VN Ren'Py Abandoned Vinland [v0.1.8a Public] [HuitiemeGame]

[Huitieme]

Awesome game! I really like the setting and the story of the game. Cant wait for more! Question though when I'm doing the Frey on the warrior path I get an error at the end when it says freyfrey has a message for you.

Thank you. Don't worry, the error message at the end doesn't make you miss any content (the bonus pictures that were supposed to be there can be seen as the first scene in the Bonus gallery). There is a fix of the script in the thread OP if you need.

 

[somebodynobody]

New banner thingie
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Spoiler: And the lewd version

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Pretty sure the dog wang on the dress is the lewd part.

 

[RomanHume]

Unfortunately, Notty ain't like me, she's got in-tay-gree-tea and she might not like using what is essentially stolen found and enhanced code

Stolen and enhanced code? Jesus you sound like a programmer!

I've been working with software and code for much of my professional life. Even in a corporate environment, if we need to do something and don't know how, the first thing we do is surf Google for a solution, and 99% of the time we all end up on Stack Exchange plucking the same bit of code to do whatever esoteric shit we wanted to accomplish.

When a programmer tells you he found code and used it, or ripped it from stack exchange or git, the only acceptable reply should be:

"It is the way. ~sips coffee~"

 

[RomanHume]

Wow. Didn't know RomanHume was that old....although his profile does say from ancient Rome...

I don't know what we're talking about here...but yeah...I'm old as shit.

Here's an old picture of me holding a gold plated turtle with a leash on my cock. I was slave then. Pleasuring the women of the ancient world at their whim.



Then I invented the written word and freed myself from bondage. I've never held that turtle since.

 

[Huitieme]

Stolen and enhanced code? Jesus you sound like a programmer!

I've been working with software and code for much of my professional life. Even in a corporate environment, if we need to do something and don't know how, the first thing we do is surf Google for a solution, and 99% of the time we all end up on Stack Exchange plucking the same bit of code to do whatever esoteric shit we wanted to accomplish.

When a programmer tells you he found code and used it, or ripped it from stack exchange or git, the only acceptable reply should be:

"It is the way. ~sips coffee~"

Yeah, I don't know, most of the time if I'm using someone else code to inspire my own, I do feel like a parasite feeding off another's hard work :/ he says while studying your planner code for his own "notebook"

Here's an old picture of me holding a gold plated turtle with a leash on my cock. I was slave then. Pleasuring the women of the ancient world at their whim.

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Then I invented the written word and freed myself from bondage. I've never held that turtle since.

So THAT's where I left my turtle!

 

[toolkitxx]

I don't know what we're talking about here...but yeah...I'm old as shit.

Here's an old picture of me holding a gold plated turtle with a leash on my cock. I was slave then. Pleasuring the women of the ancient world at their whim.

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Then I invented the written word and freed myself from bondage. I've never held that turtle since.

I know this is not fair now - but if you are used to Google in your development career then you cant be really old. Really old developers learned from books and alike

 

[TheDevian]

Yeah, I don't know, most of the time if I'm using someone else code to inspire my own, I do feel like a parasite feeding off another's hard work :/ he says while studying your planner code for his own "notebook"

No, no, no... You are studying under the masters. Like an apprenticeship, without all the free labor! No worse than looking at an instruction book, or a book of samples!

Spoiler: Arrr

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[Huitieme]

No, no, no... You are studying under the masters. Like an apprenticeship, without all the free labor! No worse than looking at an instruction book, or a book of samples!

♫ Yo ho ho ♪

 

[RomanHume]

Yeah, I don't know, most of the time if I'm using someone else code to inspire my own, I do feel like a parasite feeding off another's hard work :/ he says while studying your planner code for his own "notebook"


So THAT's where I left my turtle!

My code is all open and readable and if you ever need any help at all understanding it, just let me know. I have no secrets to hide. One thing I know from years of programming is that there are a 1000 ways to achieve any particular result.

If programmers didn't learn from each other and mimic code, we'd all just be spending our time constantly reinventing the wheel.

Seriously though, if there is anything in my game you need help understanding or implementing in your own, just let me know!

Though I hope you won't call yours a planner. It has be some kind of scroll with a fancy name like, "The Scroll of Ancient Wisdom" or "The Saga"

 

[RomanHume]

I know this is not fair now - but if you are used to Google in your development career then you cant be really old. Really old developers learned from books and alike

I worked with a guy who used to program in Cobol and Fortran back in the day. We had a good enough relationship that he didn't get pissed when I started calling him "The Ancient One" all the time.

 

[somebodynobody]

What RomanHume said.

I still miss that turtle.


There are very rare times when code isn't reused.

1. Cutting Edge: This is the hot new shit no one knows how to do and so it has to be invented, so AI, Quantum Computing, Computer Brain interfaces, etc.

2. Extremely old or side shit no one wrote down: Making an emulator for a video game system and you need to code for an exercise bike peripheral.

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3. Stubborn people AKA wheel reinventors: A lot of time this falls under self learning or not wanting to use others work, but it can also be something similar to avoiding leaks. A modern take would be the Nintendo code leaks where Emulator developers could get into legal trouble if they used said leaked code, so they fully avoid it instead.

4. Rewriters: These are the people who mainly convert code to other languages, So esoteric shit in Fortran to Python, this can also be people who don't want to plagiarizer or want to enhance it, they get the old code to understand then write it more concisely

 

[Tindomull]

Hello i just installed version 0.16 and there is nothing new for me when i start new game everything is same even when Leif asks me which ship i want to board (no new character, renders and all that so i do not know)

 

[Huitieme]

Hello i just installed version 0.16 and there is nothing new for me when i start new game everything is same even when Leif asks me which ship i want to board (no new character, renders and all that so i do not know)

Hi Tindomull, the difference is that now you can board Freydis' ship as a scholar and Gudrid's ship as a warrior. Also, there's a new bonus section from the main menu.

 

[Tindomull]

Oh thank you for the quick answer i really appreciate it!

 

[TheDevian]

Hi Tindomull, the difference is that now you can board Freydis!!!

WooHoo!

 

[215303j]

WooHoo!

Fake news! Are you a Russian?

 

[Huitieme]

Fake news! Are you a Russian?

Fake news, or "early soon-to-be-true" news?

 

[215303j]

Fake news, or "early soon-to-be-true" news?

Pics or it didn't happen!

 

[Huitieme]

Pics or it didn't happen!

Nice try, Stephen Fry

 

[harryy]

Can I ask you an annoying question?? when will be the next update ??
I want see more the Freydis she Looks bold from outside but she is really sweet inside She is my main girl?? Hope to see more of her.. Friendly Duels