I think it's bugged in this release. For me he never even told me to do them and I went 13 days without doing them. Maybe the mods I'm using are throwing something off.
Edit: it seems he shows up on the second try.
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Edit: it seems he shows up on the second try.
you probably have non-con disabled in the game settings, happened to me too
Hey! Just checked out this game for the first time last night and I really like it. I was irked by the step-sis/dad element as it's surprisingly hard to find good female protag games with incest that isn't rape. So I spent way too long and edited together an HTML file that should have all of the step-family references removed. See the attachment for my incest patch.
To Install:
1. Make a backup of the X-Change Life.html file. You can either rename it or move it to another folder.
2. Extract the X-Change Life.zip file to the game's root directory (Default: XCL_0.16d). Overwrite the existing HTML file if necessary.
I might have missed a few references. I'm still playing the game myself and didn't want to read the HTML text in too much detail. If anyone's interested and finds issues let me know and I'll see about making further updates.
Last note: I am in no way affiliated with the developer of this game. Use the file at your own risk. It has not been rigorously tested yet so it might screw up your save file if I accidentally changed a variable or something. I would recommend making a backup (export option in main menu) of your save files if you're concerned about losing them.
Update 1 (12/16/22), V0.16d: Original file was completely busted. If you downloaded it please delete and try the new attached file. Massive improvements to the sloppy edits I made before. I think all variable issues should now be fixed, as well as a few more step references I missed, and even a few of the dev's own typos. Please let me know if you find any errors anywhere.
To Install:
1. Make a backup of the X-Change Life.html file. You can either rename it or move it to another folder.
2. Extract the X-Change Life.zip file to the game's root directory (Default: XCL_0.16d). Overwrite the existing HTML file if necessary.
I might have missed a few references. I'm still playing the game myself and didn't want to read the HTML text in too much detail. If anyone's interested and finds issues let me know and I'll see about making further updates.
Last note: I am in no way affiliated with the developer of this game. Use the file at your own risk. It has not been rigorously tested yet so it might screw up your save file if I accidentally changed a variable or something. I would recommend making a backup (export option in main menu) of your save files if you're concerned about losing them.
Update 1 (12/16/22), V0.16d: Original file was completely busted. If you downloaded it please delete and try the new attached file. Massive improvements to the sloppy edits I made before. I think all variable issues should now be fixed, as well as a few more step references I missed, and even a few of the dev's own typos. Please let me know if you find any errors anywhere.
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Not sure if that would work but you (or a modder) could try to replace an actresses face in an IR scene with your actresses used by using deepfakes I guess, with your filter on top it might not even be noticable. But still quite a bit of extra work. so maybe something for a DLC^^
QQ: when you create a character you get some max value for charm, intellect, fitness. Is this a permament max or can you actually increase this during the gameplay. I never really paid attention to that but just started a new game and was wondering.
Let's say I choose Loser where I can set max 3, would that be a permanent max or can this max be increased over time. Or can I only increase it up to that max once I lose a point?
Let's say I choose Loser where I can set max 3, would that be a permanent max or can this max be increased over time. Or can I only increase it up to that max once I lose a point?
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It's not a permanent max. It's just the max you can set in character creation for that type.
There's a hard lock bug if your exchange pill wears off just before the night action with the milk yourself action selected.
Is it possible to load the mods on an M1 Mac? I tried and got an error when launching the mod loader.
l1lym Two bugs to report:
1. If your character gives birth, the game then wants him to continue to milk himself afterward for some reason or another. If the character becomes male again at noontime, the milking minigame bugs out and the game softlocks.
2. If you then attempt to reload the page to bring the autosave back up (as I've done a couple other times with bugs, most notably when you go into the "Edit notes" page during pill-sale negotiations thereby blocking the buttons from view and being unable to proceed, as well as to retry the day when I've failed a particularly punishing minigame), it just goes straight back to the milking minigame, with a bug and the inability to proceed further, rather than going back to the activity selection at the beginning of the day.
1. If your character gives birth, the game then wants him to continue to milk himself afterward for some reason or another. If the character becomes male again at noontime, the milking minigame bugs out and the game softlocks.
2. If you then attempt to reload the page to bring the autosave back up (as I've done a couple other times with bugs, most notably when you go into the "Edit notes" page during pill-sale negotiations thereby blocking the buttons from view and being unable to proceed, as well as to retry the day when I've failed a particularly punishing minigame), it just goes straight back to the milking minigame, with a bug and the inability to proceed further, rather than going back to the activity selection at the beginning of the day.
Thanks, I'm doing a round of bugfixing today so I'll try to work on these.
Would you consider making this in the official mod format? Though I wonder if it's a lot of text replacement... might be difficult.
You can increase them during gameplay. The max/min is just about your starting values.
I played around with Deepfakes but the tech wasn't good enough yet. I bet in a couple years it will be feasible!
Is there a "tippy.js" in your game directory? I wonder if I forgot to include it in the initial patch. Your best bet to fix this would be trying the full download from the Pixeldrain link, as that's the main place I upload it, and have been making some minor fixes already.
Yeah, that's one of the bugs I'm working on resolving today...
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I'd be happy to give it a shot! I'm no coder, and it's been a long time since I worked with HTML regularly, but I'll see if it's something I can manage. I'll review your Gitgud modding wiki and try to get something banged out when I have a moment.
If you use a similar Visual Studio Code setup to what I use, it will be easier - modding the HTML directly is tough, so we now typically mod the .twee source code, then the mod-loader takes your modded .twee file and overwrites stuff in the game with it, then recompiles the .html. This lets people load in multiple mods at once which is cool - although of course there can be compatibility issues and stuff, which we are still working through, when mods have code that conflict with each other.
Additional thought, since I've been looking back at some of the changelogs- I still think that either some of the Orgasm Resistance minigames, on normal difficulty, are a bit too hard... or that the "use skill to skip minigame" feature is too easy. My best guess is that the distance that the bar moves during the "Q" segments is a little bit too high. Unless (and my feeling is probably even if) you're exactly in the middle of the bar when the Q segment starts, you find yourself in a situation where you'll almost certainly lose. Even if you manage to begin inputting commands again at the end of the segment, you're typically going to lose because you'll be so close to the end of the bar that it will immediately go over the threshold when the bar begins to move again. This is a far cry from the 70% or whatever chance of success that my character is supposed to have to win the encounter should I just click the button to skip the minigame. The player's input is entirely detrimental.
The "Dumb Bitch" games, in particular, are an example of this problem. Because his "attack speed" (for lack of a better term) is so high in the two scenes where he controls the rate, it is invariably preferable to just skip the game.
The "Dumb Bitch" games, in particular, are an example of this problem. Because his "attack speed" (for lack of a better term) is so high in the two scenes where he controls the rate, it is invariably preferable to just skip the game.
I've just released a patch which includes an easy mode, which reduces the "attack speed" - see how you like it! I may also nerf the medium difficulty a bit more.