

Active Member
Mar 9, 2020
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Ideal world, we never have to restart. However, this AVN isn't one I'd ever complain about restarting. The story is great and it's definitely worth re-reading. I'd be more upset if it happened to something like BaDIK because that means I'm back to taking tests, painting fences, flipping pancakes, and everything but reading a story since I would need a save with minigames on in order to keep collecting renders later.

As for right clicking to mass skip, I'm looking forward to trying it out. I can't think of anything else I need to replay at the moment but I'm sure something will come up.
 

Dessolos

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Jul 25, 2017
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Good thing I was waiting for the next update to replay this game anyways as I already skipped the last update
 

Rehwyn

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Apr 10, 2024
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Ideal world, we never have to restart. However, this AVN isn't one I'd ever complain about restarting. The story is great and it's definitely worth re-reading. I'd be more upset if it happened to something like BaDIK because that means I'm back to taking tests, painting fences, flipping pancakes, and everything but reading a story since I would need a save with minigames on in order to keep collecting renders later.

As for right clicking to mass skip, I'm looking forward to trying it out. I can't think of anything else I need to replay at the moment but I'm sure something will come up.
Only downside of the "right-click skip" method is if you don't remember a choice, going Back takes you back to your last choice instead of just a few renders to jog your memory. :KEK:

Of course, at that point you can just skip normally to the choice you don't remember. Typically I use a mix of both skipping methods when quickly replaying a save.
 
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Jericho85

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Apr 25, 2022
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Only downside of the "right-click skip" method is if you don't remember a choice, going Back takes you back to your last choice instead of just a few renders to jog your memory. :KEK:

Of course, at that point you can just skip normally to the choice you don't remember. Typically I use a mix of both skipping methods when quickly replaying a save.
It's a cool trick though. I didn't know about it.
 

mruggeri2

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Mar 10, 2018
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I don't even mind starting over - well, I do mind a bit but oh well - but the worst part is starting over without the walkthrough mod. Doing a whole run all over again having to follow a pdf walkthrough is a huge pain in the ass.
 
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