yeah, i love 62 studio's story, art, and gameplay even if they're not the most complex, but the character designs kind of get to a point. i guess they found their niche and stuck with it, and if that's the kind of content they like then that's cool, even if it's not my cup of tea. at least there's still some neat characters that aren't on either extreme
RPGM [Translation Request] "Mirror Inma and Devil's Seed" [62studio]
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there is a update do the game on ci-en
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here a google translate of the part on 2.0
First of all, I apologize for keeping you waiting so long for Mirror Incubus and Demon Seed Ver . 2.
As I mentioned briefly before, various circumstances have come together and
we are unable to move forward.
We considered releasing it with some changes to the content, but that
might have taken even longer, so we
decided not to make any major changes and instead to
release it as planned if it looks like we can make it by the end of the year, but
if we can't make it by the end of the year, we'll divide it into sections we can release between December and January
(up to the Onigashima arc + α) and
release them as Ver. 1.9 first, then release the rest as Ver. 2 at a later date
.
We apologize for keeping you waiting longer than expected, but
we will do our best to accommodate your requests, so
we appreciate your continued patience.
First of all, I apologize for keeping you waiting so long for Mirror Incubus and Demon Seed Ver . 2.
As I mentioned briefly before, various circumstances have come together and
we are unable to move forward.
We considered releasing it with some changes to the content, but that
might have taken even longer, so we
decided not to make any major changes and instead to
release it as planned if it looks like we can make it by the end of the year, but
if we can't make it by the end of the year, we'll divide it into sections we can release between December and January
(up to the Onigashima arc + α) and
release them as Ver. 1.9 first, then release the rest as Ver. 2 at a later date
.
We apologize for keeping you waiting longer than expected, but
we will do our best to accommodate your requests, so
we appreciate your continued patience.
LEWDpyon
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I'm not surprised about that as this is hands down 62 studio's best game without question and probably one of the best porn games I've played in a long time.
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Thanks, do you have the latest download link for this games translation? (Mirror Inma)
Sarojin
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This is the latest translation, how do i run it? There is no exe. Sorry im a noob
Ahh i figured it out, download the link you quoted for the full game, download the link i quoted for the translation, replace the folders in the full game with the translated ones, then it will work.This is the latest translation, how do i run it? There is no exe. Sorry im a noob
Does anyone have a translation that translates the nursery and cafe au lait events?
nvm, I translated the nursery myself. Still gotta do cafe au lait though.
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I know this is a kind off topic question from the thread, but I don't know where else to ask this.
I was wondering why the level drain system of the original Lust grimm and all the other 62studio games that came after it are so different from the former.
I. e.: In lust grimm a level drain generally weakens you while making the succubus stronger (actual level up) and slightly healing her, while in all the other games it only leads to you getting weaker and them fully healing, while not obtaining any boost to their stats).
Rather than thinking that devs got lazier with game design, my guess is that the rpg maker engine that they now use is less versatile on that aspect.
I was wondering if anyone knows anything regarding the topic as what I stated above is only my point of view as a player and not as a developer and I'm curious to know why the system changed so drastically.
P. S. : i know very well that this is a overanalysis of the level drain system
I was wondering why the level drain system of the original Lust grimm and all the other 62studio games that came after it are so different from the former.
I. e.: In lust grimm a level drain generally weakens you while making the succubus stronger (actual level up) and slightly healing her, while in all the other games it only leads to you getting weaker and them fully healing, while not obtaining any boost to their stats).
Rather than thinking that devs got lazier with game design, my guess is that the rpg maker engine that they now use is less versatile on that aspect.
I was wondering if anyone knows anything regarding the topic as what I stated above is only my point of view as a player and not as a developer and I'm curious to know why the system changed so drastically.
P. S. : i know very well that this is a overanalysis of the level drain system
LEWDpyon
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Probably a change in philosophy.
