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The Advent-whore-ous Wife
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Sluts in my Porn?!?!? I’m shocked, shocked I say!
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I hope atleast he finishes with last week where Anne ends up in strip club.
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Tony can fuck all his office staff , his Ex and also Annes best friend and the girls in the cafeteria including female visitors there.....to be serious...some of them are even hotter than Anne...and obviousley there was even the plan to get Victoria impregnated by Tony.
i didn't really keep track of how many girls Tony was fucking, but he had lots of them. but obviously not as many as Anne. even though throughout the game, there are some choices that block her fucking certain guys, such as Martin etc, she does participate in lots of threesomes and gangbangs more so than Tony who mainly just fucks one girl at a time with the occasional threesome. suprised there was never any threesome with Anne and Nicole though. seemed logical to me that it would happen. but it never did.
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There seems to be a scene where Tony wants to join the threesome, to which Anna indignantly asks Tony to wait his turn, Tony waits his turn and they were supposed to act as a couple, not alone.
hm i don't remember seeing the scene you mentioned. was that on a specific route? cuck route perhaps? if so that is why i never saw it. played hotwife and cheating routes and don't recall seeing that. plus i didn't like the cheating route much so i didn't play it all the way to the end of ch 14.
I hope it's back to the roots.
Lots of daring emails and some real swinging shit, like in the beginning.
And not Anne jumping on every guy that has a pulse.
Lots of daring emails and some real swinging shit, like in the beginning.
And not Anne jumping on every guy that has a pulse.
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What about Tony going crazy for every chick with a pulse?
You okay with that? Asking for a friend.
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Highly recommend people here check out Mr. Palmer's Perfect Marriage for similar content/genres. Anne will always have a special place in my heart, but seems like we will have to move on!
Once again, the lesson I hope the developer learns is that you have to have a story around the porn. It doesn't have to be any great story but there has to be reasons for people to get into the situations they do and then consequences for what they do. You don't have to like it but the game A Life Worth Living has a story to it that leads into certain events happening. This game never had it. It just seemed he wrote each week as a standalone story rather than build to something. So if he does do a new game, think it through, come up with an idea and then have reasons for what is happening.
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An all-to-common refrain from devs of these game types. Don't get me wrong, I feel neither entitled to complain nor celebrate. Things happen and life gets in the way sometimes. I feel most devs get into this business, if you will, not being fully aware or educated about time-management, the creative process and technical limitations. For example, and it may seem a bit incongruent, but I still see new devs spitting out CG in deflated PNG format, offering subpar artwork. What that tells me is they haven't done their homework.
The above doesn't necessarily apply to Mircom, not at this stage in the game, but one of his mistakes was to introduce so many LIs and their resulting pathways. Every new route not only robs existing routes of a richer story, but exponentially increases the amount of coding variables and all the CG that has to accompany the expanding story. After a while this tends to grind down the motivation and drive of an individual developer. Releases are fewer and farther in between, complaints go up, motivation declines.
Which brings me to another point...or two:
First, as I have attempted to recommend to new developers (without much success), the entire arc of a story should be written before the first piece of code or artwork is ever created. It's called storyboarding and there's a reason why cinema creatives do it this way. It anticipates how much work will be needed and keeps the project defined and on track.
And related to the above is this...Whatever the release schedule is (and personally I think 4x/year is fine as I don't like 10 minute updates), have the first two releases made before you release the first. Then stay ahead one release. That way, just in case you run into some unforeseen obstacle and are delayed, you can make it appear you're still on schedule by releasing the next installment. That would keep the screech way down as there are thousands of entitled players of these games that become quite upset if their expectations aren't met.
Second, why so few of these devs work in teams? Ok, you might state, what about payment structure. I admit someone somewhere might take advantage, but if structured correctly, payment should be made on work completed. So if a writer submits his work, a coder his, and the CG artist his, then whoever is the agreed upon leader can then structure a payment to suit the time invested. There are teams producing games on this site and they are making it work and quite well in some cases. A single person has a huge uphill battle in going it alone. I think they think they can pocket all the money, but when the project goes off the rails, how much do they then make? Better to have three people making something as opposed to one person making nothing.
Oh well, enough pontificating from me. Just take whatever advice GetOutOfMyLab has to offer. He's a smart cookie.
The above doesn't necessarily apply to Mircom, not at this stage in the game, but one of his mistakes was to introduce so many LIs and their resulting pathways. Every new route not only robs existing routes of a richer story, but exponentially increases the amount of coding variables and all the CG that has to accompany the expanding story. After a while this tends to grind down the motivation and drive of an individual developer. Releases are fewer and farther in between, complaints go up, motivation declines.
Which brings me to another point...or two:
First, as I have attempted to recommend to new developers (without much success), the entire arc of a story should be written before the first piece of code or artwork is ever created. It's called storyboarding and there's a reason why cinema creatives do it this way. It anticipates how much work will be needed and keeps the project defined and on track.
And related to the above is this...Whatever the release schedule is (and personally I think 4x/year is fine as I don't like 10 minute updates), have the first two releases made before you release the first. Then stay ahead one release. That way, just in case you run into some unforeseen obstacle and are delayed, you can make it appear you're still on schedule by releasing the next installment. That would keep the screech way down as there are thousands of entitled players of these games that become quite upset if their expectations aren't met.
Second, why so few of these devs work in teams? Ok, you might state, what about payment structure. I admit someone somewhere might take advantage, but if structured correctly, payment should be made on work completed. So if a writer submits his work, a coder his, and the CG artist his, then whoever is the agreed upon leader can then structure a payment to suit the time invested. There are teams producing games on this site and they are making it work and quite well in some cases. A single person has a huge uphill battle in going it alone. I think they think they can pocket all the money, but when the project goes off the rails, how much do they then make? Better to have three people making something as opposed to one person making nothing.
Oh well, enough pontificating from me. Just take whatever advice GetOutOfMyLab has to offer. He's a smart cookie.
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It would be great if dev would finish week 15.
To end the game.
I really liked the game as it was.
To end the game.
I really liked the game as it was.
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Anyone, she's still only doing anything on two legs.
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Exactly. Not only does it add a tremendous amount of development time, and shorten the content on each route
per release, but it dilutes anything that has actual narrative importance. Both were constant, and valid, complaints with this game. Devs, unless they have a large team, simply can't service more than a small handful of routes unless they're going to reuse art and just change the dialogue/coding (which, I'd argue, is what should've been happening here all along).
Yep. I'm a writer, and I can easily crank out 1000 words without an outline (perhaps a few minutes to organize my thoughts), but once we're talking 100,000 words or more, I wouldn't type a single character without a thorough outline...including the intended conclusion.
This always felt like a story that was going to end in disaster (and, around the end of the first revamp, it actually could end in premature disaster), but you can't get to the disaster, or even properly set it up, if your entire story is inventing new NPCs for the couple to bang.
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At me Tony joined tbe threesome but afterwards Anne mentioned she would have prefered if he had waited..
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