VN Ren'Py The Adventurous Couple [TACOS S3 P1c] [Mircom3D]

CursedByAll · Oct 8, 2025

jori55 said:
Where can I find that one?

The OP has the final Season 2 DL link in the spoiler.
I would have to assume that is the only way to get that now, as it should be the same as S2 P6b2.

CursedByAll · Oct 8, 2025

tunaboy57 said:
Tried that, no go for me.
Will have to reload S2, run it from the save I have, and maybe try using a different point, but currently I can't get it to work.

So, new install of S2 from OP. Load a save before end. Play to black screen "Save Now to play Season 3". Save.
New install of S3 from OP. Load that save.
Works

(none of the "must have played Season 1 and have a final save" stuff I saw before)

Legendman1133 · Oct 8, 2025

I finished playing season 1 and I also saved at the black screen where it told me to but when i downloaded the 2nd season my previous saves are gone and it was taking me way back to the begining saves. Is there any other way to play season 2 without having to repeat season 1 again. Thank you.

88stanford88 · Oct 8, 2025

Legendman1133 said:
I finished playing season 1 and I also saved at the black screen where it told me to but when i downloaded the 2nd season my previous saves are gone and it was taking me way back to the begining saves. Is there any other way to play season 2 without having to repeat season 1 again. Thank you.

This can happen if you use the android version... if ou serch in the thread there is solution somewhere

for play S3 you have to save the S2 in the last black window...the system works great to save all the paths you ae playing without replay to a long list of boring questions

Legendman1133 · Oct 8, 2025

Does anyone have last save of season 1 for android please. I need help to start playing season 2 without having to repeat S1 again.

Legendman1133 · Oct 8, 2025

Yankator said:
for those who want , here are some saves from season 1 part 9b on android
both no cheat and cheat from Anne

I downloaded this file now when I start to run season 2 it still doesnt work. What do I have to do after downloading this one ?

Yankator · Oct 9, 2025

Legendman1133 said:
I downloaded this file now when I start to run season 2 it still doesnt work. What do I have to do after downloading this one ?

Note from PTports - "All saves now will be on PTPorts folder instead of Cebs folder. Normally all saves should work due to Second save location but if some errors pop-up try to move all the files inside Documents > Cebs > t.a.c.o.s to Documents > PTPorts > t.a.c.o.s and everything should work now"

tc2118 · Oct 11, 2025

I've got a question for players who like games in this genre: Do you play all the paths? That is, in this game you can be faithful or unfaithful, a cuck or an alpha - do you play all paths to see scene variations of each flavor? I'm just kind of wondering if games like this are actually wasting time and assets on paths that no one likes. Or put another way, should it be split into two VNs, each based on the specific path so player choose between games, not between actions? Does that make sense? I'm writing a game with four main paths through it, and I'm starting to wonder if it would be better as four separate VNs. So here is a way to put the question even more clearly - does the option to take a specific path make the game better, even if you don't explore it?

Mac182 · Oct 11, 2025

tc2118 said:
I've got a question for players who like games in this genre: Do you play all the paths? That is, in this game you can be faithful or unfaithful, a cuck or an alpha - do you play all paths to see scene variations of each flavor? I'm just kind of wondering if games like this are actually wasting time and assets on paths that no one likes. Or put another way, should it be split into two VNs, each based on the specific path so player choose between games, not between actions? Does that make sense? I'm writing a game with four main paths through it, and I'm starting to wonder if it would be better as four separate VNs. So here is a way to put the question even more clearly - does the option to take a specific path make the game better, even if you don't explore it?

i'm one of those that play all the routes, i love seeing the different thoughts what the characters have, without choice's it's just a kinetic novel

ThisIsZodiac · Oct 11, 2025

i don't think you can be a cuck in this game.

duckydoodoo · Oct 11, 2025

when the option to just watch appears, if you take it, MC gets the cuckold title in the stats. so guess you can be a cuck in this game.

gregers · Oct 11, 2025

tc2118 said:
I've got a question for players who like games in this genre: Do you play all the paths? That is, in this game you can be faithful or unfaithful, a cuck or an alpha - do you play all paths to see scene variations of each flavor? I'm just kind of wondering if games like this are actually wasting time and assets on paths that no one likes. Or put another way, should it be split into two VNs, each based on the specific path so player choose between games, not between actions? Does that make sense? I'm writing a game with four main paths through it, and I'm starting to wonder if it would be better as four separate VNs. So here is a way to put the question even more clearly - does the option to take a specific path make the game better, even if you don't explore it?

