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look above your comment!how to play the game?I in sandbox nothing happen no matter click what
can someone tell what the green choices are for
I assume they are more passive options but want to make sure
thanks in advance
I assume they are more passive options but want to make sure
thanks in advance
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I'm super happy to see all of the characters from the Christmas Special / demo. I loved all of them then, so I'm really glad none were changed. I noticed your reference to Amelia's time at Christmas as well; that was nice. I also quite like that Ava's into horror films; it's a point against the MC that he does not like them, though. (I'm kind of kidding, although not completely.) That isn't the only oddity about him:
I guess I'll need to rename the MC to Gandalf.
Michael: (Also I am never late, nor early. I arrive at the exact time I am meant to!)
I guess I'll need to rename the MC to Gandalf.
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Top notch renders, and it shows that the dev actually cares to write a story alongside the porn. I'm interested to see how this develops and I hope it doesn't get abandoned or have updates that take half a year to come out but add only a couple dozen renders like the vast majority of porn games. I was impressed enough to throw in a membership even.
As opposed to the majority of posters here - to the dev, I LIKE sandbox formats - they make it feel more like a real game, and give a real feeling of progress instead of just aimlessly clicking through screens. As long as they're done well without numerous hotspot "pixel hunts", it gives the player the feeling of freedom moving between various areas.
My only concern is one biting off more than they can chew, I'd rather have a shorter, less complex game that has complete story arcs than one with great characters and ideas that never gets finished, and I'm far more concerned about the latter with this game.
My only concern is one biting off more than they can chew, I'd rather have a shorter, less complex game that has complete story arcs than one with great characters and ideas that never gets finished, and I'm far more concerned about the latter with this game.
there is a new hot girl working with you on the company that is a potential love interest, you can choose to advance on her or your boss will take advantage of her
this character wouldn't realy count as ntr at least right now, there are 2 scenes with her and the boss the mc watches and doesn't seem to care too much about it
the ntr route seems very promising and will also have femdom
I really like what there is so far but... that's not how the legal system works in the US. Just not at all.
Bad settlements happen but people can't just say 'Look at me. I'm the owner of your house now.' It has to go through the courts first.
In particular, the line 'Well until the judges rule, you most likely will have it. As it's unclear who the owner is right now.' That's the inversion of what it should be - until a court says otherwise, he's still the owner (assuming that he's not willing to just agree to give Evelyn ownership of the house) and she can't move in without his permission.
Especially for something that amounts to a clerical error, not a willful breach of contract - the judge would just say to correct the account and tell them to fuck off, albeit in more polite terms.
The same thing applies to her being able to get a police presence to enter the premises - due to the way tenants' rights work, that's not a thing even if you are provably the owner of the house coming back after a long vacation to find that squatters have taken up residence. Technically, police aren't supposed to do anything here without a court order, though 1) SCOTUS has ruled that police don't need to have a working understanding of the law and 2) a lot of police will happily carry out illegal evictions against minorities.
Suspension of disbelief only applies to things that aren't real =p
I'll assume that Jane is representing Evelyn in this, or even that she's just being bribed - never take legal advice from people who have a vested interest in lying to you. Otherwise, it just doesn't make sense.
Still, I'll probably back in the near future, as I love the art and the occasional animation, and even the music is a nice touch. Let me replace my now-absent roommate so I have spare money first...
Bad settlements happen but people can't just say 'Look at me. I'm the owner of your house now.' It has to go through the courts first.
In particular, the line 'Well until the judges rule, you most likely will have it. As it's unclear who the owner is right now.' That's the inversion of what it should be - until a court says otherwise, he's still the owner (assuming that he's not willing to just agree to give Evelyn ownership of the house) and she can't move in without his permission.
Especially for something that amounts to a clerical error, not a willful breach of contract - the judge would just say to correct the account and tell them to fuck off, albeit in more polite terms.
The same thing applies to her being able to get a police presence to enter the premises - due to the way tenants' rights work, that's not a thing even if you are provably the owner of the house coming back after a long vacation to find that squatters have taken up residence. Technically, police aren't supposed to do anything here without a court order, though 1) SCOTUS has ruled that police don't need to have a working understanding of the law and 2) a lot of police will happily carry out illegal evictions against minorities.
Suspension of disbelief only applies to things that aren't real =p
I'll assume that Jane is representing Evelyn in this, or even that she's just being bribed - never take legal advice from people who have a vested interest in lying to you. Otherwise, it just doesn't make sense.
Still, I'll probably back in the near future, as I love the art and the occasional animation, and even the music is a nice touch. Let me replace my now-absent roommate so I have spare money first...
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I hope part of the content in the introduction would be "discovered" by the player later in the game. I always think its better to "reward" players with information rather than force feeding them something.
Like we (the players) could be given a very brief introduction first, then we navigate (click and move) around the house to find Melissa and admire her sexy body. Next we move outside (some clicking again) to find Ava and watch the cute interactions between her and MC. This would make us feel its more a game than just reading a VN. If you really want to make this sandboxish, you should let the players feel the sandbox asap.
And we probably will not be given anything details about stats until we first need to use them. Instead of distributing the stats at the very beginning, we could delay it till later. A poor example could be, say when we first go to work and have a dialogue with a colleague, we would be asked to distribute our stats. The dialogue would have an option for each stats and the player would be told how the states give us extra options.
I'm just trying to say that it is alot more fun if we can introduce the story/system during gameplay. Let us feel like we find the major characters by ourselves and unlock new system while we are exploring the game.
I hope I didn't sound rude or explained myself poorly.
Like we (the players) could be given a very brief introduction first, then we navigate (click and move) around the house to find Melissa and admire her sexy body. Next we move outside (some clicking again) to find Ava and watch the cute interactions between her and MC. This would make us feel its more a game than just reading a VN. If you really want to make this sandboxish, you should let the players feel the sandbox asap.
And we probably will not be given anything details about stats until we first need to use them. Instead of distributing the stats at the very beginning, we could delay it till later. A poor example could be, say when we first go to work and have a dialogue with a colleague, we would be asked to distribute our stats. The dialogue would have an option for each stats and the player would be told how the states give us extra options.
I'm just trying to say that it is alot more fun if we can introduce the story/system during gameplay. Let us feel like we find the major characters by ourselves and unlock new system while we are exploring the game.
I hope I didn't sound rude or explained myself poorly.
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The one on the dark side? Hard to say, as the votes are weighted depending on tier. I ll count at the end.
What is exceptional though is that after a day over half of all patrons already voted. Now we are at 70% and in day 3.
Man, the dev must be joking with this game lmao, how you can made so bad choices
This one is easy pass and go for my ignore list, but good luck you will need
This one is easy pass and go for my ignore list, but good luck you will need
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This seemed really slick up until the point the sandbox hit... I know the game ends there, but sandboxes are always terrible and that felt kind of clunky to get around... and there's nothing saying that it's the end unless I missed something by not doing the patreon vote... seemed weird to slap that on the end when it serves 0 purpose atm.
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