Usually games where losing gives you the porn scenes tend to work better when the punishments aren't borderline crippling (I doubt the old games were that crippling it's been awhile since I've played them though). But generally because you're often conditioned to want to win in most games ppl get pissed more easily when you tell them the actual porn is hidden behind losing. So the job is to encourage losing or getting people to intentionally throw. But if the consequences are too dire then people are just going to ask for a gallery save eventually or not bother.
Mirror Inma and Devil's seed and lust friend asks the player to interact with the game's systems in order to collect succubi so making the failure too punishing seems counter intuitive to that goal. And even then, devs change their minds over time with these kinds of thing in order to evolve what they have.
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The things you mention are all valid points, however I don't think they are the reason for the changes in the level drain system.
Regarding the "crippling" part you mentioned, I point out that in all of 62studio games there are plenty of items that gives you bonus levels, making it much easier to be over leveled in any point of the game (I don't remember if those items are also in Lust Friend but you get the point).
Also, I think it is more frustrating to get an unavoidable level drain at high Lust level that refills the enemy's health completely (see Lust grimm again, demon in wonderland), rather than getting a random level drain from an enemy during battle in Lust grimm (not to mention that in Lust grimm most of level drains happen during an Hold, which you can break free from quite easily, and even then the level drain does not completely refill their health).
As you said, the fact that the most recent 62studio games focus more on the dialog aspect rather than combat, probably encourages ending the battle that way rather than with defeating the enemy but I believe both options should be viable for a good game design.
As you mentioned, the system might have been modified mostly for semplification purposes from the devs, however I also still think that the change of rpg maker versions impacted the most in the change in game design
LEWDpyon
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With the level items it generally feels like those things are made abundant in order to soften the blow of losing a level especially since games like Mirror Inma and Demon in wonderland asks you to sacrifice your levels in order to strengthen your party members/access extra scenes. And I think that their mere abundance proves my point that the devs want at the bare minimum their games to be cozier and decently accessible
I honestly don't think that the games focusing on raw battle fuck combat and ending with dialogue are mutually exclusive as you still can do both it's often just that collecting the succubi first tends to be a priority since mirror inma and lust friend asks you to collect a certain number of girls. Afterwards, you can always just "kill" anyone you want.
Your other point is also a preference. Nothing wrong with that, I just don't really have anything else to say as I'd have level drain happen either way and Not really mind due to how cozy and brisk 62Studio's non Quiz games are.
I'm not a programmer nor familiar with RPG maker but I wouldn't be surprised if going from VX ace to MV plays a role. But with what little consensus I have gathered, it suggests that they probably could have done things almost exactly the same as in Lust grimm but have actively choose not to.
In what way is this their most ambitious project? In Delays? Dudes keep pumping out other mini games and hentai manga when they could be focusing on wrapping up Mirror already lol.
I honestly don't see how this one is better than the rest, the only thing that this game tops other Lust games in is delays as I said for the full version of it xD
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For what it's worth I find it to be the one that has kept my interest for the longest time compared to the others (Not the most glowing review I know)
For me this is probably the best game that has come out from 62studio
it's mostly the formula being refined to its best iteration A lot of their games imo tend to equate to white noise
and yet the overall cast is enjoyable and 1000 times more memorable than in previous entries. The game boasts its fair share of choices not major ones but they do tend to stick around. The game boasts a treasure trove of scenes many of which are god tier compared to previous entries (minus We're hop but I just really like Bell lol). The world compared to the world of lust grimm feels decently fleshed out in cast and worldbuilding. I actually give a shit about them outside of them being sex objects which I normally do with these games.
Sometimes all you really need to do is to refine what was there and that was always why 62Studio has never been on my radar until this game. Everything before felt just short of being noteworthy largely due to being a game of been there done that but slightly worse than the competition. Imo with how well put together it is I personally find it as one of the higher end of porn games up there with MGQ.
And besides that, the game isn't really like many Patreon Pixiv money making schemes. The game is already completed, it's just the post game content that needs to be finished and even then, the game adds other additional shit to give you the most bang for your buck.