This is somewhat off-topic, but sure. There are certainly some players who like to explore every scenario, and having distinct paths with meaningful differences is a good way to appeal to them, although of course at the cost of some additional effort.

I hardly ever play more than one path through a story-driven game: Once I've picked my path, that's my path, and I don't fancy maintaining alternate saves for exploring other "what if" scenarios. But I always appreciate a game having several paths, just because it goes to show that the choices I'm making are actually meaningful.

tc2118 said:
I'm writing a game with four main paths through it, and I'm starting to wonder if it would be better as four separate VNs.

Do the four main paths revolve around the same over-all plot? Are they hitting some of the same beats, involve (more or less) the same characters, and follow the logic of the same universe? Or are they four largely unrelated stories that go off in entirely different directions?

tc2118 · Oct 11, 2025

gregers said:
This is somewhat off-topic, but sure. There are certainly some players who like to explore every scenario, and having distinct paths with meaningful differences is a good way to appeal to them, although of course at the cost of some additional effort.

I hardly ever play more than one path through a story-driven game: Once I've picked my path, that's my path, and I don't fancy maintaining alternate saves for exploring other "what if" scenarios. But I always appreciate a game having several paths, just because it goes to show that the choices I'm making are actually meaningful.

Do the four main paths revolve around the same over-all plot? Are they hitting some of the same beats, involve (more or less) the same characters, and follow the logic of the same universe? Or are they four largely unrelated stories that go off in entirely different directions?

It is the same main story and characters, but the paths dictate what sex scenes you get, and how the NPCs act toward the MC. Early on, all scenes are the same, and as you move down a given path, they get more path-exclusive.

88stanford88 · Oct 12, 2025

gregers said:
Do the four main paths revolve around the same over-all plot? Are they hitting some of the same beats, involve (more or less) the same characters, and follow the logic of the same universe? Or are they four largely unrelated stories that go off in entirely different directions?

The story is the same and begins in the prologue... (so don't skip it).
The purpose of this plot is to allow the player to explore the relationship between a man and a woman (both young in their twenties) who decide to get married right after graduation because they have been engaged since their second year of college and love each other very much. After five years of marriage, (so total 8/9 years of relationship) they are still young but approaching their thirties, they realize that their sexual desire is fading after about eight or nine years of faithful relationship. At this point, they decide to become adventurous because it is the only option they have to regain their sexual desire and rekindle their relationship. So they decide to venture into a freer and less conventional lifestyle.

When Anne also realizes that she is losing her desire to have sex with me, she accepts the adventurous plan in the hope that it will save the marriage and avoid divorce.

The player makes choices for the husband and can explore different paths, discovering what happens if he becomes too jealous and prevents Anne from feeling free, or if he indulges her newly awakened desire for sex, taking advantage of the situation to sleep with as many girls as he wants and avoid becoming a cuckolded voyeur and loser.

There are already losing endings (Game Over) in the second season that make it clear that if the couple separates, the game ends with a bad ending... as the couple's initial goal is to become adventurous precisely to avoid breaking up their marriage.

However, I truly believe that exploring the various paths can be “educational” for those who believe that marrying a woman means having total control over her choices...
Personally, I believe that sex is an excuse for the fact that it is a pornographic game... but even removing sex from the plot, the fact remains that in a marriage where the woman must only obey her husband on how to dress, what job to do, and cleaning the house while the husband can party with his friends without caring about his woman... in this scenario, divorce is certain because loving a woman means respecting her desires.

Quandri · Oct 12, 2025

it's that time again. links for Seasoin 3 Part 1b.

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