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- Jun 12, 2017
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my god, the writing is so bad. it looks like it was written by that weird classmate in middle school who wants to become a writer. its not pretentious but the dialogue is so bad, im laughing at each 5th sentence.
i like watching 2 girls making out, but thats the only good thing about this game.
who the hell talks like that ?! has the dev ever spoke to real people ?
i like watching 2 girls making out, but thats the only good thing about this game.
I have a question a more experienced, or rather, windows-savy person might be able to answer.
I always delete these games after I finish the update. I extract the game to a folder, and delete everything afterwards. And yet, every time I download an update, all my saves are still intact.
So, I'm just wondering, where are these saves being kept? I mean, I know their in the save folders for each game, but if I've deleted said save along with the folders, where are they coming from when I download the updates?
My main reason for asking is because I don't really like the idea of having a dump of save files taking up space on my hard drive, regardless of how minimal the space may be.
I always delete these games after I finish the update. I extract the game to a folder, and delete everything afterwards. And yet, every time I download an update, all my saves are still intact.
So, I'm just wondering, where are these saves being kept? I mean, I know their in the save folders for each game, but if I've deleted said save along with the folders, where are they coming from when I download the updates?
My main reason for asking is because I don't really like the idea of having a dump of save files taking up space on my hard drive, regardless of how minimal the space may be.
- Sep 6, 2017
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The files are saved on this location: C:\Users\*yourusernamehere*\AppData\Roaming\RenPy
other Engines (Unity, Unreal) may save on different location like ...\AppData\Local or ...\AppData\LocalLow
*DON'T DELETE STUFF YOU HAVE NO CLUE ABOUT*
The folder Appdata is hidden,you'll have to turn on hidden folders or use the address bar in the explorer.
- Jun 30, 2017
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I honestly enjoy the game, sure some of you are pointing out the "issues" with the Talks/Chat and Story moving forward are pretty much valid points, however, why does it have to be super amazingly good and awesome? Why can't this be one of those cute, semi-long games that you play and you're done. Why does every game has to have 10 female models for you to bang? I think that it's the real issue in most of the games, some people can deliver variety and most of them don't. From the start I had envisioned this game as MC and Sarah building up a nice cozy all sweet like life with Jenny and enjoying it day to day basis. No need to introduce other people, make some major plot twist etc.
I know, this is my opinion and most of people aren't thinking the same way, but I think you can try and understand that not every game has to be like Summertime Saga, My New Life or Man of the House (which I all enjoy very much) where you bang a whole town.
I know, this is my opinion and most of people aren't thinking the same way, but I think you can try and understand that not every game has to be like Summertime Saga, My New Life or Man of the House (which I all enjoy very much) where you bang a whole town.
- May 29, 2018
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- Dec 27, 2017
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If it hasn't happened already, I don't see how it can be avoided. Unless Jenny gets on birth control ASAP.
- Dec 27, 2017
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It wouldn't bother me one bit, if this game ended right here. A nice sweet story, with a VERY happy ending.
While I agree with those who say that no actual person would say some of those sentences, nonetheless, I still greatly enjoyed playing this game. Good job!
And, oh my, those two girls! There aren't too many games around that have a girl as sweet and appealing as Jenny. And Sarah is gorgeous in her own right.
While I agree with those who say that no actual person would say some of those sentences, nonetheless, I still greatly enjoyed playing this game. Good job!
And, oh my, those two girls! There aren't too many games around that have a girl as sweet and appealing as Jenny. And Sarah is gorgeous in her own right.
- Aug 30, 2017
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Exactly. But even then she's up to a month away from being safe, and somehow I don't see her and the MC abstaining that long.
- Dec 27, 2017
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I loved it when Jenny said it was safe because she is good at math. I expected for her to say sometime later, "Wait, is today the 15th or the 22nd?".
- Aug 30, 2017
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"That's great that you're good at math. How are you at gynecology?"
- Oct 12, 2018
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- Dec 27, 2017
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If the developer adds other girls (or guys) to the family, then it won't be Triangle, but I don't see why one-night-stands couldn't be added. Let Jenny invite Tina and Ellie over for a pajama(less) party.
Wasn't Sarah college friends with Jenny's mom? I thought that was how they got to know each other. I'll have to replay from beginning as its been awhile since that explanation.
- Jun 10, 2017
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I don't know why, but I always though Jenny would have made more sense as Sarah's niece than just a friends kid. At least for the concept of Jenny moving in with them