Any reason why you didn't release a patch file instead of requiring the player to edit game files?
Not really, i thought it would be easier that way. Maybe that's only the opinion of a programmer
You're a very brave programmer, then. I don't know many who would want normies fucking around in their code.No really, i thought it would be easier that way. Maybe that's only the opinion of a programmer
It would be great to be able to change the name.I already had it implemented but then I added a doorplate with the name Barry to the MC room. It wouldn't take me much time to implement this again, since the doorplate isn't a important thing.
I guess you are right, i should put it back in again
I think it's a good and simple solution. No need to be dependent on other files.No really, i thought it would be easier that way. Maybe that's only the opinion of a programmer
To be fair, he didn't have the setting in the rest of the codes, but made a separate file for just that setting. It is a solution i would like to see from other developers too actually.You're a very brave programmer, then. I don't know many who would want normies fucking around in their code.
That's a fair point. If it's a solution to get around the Patreon censors, it's not the worst idea in the world.
Yes, I've seen something like that in another game...there was an input field in the interface with an image, like "They are your..." = Friends (default) -> you input "Family" and the incest is on, any other thing you write = incest off. I can't remember the name of the game, tho.
Yep, that's what I was thinking. Or perhaps something even more basic. A screen that simply has an empty text box in which a player can type "True." That way, people who know what its for can use it without having to open up game files, but it's nondescript enough to avoid attracting attention.Dear SneakyPanda, thickness+incest = you have my full attention. This one has potential...Go on with the good stuff and I'm gonna be your greatest fan
Yes, I've seen something like that in another game...there was an input field in the interface with an image, like "They are your..." = Friends (default) -> you input "Family" and the incest is on, any other thing you write = incest off. I can't remember the name of the game, tho.
Thats a good idea, easy to implement and perfect for the average player -> will be in the next upload.Dear SneakyPanda, thickness+incest = you have my full attention. This one has potential...Go on with the good stuff and I'm gonna be your greatest fan
Yes, I've seen something like that in another game...there was an input field in the interface with an image, like "They are your..." = Friends (default) -> you input "Family" and the incest is on, any other thing you write = incest off. I can't remember the name of the game, tho.
Yes, of course in this scenario you HAVE to know to write "true" (someone, somewhere has to tell you to do it), in the other one you COULD realize that by yourself. But I see why it could be a problem, so maybe you're right. I think it is workable both ways...simple and practical.
Thank you for your response, I think I know where you are going but that sounds a lot of work, still like the models and how the story started so if you are going to go for that as a player it could be awesome to have a flowchart of the main progress; So the player doesn’t need to have a walktrough to know what content they have not played yet.I know what you mean. There are a lot of games where you have a lot of options which don't affect the story only the dialogue fo the current conversation. But I'm really thinking about affecting the story more. As example you will be able to choose, whether you want to cheat on your girlfriend or not, whatever you do, it leads to a different side story.
Thanks for the input
. Yeah an overview of the played content would be really good if I you are missing a reasonable part of the story. Maybe I will add a screen with the story tree where you can see what you have already played and what you have missed . An then you can jump back to the missed part if you have already played the other outcome.
