Well, this isn't Daz3D, there really aren't any "expenses" that are needed to buy assets in order to make scenes. Everything is self contained in Koikatsu and Ren'Py. However, that isn't the only reason, I know people like the thought of being able to thank their author with a sort of tip jar, but that isn't what it becomes.how come this game doesnt have a patreon?
Yeah, managing the tags is annoying, especially since I have to delete the "harem" tag one of the mods attaches to my game every update. Multiple options does not mean you will have the choice to choose all of them. There are three routes(or going to be) and each ends with a monogamous relationship. Having unprotected sex with many anonymous partners isn't a harem either, it's called college.Ah, I see you removed the tag, that's one way of answering my question.
I really love your thoughts in this. I have the same pressure (although my patreons that supported me did not even complain)Well, this isn't Daz3D, there really aren't any "expenses" used that I are needed to buy assets in order to make scenes. Everything is self contained in Koikatsu and Ren'Py. However, that isn't the only reason, I know people like the thought of being able to thank their author with a sort of tip jar, that isn't what it becomes:
Once you create a patreon you set a really high bar for yourself, when they start "donating" to you, they look at the best developers they are also donating too and wonder why I can't attain similar results despite getting the same amount from them. Eventually, you're trying to match authors far better than you and the whole thing comes crashing down.
Also, another factor is you that once they start paying you money every month it is in expectation that you "hurry up and finish the game" rather than simply thanking you for what you've done so far. So, if it ever stops being fun(and that is why I do this) you can't just walk away.
Thirdly, is that you never distinguish your fans into paying and non-paying tiers. Developers seem to view their audience as "the fans who helped me during the journey" and "the plebeians who reaped the benefits of the former." And it isn't just the developers, people donating money also say the same thing "hey, we're paying you money here, why don't we get some perks?"
It's mother and son, not sure how much content is planned for that how ever, since she's not the focus of the game.hi there can anyone tell me what kind of incest here ?
Personally, I don't like games with a branching narrative. Whenever I go to play one I find a walkthrough that will get me to one of the girl's then once I'm finished with that route I consider the game finished and I never play it again. I mean, other than padding out the playtime by forcing people to play the game multiple times to see all the content, what purpose to them is there?For how many little choices there are in the game it may as well be a Kinetic Novel.
You do have a choice(or you will, I have to write it first), you go with Amber, Mia, or you stay loyal to Klaara.Yikes Amber is a piece of psychopathic trash, to bad to hear we wont get the option stay loyal to the girlfriend, judging by the no branching thing mentioned above, rather than jumping ship to the self-centered backstabbing homicidal psychopath "friend". -.-
This is the first game of the authors i don't like for now but hopefully that will change when when we get the other routes and the chance to peruse girls that are not monsters. I don't dislike the idea in general but the speed and lack of hesitation with which Amber betrays her "best friend" (including flat out murdering here for something she had no way of knowing) just makes her completely unlikable in my eyes and based on what is currently in the game getting together with her feels more like a bad end than victory. What says she will not go yandere on the protagonist over some minor misunderstanding in the future if she killed her "best friend" so easily...
worse than murder? you haven't forgotten the whole murder thing, right? I'm pretty sure murdering their "best friend" is not "just how girls are"...You do have a choice(or you will, I have to write it first), you go with Amber, Mia, or you stay loyal to Klaara.
That being said, I don't think Amber is a psychopath, that's just how girls are when a boy is involved. Honestly, compared to the horror stories my sister used to tell me, Amber is quite kind.
I state again, I removed the murder, when I was making the scene I figured it would be a good idea to let the audience choose how they want to see Amber, is she someone who might kill her friend? But readers are a terribly unreliable lot. So, Amber lets go of Klaara like she was meant to. She was meant to be overly emotional and not thinking straight, not homicidal.worse than murder? you haven't forgotten the whole murder thing, right? I'm pretty sure murdering their "best friend" is not "just how girls are"...
Oh well, guess we'll just have to agree to disagree, still looking forward to the other paths.
That's quite shame. As those cuckquean stories literally ask for at least one happy polyamory end.There are three routes(or going to be) and each ends with a monogamous relationship.