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Liked the update (as always). The use of archaic spellings/words fits the story. Looking forward Chapter 5.
While I might be able to sort of agree with that... the problem is that the vocabulary that I use in my game is the same vocabulary that I use when I talk normally, so I wouldn't even know which words to drop because to me they are common, everyday words to me.On a serious note here, with this update i had to grab the dictionary 3 times at least, i understood the general meening so it was for pure precision only...but you know even if it is an individual exemple of a non english native. It might say a few about how your style can be seen by others.
I enjoy learning new words and expand my knowledge in that matter, but may not be the case of the majority.
I think you know where i'm going at with this, and might be take under consideration, just a bit
Don't change ! i know you won't but that 's a factor of the whole impact effect.
Nope it was not what i meant.It would seem I am more archaic than I ever thought I was.
I wouldn't exactly say it is my "calling" yet... @Safetydummy, as it doesn't quite pay the bills yet; BUT, it is indeed a passion of mine to write, create intriguing stories, characters and situations, weaving it in a nice little package that can cause people to identify with it or get them thinking about something.At times like this, I wish there was a "really, really, like" button.
Well I, for one, am glad that you found your true "calling"- y'all have created an amazing game and I cannot wait to see which direction you take it in with future updates.
I know what you mean and if they aren't wearing it like a badge- they're hiding behind it, claiming "I'd never do [blank]/I don't do [blank]" and then you find out that they're the most flagrant of offenders- and it's usually some of the most dishonest, heinous, debauched, immoral, maligned things imaginable. I just had something like that happen in IRL- so I speak from experience.
It's good to shake people up, every now and again, and make them take a couple of steps back and possibly re-think everything that they believe in or know. Tbh, this would make one kick-ass movie- of course, I'm sure some people would have the cross they're going to nail you to available right after the premiere... or at least a stake and couple of torches.
Again, though, that's the thing that makes your story so scary and compelling- what if? Most of us know after the Council of Trent- a sanitization of sorts took place, not to mention the evidence that exists and is tangible- that a w-h-o-o-o-o-l-e lot of other stuff happened well before we started recording it.
ROFL!!! That is quite a funny image and wouldn't be far from the truth knowing me!!I can think at least of 3 pantheons and creation myths that would fit the story. The one that comes to mind strongest is Anunnaki.
I fell off the chair laughing by imagining you in the sacristy rendering this game on a laptop wedged between the vestments and the parish records... :winkytongue::winkytongue::winkytongue::winkytongue::winkytongue:
On another note, today was a hellish day so I will check the update tomorrow and report back.
I can certainly understand that wish and desire @rogosh and you will certainly be getting it with Chapter 5 and Chapter 6, however, like any novel, Chapter 4... for as long as it was and took to complete... was Lynara's chapter and backstory.Was hoping for more from the MC, sort of bored with the side characters even though I realize its all background for the whole story.
More???In the end I couldn't wait until tomorrow. :winkytongue: Nice update. I will admit that I was expecting more, but taking in account that this is only the last part of chapter 4, as a whole the chapter is awesome. I was surprised by your using of the term "nadu", though I shouldn't be, considering that while the term is considered mundane, it has connotations to a bunch of religious practices. Onward to chapter five!!!!!!!
Thank you, my friend!!Liked the update (as always). The use of archaic spellings/words fits the story. Looking forward Chapter 5.
Imagine that!! It worked!! x'DI come home, dl the monthly patch, view the video (it wasn't necessary, but I like to hear Palanto), apply the patch, start the game and works!
It's no magic and I'm not a genious, just pay attention.
Thank you for the feedback and praise @potplant and I agree!!!!Finished up the story so far. I enjoyed it! The nice pacing and flow between the well written story and the sexual content is different and nice, rather than just being all build up and then a sex fest which is seemingly the norm now. I'm looking forward to the future updates, I do worry about it all being a lot for you all, with all the story threads you have. Thanks!
Yes, this game can be pretty dark... each character in it has their own little backstory, interests and desires which are clearly demonstrated by their actions and helps to drive home the importance of the mission that you, as the MC, has had thrust upon you.Damn this is a dark game! I really can't wait to start getting revenge i hope one option is the MC to decide who to kill and who to save and i hope we can make some of them slaves. Yes some of you know i have a hard time with certain genres but i'm fine if the MC is the one doing the cheating and torturing some of these characters need to be punished.
