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Very simple animation with 3 or 5 frames. I tried to animate with live2d but it's too complicated. So for the moment I'm keeping this solution, it does the job. But many scenes are not yet animated at the moment but will be as updates continue.
I'm glad you're taking your time to make something you're happy with. When do you think 0.3 will be ready?
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It's only family NTR at the moment because you're starting as a loser and you don't have a girlfriend yet.
The next update comes on Sunday, for example in it there is a spy scene with a MILF riding BBC, I tagged it as NTR because it is not the MC in action. But the game is not NTR oriented, it's a specific path to take later if you decide.
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Hey! The 0.3 version is here.
In this version, Steven invites the MC to follow him into the street to show him around the neighborhood.
In this version, Steven invites the MC to follow him into the street to show him around the neighborhood.
- 3 new characters
- MILF riding dildo.
- MILF riding BBC. (NTR)
- Futanari Jerking off. (Futa)
- MC receives a new photo.
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I haven't played this game yet nor know the relations of the milf to the MC and whatnot, but I wanna ask, will there be milf sharing? Like the BBC and MC double teaming the milf or the MC getting the milf to do lewd things in public/with others? Or like netorase where the milf does it with the BBC but is aware MC is watching, or sends him photos?
(also I'm seeing a dog on the op, will that dog be involved too lol)
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Yes there will be.
In fact for the moment it is the beginning of the story the path is rather general to pose the situation. But you can choose 3 specific paths including one NTR oriented with lots of possibilities. As we are at the beginning of the story for the moment the NTR are only spy scenes.
The dog exists but I haven't planned anything with it yet lol.
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Would be cool if you had a route for the milf being slutty/shared without it being pure NTR (swinging/sharing/netorase),but looking forward to NTR route as well.
Whatever you decide to do I look forward to it, your artstyle is nice.
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Yes all FUTA or NTR scenes are marked with warnings or on separate paths. Except for the poker scene for which I have not coded several paths for the moment.
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Yes all NTR scenes are marked with warnings (purple spade) and you can avoid them .
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Argh, run-on sentences (comma splice) galore *bangsheadagainstdesk*
I really don't understand how this is a problem for so many writers:
Each independent clause must be joined by proper punctuation or an appropriate conjunction.
What's an independent clause you ask?
You can think of it as a thought or statement that can stand on its own (grammatically, including at least a subject and a predicate). "It's Monday today." "I like playing football." "Pizza is better than ravioli." "It's colder at night."
If you got two of those (which obviously you get when writing more than any 1 thing) they need to be appropriately connected. 100% of the time a full stop is grammatically correct. You cannot make this mistake if you start at that.
Now, alternatively, you can use a conjunction to connect independent clauses appropriately. Conjunctions can range from and, but, so, etc. to because, after, although, while, etc. to somewhat more complex ones as either... / or ... and similar. But point is ... you gotta pick one of them when connecting independent clauses.
"It's Monday today because it's the first day of the week."
"I like playing football, but I don't like playing hockey."
etc.
This is of course simplified and there's other considerations to be made, but fundamentally it's as simple as that. Instead we get
"I'm moving to my father's house, he's lived here since his divorce from my mom."
"...but my mom got promoted, she had to go to work in France."
"I'm in my last year of high school, I don't speak French."
etc.etc.etc.
Not to much a myriad of other mistakes. Especially with tenses.
Just what the fuck are kids learning in school these days ...
(ps: not all grammar checker will notice run-on sentences, but many will. That being said, they tend to suggest semicolons. Semicolons are appropriate when you want to express statements being very closely related, but they should be rare exceptions in good writing (some would say: don't use them at all). In any case, whenever something suggests a semicolon, you know you got a run-on sentence issue there).
I really don't understand how this is a problem for so many writers:
Each independent clause must be joined by proper punctuation or an appropriate conjunction.
What's an independent clause you ask?
You can think of it as a thought or statement that can stand on its own (grammatically, including at least a subject and a predicate). "It's Monday today." "I like playing football." "Pizza is better than ravioli." "It's colder at night."
If you got two of those (which obviously you get when writing more than any 1 thing) they need to be appropriately connected. 100% of the time a full stop is grammatically correct. You cannot make this mistake if you start at that.
Now, alternatively, you can use a conjunction to connect independent clauses appropriately. Conjunctions can range from and, but, so, etc. to because, after, although, while, etc. to somewhat more complex ones as either... / or ... and similar. But point is ... you gotta pick one of them when connecting independent clauses.
"It's Monday today because it's the first day of the week."
"I like playing football, but I don't like playing hockey."
etc.
This is of course simplified and there's other considerations to be made, but fundamentally it's as simple as that. Instead we get
"I'm moving to my father's house, he's lived here since his divorce from my mom."
"...but my mom got promoted, she had to go to work in France."
"I'm in my last year of high school, I don't speak French."
etc.etc.etc.
Not to much a myriad of other mistakes. Especially with tenses.
Just what the fuck are kids learning in school these days ...
(ps: not all grammar checker will notice run-on sentences, but many will. That being said, they tend to suggest semicolons. Semicolons are appropriate when you want to express statements being very closely related, but they should be rare exceptions in good writing (some would say: don't use them at all). In any case, whenever something suggests a semicolon, you know you got a run-on sentence issue there).