Question: Are there a lot of reminder of netorare or similar if they are having sex?
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Where are the saves for this game stored (windows)? Downloaded but haven't started yet. Didn't see a saves folder. or a contents or resources or anything like that.
- Jul 20, 2018
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Welp, I picked up this game because I felt like it... and it's pretty meh... and I'm not talking about the AI CG here. I don't mind that bit, I've dealt with worse art that wasn't AI after all.
What I do mind is that this is another one of those "husband has problems, wife is forced to bail him out of said trouble" games, and it's a poorly executed one to the point where Acerola's versions are vastly superior.... That's saying something, sadly, especially since those games at least don't take themselves seriously.
First of all, there's no time limit or a penalty for taking your time or anything. That's great for collecting scenes, but it also means that there's no IC pressure on Chloe to actually rush into anything or do anything stupid. You can take as much time as you want to conquer the dungeon and get the thingamabob. It doesn't have any bearing on anything.
It gets worse than that, the game has a number of jobs that Chloe can do for gold (because apparently you can't earn gold in the dungeon and can't sell equipment you get there for money for some reason...). Of those jobs, all but one have H-events happen in them, but... uh... all of them pay the same except for the Brothel, and you can't access the Brothel until you progress through enough of the other jobs. However, since it doesn't matter which job you do and it takes a long time to unlock the brothel anyway, there's as I said, no in-story reason to have Chloe do any of those jobs.
Worse, for the one game without H-events, the game gives you the option to select how many times in a row Chloe does that job, so from a pure gameplay perspective, that job is actually the fastest way to earn gold which you then use to hire mercenaries and potentially in the dungeon shop for temporary consumable items. So it's all sorts of eh, because the only reason you have to engage with any of the lewdness is because this is an H-game and that's why you got it... but not because it makes any sense in terms of narrative, or any sense in terms of gameplay.
Beyond that, the translation is passable for the most part. The language is... weirdly chosen here and there, but there's not that much I can nitpick about in terms of actual mistakes. The only really annoying thing is the way they split lines. I have no idea why they format them the way they do, but it's utterly annoying to read a sentence that fits into one line, but gets split in 2-3 lines for no good reason.
What I do mind is that this is another one of those "husband has problems, wife is forced to bail him out of said trouble" games, and it's a poorly executed one to the point where Acerola's versions are vastly superior.... That's saying something, sadly, especially since those games at least don't take themselves seriously.
First of all, there's no time limit or a penalty for taking your time or anything. That's great for collecting scenes, but it also means that there's no IC pressure on Chloe to actually rush into anything or do anything stupid. You can take as much time as you want to conquer the dungeon and get the thingamabob. It doesn't have any bearing on anything.
It gets worse than that, the game has a number of jobs that Chloe can do for gold (because apparently you can't earn gold in the dungeon and can't sell equipment you get there for money for some reason...). Of those jobs, all but one have H-events happen in them, but... uh... all of them pay the same except for the Brothel, and you can't access the Brothel until you progress through enough of the other jobs. However, since it doesn't matter which job you do and it takes a long time to unlock the brothel anyway, there's as I said, no in-story reason to have Chloe do any of those jobs.
Worse, for the one game without H-events, the game gives you the option to select how many times in a row Chloe does that job, so from a pure gameplay perspective, that job is actually the fastest way to earn gold which you then use to hire mercenaries and potentially in the dungeon shop for temporary consumable items. So it's all sorts of eh, because the only reason you have to engage with any of the lewdness is because this is an H-game and that's why you got it... but not because it makes any sense in terms of narrative, or any sense in terms of gameplay.
Beyond that, the translation is passable for the most part. The language is... weirdly chosen here and there, but there's not that much I can nitpick about in terms of actual mistakes. The only really annoying thing is the way they split lines. I have no idea why they format them the way they do, but it's utterly annoying to read a sentence that fits into one line, but gets split in 2-3 lines for no good reason.
This may be a dumb question, but how do I level up? My characters remain at level 1 even after finishing a dungeon level.