A good ending would be to decide who dies, lives, is a slave and who is gonna be part of the MC's Harem. I mean think about it the MC is being cheated on and his Niece went through hell why not get revenge and also say fuck it and make a harem.
I would have the Niece, Carina, Lynara and her mother, Syrina an her mother, plus some of the slaves that are in Yomi-no-Kumi so far and maybe more.
You can guess the ones who would be killed and turned into slaves.
PS. We have have different taste and things we like and hate and things we can handle in no way am i saying this game sucks or saying anything bad about others the comment above is me just venting out what i want/hope for.
PSS. This is one of the games i look forward to the most and the creators deserve all the support they get.
Good points!! :eazyHype::eazyHype::eazyHype:Nope it was not what i meant.
In other words, let's say that non natives are learning english at school which give us the knowledge of a junior high school student, with time and if we interact with english speakers with can achieve to a senior level. And you, you are at college level and as i said i can understand the general meaning of what you said but sometimes some terms are more specific and required an extended vocabulary which we don't have at first.
It is not archaic, it is just more extend, for exemple look at American blockbusters language, it is quite basic in order to be worldwide understood. Macbeth in is original form wouldn't be a 1 billion earning success...(nowadays)
I do volontary take extreme and caricatural exemples here, and as i said it is just to put in perspective the impact of your style can have on non natives...and don't get me wrong i never said to lower it down to concerns the most, because arts are also here to pull us up.
My statement was just and merely an observation based on ONE exemple.
Well spoken and quite right!"Revenge is a dish best served cold."
Justice can be swift and be effective.
Revenge, proper revenge, requires time to simmer. It can be more effective to let the target go on for a while knowing and waiting for the hammer to drop, not knowing when or where it will happen.
Or so I have been told. :angel::evilsmile:
I wouldn't exactly say it is my "calling" yet... @Safetydummy, as it doesn't quite pay the bills yet; BUT, it is indeed a passion of mine to write, create intriguing stories, characters and situations, weaving it in a nice little package that can cause people to identify with it or get them thinking about something.
Nail on the head about all that you said beyond that though, from the manner in which most "righteous" individuals behave, offering two sides... a side they show everyone versus the side of whom they really are, but put everyone on blast because they think they are better than everyone else...
...right up to the Council of Trent.
Don't get me wrong, even though I didn't complete my training to become a priest, I still DO believe in God... however, my 'walk with Him' is not a public one, a private one not for show, nor do I let it be influenced or directed by the words and the desires of man... and, whether I was right/wrong in the path that I choose will be determined when it comes my time to be 'judged'.
When it DOES come to that time, when I skid across the finish line and through the pearly gates, with my ass on fire and my hair standing up and me screaming: "Whew, what a RIDE!!" and I get taken to stand before Him... I will be alone... I won't have a pastor there, a pope, a bishop, minister or priest... just me.
And... when He asks me: "Why did you do such-and-such?"
I doubt seriously that He is going to take: "Well... because so-and-so told me, I was supposed to do it that way."
Putting your faith in man to tell you what God wants from YOU, to me, is asking for trouble.
Man is greedy, driven by their own passions and 99% out of the time out only for themselves... they (or at least some of them) may mean well, but they are prone to mistakes and will ALWAYS interpret something to fit their needs, passions, wants and desires... and quite fallible.
A book written by man (or men), during a great length of time and through a period when the world was a tumultuous mess of one conflict after another, after another and after another, as well as, transcribed and rewritten over and over again by men who had passions, intentions and motives of their own and believing that none of those fallible intentions never made it between the covers is foolhardy... at least to me.
I mean, we are talking about a book that has been used to start wars and conflicts, that was used to torture and lash people to be burned at the stake... a book of ideals, written or transcribed by man, that's message even conflicts with what is written in it so that it goes from "An eye for an eye" of revenge to "Love thy enemy as you love yourself" of forgiveness...
So either God is seriously Bi-Polar... going from a Vengeful and Wrathful God of fire and brimstone to a God of love, peace and forgiveness... or man greatly influenced that book to use it as a tool to justify their actions or try to bring about a change that they hoped to see from mankind.
And if the latter is true (which is most likely), then why couldn't it have been a published manifesto contrived by an alien race with the purpose of manipulating mankind into helping them to accomplish their own goals, while also allow man to use it for their own selfish desires?
Which, just by those very thoughts by me... would, by every definition make me (and any that agreed with them) the antichrist... so it was that thought and the basis for the creation of this story and game. :angel: