There are so many possible variants that I am not sure if I can play as a kind of dominant female? I guess I will give it a shot!
Others Trials in Tainted Space [v0.9.112] [Fenoxo]
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yes rape. just because your characters cums doesn't mean it's not rape
anyway, fen made a subscribestar page
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It's really weird they don't understand that it is PayPal's doing, I really doubt the credit card companies care. SubscribeStar uses a payment processor other than PayPal and when PayPal tried to impose the same restrictive rules as they did with Patreon on SubscribeStar they dropped PayPal (or I think PayPal dropped them, can't remember).
EDIT: Didn't see they created a SubscribeStar page already. ＞﹏＜
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Interesting! ^0^ They finally created a SubscribeStar page!yes rape. just because your characters cums doesn't mean it's not rape
anyway, fen made a subscribestar pageYou must be registered to see the links
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The card companies care because they're bound by US/EU laws about what content can and cannot be paid for via their services. There are a few major kink community sites that have had to shift to cash, check, money order, or gift card, simply because they're barred from service by card processors. If they want to stay in business without massive fines, they bend the knee.
It's retarded as hell, but .gov gonna .gov.
Fen did push a 0.8.040 public patch a bit ago but it's just a handful of small fixes and adding 3 busts. Nothing major.
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None.
0.8.040 Changelog:
- New Busts: VR Demon, VR Queen, VR Goblin
- Ardia lost the “Fill Balls” debug option that was lurking in her menu.
- Stella should no longer alert you to getting pregnant when she hasn’t gotten pregnant.
- The Sexdoll Miniboss’s gas grenade had an inverted stat check fixed. (High intelligence is no longer bad! Whoops, caught a bit of the ol’ bimbo brain, I guess!)
- The “Dildo” option in the masturbation menu should no longer overwrite other entries. That was a stubborn bug with a simple cause that I should’ve caught the last time I tried to solve it!
- A few other small bug and typo fixes. Thanks to everyone who pointed them out in the forums!
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Considering how the demons are in those games, it kinda fits what he's talking about. Also, don't you think things like Ardia are close enough?
The question was how many more trap scenes were in the update. The answer is still zero no matter how you frame it. Removing a debug menu isn't adding a scene and all.
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Fenoxo opened a SubscribeStar account yesterday. Seems like he finally realized that if he wants to keep making this game (and getting the big bucks that come with it) he will have to ditch Patreon. Several months back he had to drop incest because Patreon said so, now they are cracking the whip again because of "glorified rape". I mean, what's next? There's a saying in my country: "The more you bend over, the more your ass sticks out." If he wants to keep paying his bills and supporting his team then sooner or later he will have to tell Patreon (and PayPal) to go f*ck themselves.
I haven't played this game in a while but every time I see a creator giving the middle finger to Patreon, PayPal and other iron-fisted and prudish companies, it brings a smile to my face.
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This is a porn forum, you don't have to censor the word fuck
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Makes me wonder why F95 themselves haven't set up a subscribe/support function. Nobody would be using Patreon after that, because F95 don't give a fuck what you do.
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What I don't understand with the patreon and card thing is, you pay patreon for something, your card company don't need to know anything other than "patreon" when it's used, they don't need to know who you're paying via patreon.
It's like, you're a cashier (patreon), someone gives you money for, i don't know, meat, do you tell the bank that the guy bought meat or that he just shop at your place ?
(sorry if i don't make sense)
It's like, you're a cashier (patreon), someone gives you money for, i don't know, meat, do you tell the bank that the guy bought meat or that he just shop at your place ?
(sorry if i don't make sense)
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This is all about laws, publicity and association. Patreon and PayPal are based on US laws and those can be quite prudish when it comes to certain fetishes. When a company wants to extend their business to families, desire the support of certain (prudish) magnates or politicians, or are simply forced to because of their laws, they can't be seen dealing or supporting "bad stuff" because it will hurt their reputation.
The costumer isn't at risk mostly because law enforcement can't go after everyone (also because not everyone who supports "bad porn" is on US territory) so they decide to go to the root of the problem instead. Patreon. And because Patreon doesn't want the men-in-black knocking at their door, they crack down on anyone using their platform to support "bad businesses". To use your analogy, it's like catching the cashier (Patreon) supporting potentially illicit activities in the basement on their establishment. Or Toys R' Us selling cannabis to kids, hiding the stuff inside the toys.
Anyway that's the gist of it. Someone can probably explain it better than I.
TL;DR: It's less about where YOU spend your money on and more about a big company providing fringe support to activities that the law, certain markets and financiers don't want to be associated with or are entirely against.
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