I was worried that I might've rubbed you wrong or bugged you too much!
Thank you so much pavar for the love, well wishes and support you always give me, my friend!
It took a year and 4 months because I lost the original programmer (Palanto) due to RL stuff... and spent a good portion of that time working with the new one to rebuild the entire software, added new story and abilities... not just in this game, but also the original game "Wicked Choices: Book One"... the software, flags (for choices made) and saving system in both games need to be matched, so that the choices made in the first game can import into the second game and any future game of the series, so that your choices really count...
CONGRATULATIONS MY FRIEND!!!I was worried that I might've rubbed you wrong or bugged you too much!
Never - met a girl at that time - and left the site completely.
But I did get a younger Japanese/Korean mixed bride out of the whole situation
Was looking forward to working with you on LewdPixel - but "Rona hit - and had to work crazy overtime.
So that was unable to happen - sadly.
It's ok to be a - "weeble-wobble" - eventually everyone needs to get restriction plates installed. *sigh*
Take care of yourself first! Cheers.
hmmm... 
To add my tiny little bit here. For a absolute new player, the prologe has nearly "no" options, I can see that. Yet it is always my opinion that to review something that isn't complete is something I don't do.You know you've pissed someone off with the storyline when someone 1 Stars your game and says things that isn't true (like there are no choices to make in the game)... it is kind of clear that the Religion aspect of the game likely triggered them... guess they don't find nuns sexy...
I only hope, I can play all three aspect in the game without the need for three play throughs.
Thats just it though, there are paths in the prologue, some games get to their 2nd or 3rd release and still dont have as much, but yeah, its often not wise to review until atleast 3-4 releases in.To add my tiny little bit here. For a absolute new player, the prologe has nearly "no" options, I can see that. Yet it is always my opinion that to review something that isn't complete is something I don't do.
And why do I now think what would happen to The Lord of the Rings if Tolkien had used Patreon (or similar) and let them decide which path the story should follow.
I only hope, I can play all three aspect in the game without the need for three play throughs.
Also I see your point with your compare to hope. But is difficult at best and often useless. Hope (and a lot other) make great work and tell a very good story. This is also true for Rebirth. I'm hooked on the story telling there, but if I would only rate the images, it wouldn't be so high in my books.
It is always the package thats count and for this. And in this regard you don't have to hide. Also it exist always someone who could do it better than you.
What also would be intresting how many out there would be encourage through games like yours and had begin to make their own games?
Indeed. I have several times claimed that reviews are useless for incomplete projects. It is impossible to make fair comparisons, as different projects not only are at different moments of production, but different devs can focus on different things in different order. Moreover, things that made no sense can become great at the end and otherwise amazing things can become terrible.
It's the remastered version of the first Prologue of the Agents of Karma story.
Its just the beginning of the prologue to book 2, its supposed to give more idea of the "World" as it is going to be in book 2, considering how much they have all put into it, we are all lucky to get to see it.
We are still working on it, though it may be difficult to accomplish that, as you are going to have overlaps in the character's story... there are going to come times where Claire is around William/Billie and you will need to make choices based on who you are following... So, you are likely going to have to follow Claire from start to finish, save... then play as either Emi or William/Billie and save their parts...
This is then next part of the story ULtraDUde, when it gets to the Main Game and past the prologue to it, it will continue where "Wicked Choices: Book One" ended.
Yeah, I agree... well said.
As it is a Ren'py game whoes coder isn't a newby and has some skills. I think even if you can't achieve that "tab" will be my friend.
Oh, I know there is NO WAY that you would skip doing multiple playthroughs... you are like me, you like to savor EVERYTHING when at a meal... but was speaking about those who aren't as invested in the Universe that we are building and who are only playing to hopefully have something to fap off to.As it is a Ren'py game whoes coder isn't a newby and has some skills. I think even if you can't achieve that "tab" will be my friend.
And serious Jack, you propose that I skip a few parts of your work? Now I'm too think some of your meds aren't healthy.
Aren't they usually the ones that either explain the last update was only 3 minutes long or that is much to much text?Oh, I know there is NO WAY that you would skip doing multiple playthroughs... you are like me, you like to savor EVERYTHING when at a meal... but was speaking about those who aren't as invested in the Universe that we are building and who are only playing to hopefully have something to fap off to.
