This first case of this I've heard of. I'll have to ask my supporters if they have experienced any such issues. Seems odd that it would run the intro scenes fine but not the others. Certainly, doesn't occur during my playtesting. Are you sure its not your machine? Perhaps the game becomes more demanding on the hardware once you get past the intro.
There are a few people that commented above me that mentioned the scenes were running slow for them as well. I'm not sure why the intro ones are fine, but the game ones aren't. It's definitely not my machine, I'm on a gaming rig, I run a lot of AAA games on this.
There is another suggestion .Thank you!
RPG Maker is what i was familiar with when I started the project, i wasn't familiar with renpy at the time. I havent tried renpy yet, so i'm not sure how its available functions would compare. If renpy is purely visual novel, there may actually be minigame aspects done with rpg maker i might not have been able to complete with renpy.
Also, yes, i'm absolutly committed to not only finishing it, but also perfecting it, its not done until every blemish has been cleared and polished, no matter how long that takes. My tools are limited, but not my ambition.
It's not inferior, it has it's place for RPG's, but it looks like you are making a Visual Novel and that is like using a shovel to put a nail into wood. It works, but not good. There are better fitting tools for making a VN like Renpy, Visual Novel Maker etc. would deliver a better user experience. The RPGM engine is not optimized to show big animations etc. and that is why it's lagging.
It is first time that I'm hearing that the word "thot" includes general direction in which hoe is located.
Echoing this. Even scenes not seen before should be skippable. At least if they're 2 minute boring footjob videos.
I am more fan of the RPGM engine than Renpy I see it more practical.
Well, thank you for bringing it to my attention, I'll certainly investigate this
That's something that has been suggested to me before, but I'll have to look into whether its possible with rpgm's standard functions or if i might have to get a plugin or something. It might be possible to implement this with a button activated condition, but I'll have to experiment to figure it out.
Absolutely! It's really only just getting started, I intend to add many more minigames, side jobs, side quests, random encounters, etc etc. I also don't mind taking certain routes into a more fantasy-oriented direction as i did with the church of fertility and its incubus. There's a lot of room for possibilities, just going to take a while to create them all
