RPGM Abandoned The Coceter Chronicles [v0.15 Beta1] [Nverjos]

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gobbet

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Courtney is a unisex name, it's just not as common for men. I am absolutely 100% positive this dev is a man.
 

baneini

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I got the feeling the dev was a woman based on the stupid 4th wall breaking dialogues, and the game has female protag with lots of futa content.
"I quickly turned off my monitor and she rolled her eyes at me knowing what I was working on" also sounds like something women would do while men would just go "yeah I'm working on porn, deal with it".
 

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"I quickly turned off my monitor and she rolled her eyes at me knowing what I was working on" also sounds like something women would do while men would just go "yeah I'm working on porn, deal with it".
Wait... you're saying that if you had a teenage daughter and she walked in on you working on porn, you'd say "Yea, deal with it"? That's not creepy. Not creepy at all... :/
 
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"I quickly turned off my monitor and she rolled her eyes at me knowing what I was working on" also sounds like something women would do while men would just go "yeah I'm working on porn, deal with it".
Totally the opposite. When dealing with an adult or nearly-adult daughter, it is fathers who are more likely to try to conceal it or try to make sure their daughters are not made uncomfortable by it. Mothers would be much more likely to say to their daughters "Deal with it" (but more likely to hide it from their sons). Everybody is more sensitive about such things when dealing with children of the opposite sex. At least that's how it works in my culture.

I have no intention of ever talking to my own daughter about sex in any way. That's what she has a mother for. (I will be happy to discuss love, boys, and relationships generally with her though.) With a son, talking about sex with him would be my job.
 

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Aside the sad news, the sex of the dev still bothers me.

I read about D&D, stealing centerfolds of his/her fathers playboys. This would speak for a male with the unusual name Courteney. On the other hand, there is this part "... most importantly question why I had stolen ...".



This could be interpreted as her Dad didn't ask why his daughter stole the centerfolds? So maybe the dev is really a female, the name would fit much better and the lesbian main relationship in the game would even fit more?! B U T. I mean, guys, a girl playing D&D, computer games and later on programming adult games? This can be true, everyone has heard the myth of girls playing D&D. But how possible is this statistically, can this happen once in the lifetime of our universe?! And are girls interessted in Playboy centerfolds while they discover the same sex is attractive for them?!

I'm assuming you're being a bit hyperbolic here, but in case you're not, I can count on one hand the amount of guys I know who would admit to playing any of these types of games publicly, while I've sat at a table in a pub with all women in their late twenties discussing Hentai and playing things like Honey Select and what have you. Women generally like porn, stands to reason they'll like porn games as well if they are into games, which many of that particular generation , millennials or whatever you want to label them, are into gaming and such. Also, Sailor Moon and Sailor Moon in bondage and Sailor Moon wand Hitachies and I don't get what their obsession with Sailor Moon is....

Anyway, this in Vancouver maybe it's different in different places in the world, but my experiences have been women are far more open about talking about adult games with their friends and shit, while guys generally keep it to themselves.
 
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baneini

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When dealing with an adult or nearly-adult daughter, it is fathers who are more likely to try to conceal it or try to make sure their daughters were not made uncomfortable by it. Mothers would be much more likely to say to their daughters "Deal with it" (but more likely to hide it from their sons).
I associate treating ones college aged kid like that with neurotic overprotective mothers who still think of them as their baby. Maybe it's cultural difference. I wouldn't want a father who acts like that.
 
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I associate treating ones college aged kid like that with neurotic overprotective mothers who still think of them as their baby. Maybe it's cultural difference. I wouldn't want a father who acts like that.
Probably cultural. In my culture, even adult females don't particularly want to think about their fathers' sexuality and fathers oblige them by not talking about it.
 
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LordofEntropy

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As I said earlier in the thread, I have a male friend called Courtney and know of several others, it is indeed a unisex name.
Indeed it's been used as a male name for 100s of years. There are a number of celebrity examples as well.

On another note, a lot of people still don't seem to understand how hymens work.
 

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New Animation System in place. (Give me feedback on it.)
Tested prologue, no problems so far, there were several in previous version (on linux, index.html run in firefox). Thank you for addressing this. I'll let you know if I find anything in later chapters.
 

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On another note, a lot of people still don't seem to understand how hymens work.
LOL so true. At least in western cultures, I can't imagine even 10% of 18-year-old virgins still having an intact hymen. Between sports, tampons, and "experimenting down there," the hymen is long gone shortly after puberty for most girls.

Different cultures and even different individuals define "virginity" differently. I knew a girl in high school who insisted she was not a virgin because she gave a guy a blowjob, and that was sex to her: in her mind, she had sex with a guy, so she wasn't a virgin (I think she was just embarrassed to be a virgin). I knew a girl in college that insisted she was a virgin because, even though she had sex multiple times with multiple guys, she didn't let them cum inside her (and who was I say to tell her "No, you are not a virgin. Stop lying.") Some girls in Catholic/religious cultures have anal sex before vaginal sex to "keep their virginity," which seems rather technical; if I knew a girl who was having butt-sex with her boyfriend, I wouldn't think of her as a virgin lol.

I think in erotic games, and definitely in erotic fiction, there's a symbolism to "breaking the hymen" that is sexually appealing to a lot of males. It's rather archaic, but I understand it. It's a literal physical barrier that represents "breaking" a conceptual barrier. So even if it's not very realistic in an erotic story for the male to break a girl's hymen when taking her virginity, it's kinda hot, at least to me.
 

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downloaded the new update but it wont play. Says Invalid State Error Failed to execute 'drawimage' on 'CanvasRenderingContext2D' : The HTMLImageElement is in the 'broken' state. What do I do?
 

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So even if it's not very realistic in an erotic story for the male to break a girl's hymen when taking her virginity, it's kinda hot, at least to me.
Really? I support your right to whatever fetish turns you on, but any sex act that draws blood is rather squicky to me.
 
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