Ren'Py What a Legend! [v0.7.03] [MagicNuts]

[Deleted member 2744443]

Thank you so much! You're too generous, and I just hope that we can continue to make content that you enjoy.


We started working on the game around Jan/Feb 2019. Every single artwork has been drawn by the artist. My guess is that you're mistaking this game with another.


Just a tiny correction, as I don't want you to come to 0.3 with wrong expectations: 0.3 will not have more content than 0.2. In my playthrough (with dummy images), it took me 45 mins to finish it. I'm guessing that it will have about 30-40 mins of playtime (assuming that you read everything).
We're taking longer to make 0.3, because 0.2 already had a lot of art (and writing) before we started working on it. That is because it was initially planned to be included with the first release. This last release, however, has been drawn (and written) from scratch.

Ok works for me. I am one of those that listens till the voice of the sender becomes irrational. Your comments are calm collected and sound. What I liked about Majik Nuts game was the trumpeting, as it reminded me of Monty python skits.

 

[rommeltje]

(...)I also think you're overestimating how fast regular players go through your content. I'd say 40 minutes dev playthrough is probably equal to 1hr+ regular player time, since we're not familiar with the optimal path to take in advance.(...)

Plus, we need some extra time to er...take in the scenery.

 

[diras2010]

sooo.. i think we're about a week or two for 0.3 to come out..., haven't played a second of it, but is downloading as i write this, and all the comments are quite enticing, hinting high quality game, which is nice

if your game deliver as i expect, another backer is on the list

 

[Korado]

this looks promising, thanks and keep the good work!

 

[frowst]

Pleaseeee I need more of that game I fucking love it.

Its like my favorite h game already.

 

[unknowdudefromnowhere]

I'd say 40 minutes dev playthrough is probably equal to 1hr+ regular player time

Yup. That's true. At first when i get this game i tried everything what i could do and just go with my own playstyle ;P it took me like 2-3H cuz don't knew what to do next. Still enjoyed game ;P

 

[TheGrandMasterCory]

New suggestions and polls:
Starting from next week, we want to seek suggestions from our Best Friend patrons for 0.4 content.
The first of such suggestions will have to do with critters. We plan on adding small animals to the world to interact with and pass the time (rabbits, foxes, cats, dogs, owls, otters, fishes, you name it), and we want you to suggest which will be the first. Once we have your input, we'll make a poll from the suggestions. I know WaL is a porn game, but porn-game-critters need petting too. Just to be clear: this feature won't be sexual.

Wow, this is a really interesting and unique way to pass time in game.
Something cool you could also do is give the player the choice to feed these critters.

The player can find or buy different kinds of foods for different critters.
Then when the player clicks on the critter, in addition to petting it, the player could also feed it.

Choosing to feed the critter could then lead to a small additional animal scene (like the dog licking the MC's face or the cat rubbing on and cuddling with the MC or the fish leaping out of the water and kissing the MC) as a reward.

It's really nice to not only see the devs implementing player suggestions, but doing so with creativity and imagination.
Please keep up the amazing work.

 

[magicnuts]

Good game!

A few minor suggestions:

- The scene replay screen only show the animated part which is a shame since most of your scenes contain great intro and outro CG that should be included, for now I use saves instead of your in game menu due to this issue..

- While not animated the steal dress scene could easily be added to the replay screen has it contain many CGs that make it worth revisiting!

- Advancing time should be available anywhere I think, I know having to go back to the tent is an easy way to pad time but this is one of the rare game where I feel it respect my time enough to not have to skip dialogue so that added quality of life would be nice. (Maybe move the hourglass to be also on the map menu?)

Oh and do you have a link to the artist fav social media home? I checked on the game site and patreon and didnt find any link other that he name himself Chestnut? I work has a concept artist for games so I love to find great new artists.

Keep up the great work! Despite being a very sand-boxy game it remain easy enough to navigate for now to not be a bothersome at all!.

The scene you refer to, plus more, will now be available to see again through the crystal ball. This functionality will be unlocked after you've finished a particular story (for example, at the end of the Main Story 1).

About advancing the time, we want to add more 'clocks' to the world, so that once you're in a particular location, you have a handy way to pass the time near you.

This won't take effect in 0.3 though (there's only one extra clock that'll be added in 0.3), and it's something we plan on experimenting with in the 0.4 release.

sooo.. i think we're about a week or two for 0.3 to come out..., haven't played a second of it, but is downloading as i write this, and all the comments are quite enticing, hinting high quality game, which is nice

if your game deliver as i expect, another backer is on the list

Thank you so much.

