I'd assume that is intentional by the dev. She's already proven to be overconfident, so I could see her being really dumb and assuming "nobody will know if I use his real name". She's not nearly as smart as she thinks she is.
I didn't take a screenshot so don't remember which character said it but one of them called him MC in my last playthrough
To be fair, unless someone was first a programmer (or similar) and then a storyteller, it can be easy to make that mistake. I've seen the variable of [MC] be used but brackets forgotten, so "MC" was shown instead. I've seen decently often that the default name instead of the variable gets used. That's generally somewhat common with developers I work with, whether as a beta tester or a proofreader. One developer even self-inserted. While I also saw that the default name of the MC was common instead of the variable replacement, I even saw an instance where the developer's name (not the MC's) was hard-coded. LMAO.I didn't take a screenshot so don't remember which character said it but one of them called him MC in my last playthrough
1 of his classmates (from police academy) at uni's corridoor (she literally jumps on mc's neck).I didn't take a screenshot so don't remember which character said it but one of them called him MC in my last playthrough
They already did, just use search and search compressed...
Pretty much no one here can say for certain, since we're not the developers. However, I'd guess it has still quite a ways to go yet. Depending on the versioning scheme Vinovella uses, v0.4.16 might mean approximately 41% of the way through. But there's no way to know for sure really. TBH, I don't think it's 41% of the way through personally.
So it seems that there is quite a long way to go then. Thanks, I might wait until the game is finished, Fetish Locator was pretty good so this one should be too.
probably bugfixes, and some minor staff here and there (music, sound or whatever).0.4.17:You must be registered to see the links
Meanwhile, who can dig changelog?