I pity anyone that comes in and says there was no FAP material in this release... as I think there was quite a bit of eyecandy in it for a first release.Aren't they usually the ones that either explaine the last update was only 3 minutes long or that is much to much text?
If the Religious aspect is part of the reason they have qualms with Wicked Choices, I think that is a shame. I am a Christian and I am not offended, nor will I picket an Intriguing Story, Angelions & Demons story arc are very engaging. Anyway too bad there are some, who get offended so easily.WOooo Hooo!!
You know you've pissed someone off with the storyline when someone 1 Stars your game and says things that isn't true (like there are no choices to make in the game)... it is kind of clear that the Religion aspect of the game likely triggered them... guess they don't find nuns sexy...
My only hope is that as things progress on this game, I will get as many reviews as I did on "Wicked Choices: Book One"... I know that I am no "Hopes Gaming" or some of the others that do really awesome artwork with great storyline, but I do try my best... and I am particularly proud of the Assassin's intro!
That said, let me try and clear up some confusion and provide a bit of context for this game for people like dolfe67, JaszMan82 and Ayhsel (who I think get's it, but mentioned him because I LOVE their avatar!)...
The Prologue to the game of "Wicked Choices: Agents of Karma", takes place just BEFORE & and DURING the Antichrist unlocking Syrina from her prison of stone...
So, the scene that happen in Rome, happens just after Queen Azera wakes up and learns that the Antichrist has awakened and (depending on player's choices) eventually breaches Yomi-no-Kuni...
The scene with Namiko happens just a bit before William will be "punished" by the Antichrist... Karma being told by the Fates that the time of the Antichrist is upon them and what is about to happen.
The scene that happens with Agent Chloe and Ayame Sawada happens the same evening that Karma had visited Namiko... and the situation that those two women are about to face while going against 'The Rapture' group will somehow involve the Antichrist... (which you will find out HOW it will involve the Antichrist in Chapter Two)
Equally, several hours earlier, half a world away, Karma's helper Rao is visiting Larsen in the alley in Sacramento, California to try and enlist his aid as well... (which will continue in Chapter Two)
Bottom Line and to make a Long, Complex Story Short...
The Prologue section to the game of "Wicked Choices: Agents of Karma" all takes place just before the Antichrist does whatever YOU choose him to do to William...
Then, in the Main Game of "Wicked Choices: Agents of Karma" is the NEXT MORNING just after the Antichrist did whatever he did to William... the Antichrist is at the church with Syrina and Lynara (battling to stay alive from Queen Azera's Angelions) and as William wakes up to discover that he is now different!
"Wicked Choices: Agents of Karma" WILL contain story of the punishment of William (that was supposed to be "Wicked Choices: Adventures of a Changed Boy") if players wish to play that part of the game... if they don't, they can interact with and direct Claire's own separate story or with Emi's own separate story!
In "Wicked Choices: Agents of Karma" there will be 3 different stories for the three characters that players get to choose and follow, all of them tying into and happening at the SAME TIME things that will be happening in "Wicked Choices: Book Two"... so the choices you make, the people you help or interact with, is DEFINITELY going to affect the NEXT GAME!!
Those choices, along with those that you made in "Wicked Choices: Book One" is going to get imported into "Wicked Choices: Book Two" and as you return to playing as the Antichrist or Lynara, you will see the world you helped to create (by your choices in "Wicked Choices: Agents of Karma") playing out in REAL TIME as you do your thing as the Antichrist/Lynara...
...you might even get to use your powers as the Antichrist to change some of those events too.
(PS: That is WHY it was important to us to have the software and save system all be the same as each other and requiring REMASTERS)
Yeah, there will always be some that will feel triggered, angered or offended by the portrayal of religion as a whole in my series... I think mostly, because I paint religion to be a bane on humanity.
For sure, there are many secrets behind the walls of some Churches hence there is unlimited material and numerous Story ideas behind each wall of the Church. I can completely understand and have the utmost respect with your perspective. I agree with your perspective. Now I am not a catholic I am Protestant, yet, I am sure even in the reformed Churches there are secrets behind some walls due to Leaders who have lost there way. Anyway, so many secrets breed so much creative potential.