Wow, this is a really interesting and unique way to pass time in game.
Something cool you could also do is give the player the choice to feed these critters.

The player can find or buy different kinds of foods for different critters.
Then when the player clicks on the critter, in addition to petting it, the player could also feed it.

Choosing to feed the critter could then lead to a small additional animal scene (like the dog liking the MC's face or the cat rubbing on and cuddling with the MC or the fish leaping out of the water and kissing the MC) as a reward.

It's really nice to not only see the devs implementing player suggestions, but doing so with creativity and imagination.
Please keep up the amazing work.

Yeah, that's the idea. To experiment and make something that looks and feels fun. We like animals, and tiny little features like these make us happy.

 

[aleyugioh]

Anyone knows the system requeriments of this great game?

 

[Salami Pasta]

Anyone knows the system requeriments of this great game?

Windows XP or better;
Toaster-class CPU, or better;

RenPy is not that difficult to run.

 

[aleyugioh]

Windows XP or better;
Toaster-class CPU, or better;

RenPy is not that difficult to run.

Thank you

 

[mpa71]

Anyone knows the system requeriments of this great game?

If I refer to Being a DIK, RenPy engine too, the system requirements on Steam is:

• OS: Windows XP or higher
• Processor: 2.0 GHz Core 2 Duo
• Memory: 2 GB RAM
• Graphics: OpenGL 2.0 or DirectX 9.0c compatible

So yes, as today it's a Toaster-Tier PC you only need.

 

[colonialthunder97]

The update is so close, I can almost taste it.

 

[aleyugioh]

If I refer to Being a DIK, RenPy engine too, the system requirements on Steam is:

• OS: Windows XP or higher
• Processor: 2.0 GHz Core 2 Duo
• Memory: 2 GB RAM
• Graphics: OpenGL 2.0 or DirectX 9.0c compatible

So yes, as today it's a Toaster-Tier PC you only need.

Thank you so much, but is minimum or recomemded?

 

[Salami Pasta]

Thank you so much, but is minimum or recomemded?

I guess recommended? So that you don't lag.

In practice, this game took around 200MB in system RAM and around 400MB in VRAM on my system (just ran it).
You can probably run it on a thing like XP machine with 512MB RAM and 1GHz single-core, but transitions may lag.

Renpy really does not require much in most games, if talking about current hardware.

I remember having some minor lags using what I think was a weak Athlon dual-core, more than 10 years ago (13? Not sure.). Some game had firework effects, I think, that kinda lagged then. I think, maybe, it was Katawa Shoujo, while still in development. If I remember things right.

 

[aleyugioh]

I guess recommended? So that you don't lag.

In practice, this game took around 200MB in system RAM and around 400MB in VRAM on my system (just ran it).
You can probably run it on a thing like XP machine with 512MB RAM and 1GHz single-core, but transitions may lag.

Renpy really does not require much in most games, if talking about current hardware.

I remember having some minor lags using what I think was a weak Athlon dual-core, more than 10 years ago (13? Not sure.). Some game had firework effects, I think, that kinda lagged then. I think, maybe, it was Katawa Shoujo, while still in development. If I remember things right.

Ok thanks so much, your help me a lot

 

[destroyerofassholes]

Windows XP or better;
Toaster-class CPU, or better;

RenPy is not that difficult to run.

You'd be surprised. My actual PC died, and now all I have is an ancient ass hand-me-down laptop with a single core single thread Athlon 64. From 2008 or so.

It literally cannot run most renpy games. Most take a few seconds for any command to register, and many have laggy animations.

Interestingly, this game doesn't do it. It runs fine for the most part. Optimization isn't really that important when you're using such a light engine, but I guess this is more "optimized" compared to its compatriots.

 

[destroyerofassholes]

I wonder if anybody else checks the progress tracker daily like a maniac.

I mean, it's arbitrary as hell (as are most porn game progress trackers) but it's something to look at at least.

 

[jbiggs]

I wonder if anybody else checks the progress tracker daily like a maniac.

Guilty, as charged.

 

[Tlaero]

Interestingly, this game doesn't do it. It runs fine for the most part. Optimization isn't really that important when you're using such a light engine, but I guess this is more "optimized" compared to its compatriots.

Pistachio spent time optimizing the game between the first and second release. For someone so new to programming, he's really quite incredible.

Tlaero