Guys, do we know where NLT media is from? I just find their need to put a lot of whack church stuff in their stories a bit weird.
RPGM Symphony of the Serpent [v.50121] [NLT Media]
There will be able to
add save files? Coz yesterday I downloaded a compressed version on my Android but I couldn't find any save file slot to put my old saves so I deleted it
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Damnnnnnnnnn married mom and daughter at the same time.....gadddaaaammnnnn
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I can’t really tell. I just use the Win version and then compress it. I don’t know how it works on Android, don’t even have an Android phone.
Hey guys I have good story for extreme netori game but I don't know how to create game....if good rpg game developer with decent art as NLT media or struggle with a sin...I can tell the story....I bet most of u will def love it for sure
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Church stuff that is directly related to the story you mean? Religion being used for fictional stories is one of only good uses of it.
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Ask the SerpentI don't know where I'm supposed to find the lemon and the fish
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There is a certain expectation that comes with a well-known developer — a quiet promise built on the strength of past successes. This latest title honors that legacy in several ways, yet it also reveals the limits of a formula that has begun to feel worn at the edges.
Visually, it is an improvement. The presentation is cleaner, the environments more polished, and the overall aesthetic shows clear growth from the studio’s earlier work. But beneath that attractive surface lies a structure that is starting to repeat itself. The rhythm, once fresh and daring, now risks slipping into predictability.
The game’s complexity doesn’t help. Reaching 100% completion without a walkthrough borders on impossible, and the act of stumbling blindly through opaque triggers and hidden requirements quickly becomes frustrating rather than engaging. Exploration should feel rewarding; here, it feels more like guesswork.
Another notable absence is the sense of taboo that defined the developer’s previous titles — the very spark that made them feel dangerous, distinctive, and memorable. Without that edge, the experience loses a layer of tension and identity, leaving something solid but less compelling than what came before.
It is still a good game — polished, confident, and made with clear craftsmanship. But compared to the developer’s earlier triumphs, it stands in their shadow rather than beside them. I can only hope their next project recaptures the boldness that once set them apart.
Visually, it is an improvement. The presentation is cleaner, the environments more polished, and the overall aesthetic shows clear growth from the studio’s earlier work. But beneath that attractive surface lies a structure that is starting to repeat itself. The rhythm, once fresh and daring, now risks slipping into predictability.
The game’s complexity doesn’t help. Reaching 100% completion without a walkthrough borders on impossible, and the act of stumbling blindly through opaque triggers and hidden requirements quickly becomes frustrating rather than engaging. Exploration should feel rewarding; here, it feels more like guesswork.
Another notable absence is the sense of taboo that defined the developer’s previous titles — the very spark that made them feel dangerous, distinctive, and memorable. Without that edge, the experience loses a layer of tension and identity, leaving something solid but less compelling than what came before.
It is still a good game — polished, confident, and made with clear craftsmanship. But compared to the developer’s earlier triumphs, it stands in their shadow rather than beside them. I can only hope their next project recaptures the boldness that once set them apart.
the serpent is so cryptic
but I found the solution, just had to progress with the other quests
I think sometimes multiple quests trigger together and the serpent is referring to just one of them?
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2 items from this quest are in the church kitchen. For the fish, you need to buy license, give it to a dude in emerald stadium and then he will give a fish in the harbor.I don't know where I'm supposed to find the lemon and the fish
You will need a key to open the box in the kitchen, so you will have to find a glasses in chapel and give it to a nun
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I already invested too much time in this game to stop now, but all the updates feel kind of meh. I don't remember the last time I was excited for an update for this game.
Sophia Vesper (Nadia), in the last update, has long hair, loose and down, suggesting SotS takes place after the events in ToN, as does the presence of the sex virus in Escovia. Sofia may look young, but thanks to her Fountain of Youth, she is actually hundreds of years old.
As I remember it, when the Tikpak spell was broken, she stopped being immortal and tied to her mansion, and began to age normally from that point onward—but she became free to travel the world. So, since she looks the same as she did in ToN, the events in SotS can't be happening decades after ToN.
Sofia and Ethan didn't meet in the recent SotS episode, so we don't know if she would recognize him in the way she recognized her. But if Sofia turns out not to know who he was based only on his appearance, could Ethan be the reincarnation of someone dead, whom Sofia knew and whom we knew or knew of from ToN?
Like Henry Johnson’s (Ton MC) father, Idaho Johnson, for example, who also knew Diana, Clare, and Sofia well. Clare, when she met Ethan, didn't recognize him, and she, as I remember it, was acquainted with Sofia before ToN.
I mean, the pieces fit regarding Ethan being Idaho Johnson reborn: mysterious knowledge of history, ancient languages, antiquities, ancient civilizations, fighting skills, and a former relationship close enough with Sofia to have fought with her physically, etc. Could Ethan be Idaho? Who knows?
As I remember it, when the Tikpak spell was broken, she stopped being immortal and tied to her mansion, and began to age normally from that point onward—but she became free to travel the world. So, since she looks the same as she did in ToN, the events in SotS can't be happening decades after ToN.
Sofia and Ethan didn't meet in the recent SotS episode, so we don't know if she would recognize him in the way she recognized her. But if Sofia turns out not to know who he was based only on his appearance, could Ethan be the reincarnation of someone dead, whom Sofia knew and whom we knew or knew of from ToN?
Like Henry Johnson’s (Ton MC) father, Idaho Johnson, for example, who also knew Diana, Clare, and Sofia well. Clare, when she met Ethan, didn't recognize him, and she, as I remember it, was acquainted with Sofia before ToN.
I mean, the pieces fit regarding Ethan being Idaho Johnson reborn: mysterious knowledge of history, ancient languages, antiquities, ancient civilizations, fighting skills, and a former relationship close enough with Sofia to have fought with her physically, etc. Could Ethan be Idaho? Who knows?
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Also makes me wonder where the fuck Sophia's child is. Guess someone from the island is watching it. Henry had gotten 3 girls pregnant in ToN and we haven't heard about any of the kids since.
Unless there is a bigger time jump then we think and Ethan is actually Sofia/Henry son.
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We will know when Ethan and Sofia meet, but Ethan looks like he's in his early twenties and Sofia doesn't seem that much older that she did when she began aging at the end of ToN. (Nor did Clare.) With NLT games it's very hard to work out what's what or how old characters are.
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you are living in a time with-in history where being anti-church is not trendy but a fact.
there are more people realizing the fakeness of the church than ever before & leaving in droves
JoeyGucci
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Take a break. Wait until the game is done. It's a natural thing to do with any time of media