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HTML X-Change™ Life [v0.22.2] [Aphrodite]
So there will be a pregnancy update according to the road map, but does anyone know if the pregnancy update will just be: Oop, got pregnant guess I'll teleport forward in time 10 months to where I'm not pregnant anymore. Or will there be anything else involved?
Maybe pregnancy sex or something similar?
Maybe pregnancy sex or something similar?
The current pregnancy content is a bit more than that. But pregnancy sex is hard to do, since the game uses specific actresses, and not many have done pregnant porn scenes.
The game currently does shortened turns from the second trimester, until birth. There's some progress pics and minigames, and it's honestly a lot better than trying to play through 9 months of full daily turns.
Golden Twink
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Ahh yeah that kinda sucks to know
that was one of the main scenes I was talking about, along with the Masculinity loss mini game and such.
The taunt audio is a good call, I can disable that. But the NPC female VO toggle is specifically targeting the female NPC lines, rather than the player's voice lines.
I guess I would say generally expect 1.5 months between major feature additions. Because though the main features are about a month of work, I spend a couple weeks focusing purely on bugfixing and ensuring the release is stable. For instance right now I am 100% bug focused. This is necessary, because it's SO EASY for bugs to get out of control when there are a lot of interacting systems.
I've checked the code and think this is just bad luck.
I might be weird but I just really don't find preggo sex that appealing haha, that's why I didn't add it yet. Will see what the most requested improvements are once that update comes around. If tons of people beg me for preggo sex I will make the effort to find animations that match the various characters.
Welllllll. I want to say I generally do 1 month, then 1-2 weeks of bugfixing and patching the major release. But this last release took 2 months (due to marriage and also it being a fat update). The previous release took only 2 weeks, and the one before that took 1 month.
I guess I would say generally expect 1.5 months between major feature additions. Because though the main features are about a month of work, I spend a couple weeks focusing purely on bugfixing and ensuring the release is stable. For instance right now I am 100% bug focused. This is necessary, because it's SO EASY for bugs to get out of control when there are a lot of interacting systems.
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Y'know, I kinda like the Art style for the transformations. I wish there were more drawings like them in the game.
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Man... I already said it once but I wish this game wouldn't be transformation based because I actually enjoy the FemSim aspect of it the most and I already picked the option to not turn back into a guy. I feel like a regular simulator game liks this one from the same dev but without the transformation shenanigans (or atleast having them be optional) would be amazing.
what does the dominance stat of steepsis do? and can i see my standings with guys and family somehow?
I'm sorry, I really enjoy the transformation stuff... someone's always welcome to reuse the same engine or make a femsim conversion mod if they would like to.
At the moment the stat doesn't do much. There are going to be future updates where Alexia can have a dominant or submissive route. The dominant route will often involve her taking blue pills (which turn her temporarily into a guy for certain scenes).
The relationship browser / information screens is something I definitely plan to add in the future.
I've been hoping to commission the artist to do more. I'd been planning to use them a bit like Fallout "pipboy" animations to illustrate different states etc.
One thing I think would be a great addition would be the ability to mess with your coworkers in the same way they mess with you. Presumably, everyone in the company is forced to do these demonstrations and gets the same sorts of demands (to which they occasionally acquiesce if the payout is big enough). Presumably, they are likewise managing the same sort of reputation issues that your own character is (and Michael and the other senior staff did the same thing before eventually being promoted).
Take Owen (in my game, that's the name of the morbidly obese coworker, though I'm not sure if the names are hardcoded). I can imagine a whole plotline of occasionally drugging the guy and letting him get used to the adoration he gets as a smokeshow X-Change slut rather than a serious impediment to pedestrian traffic.
Finding some way to turn stepdad into stepmom (Corey Chase?) could also be a lot of fun.
Take Owen (in my game, that's the name of the morbidly obese coworker, though I'm not sure if the names are hardcoded). I can imagine a whole plotline of occasionally drugging the guy and letting him get used to the adoration he gets as a smokeshow X-Change slut rather than a serious impediment to pedestrian traffic.
Finding some way to turn stepdad into stepmom (Corey Chase?) could also be a lot of fun.
If you are lookin for cheats, its in game: Menu -> Game Settings -> the green thing next to back button.
Usually, in HTML games, that's a symptom of browser local storage (in particuarly, Chromium browsers are limited to 10MB of local storage). This is a big problem with games like Free Cities, Accidental Woman, or the HTML port of "No Haven" (whose name I can't remember off the top of my head), which have a lot of characters with a lot of individual stats as well as a lot of moving parts, consequently having very large saves.
One thing I'd try is getting a browser specifically for this sort of game. There are a large number of functionally similar browsers available, and keeping your cookies and browser history and whatever else separate from the file is probably not the worst idea in the world. I've been using Vivaldi for HTML games, recently. It still has the 10MB Chromium limitation, but it seems to handle most stuff (other than the games listed above) just fine.
I dont know why, but every time when I finish a deal I have to arrange the demonstration, every time
Cold leads quite often end with demonstrations for the client. Not getting 100% will up the chances for demonstrations for other leads.
So either start using your warm or hot leads or try getting 100% sell chance for less of a chance to demonstrate.
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I knew it, i tried everything to avoid the demo, but it didn`t worked, so i think its a bug
Cheats shouldn't make a difference. One issue is that the game uses your browser's local storage to save data. So depending on the browser, it can have issues if there are too many things running / taking memory. I find the best luck with Chrome, sometimes I have to clear the cache beforehand.
It's probably an issue like this. We have put in some work to try and ensure save files stay under 1MB (I checked and my current 40-day save is 500kb), but it's not perfect, and sometimes people will still encounter browser issues for various reasons. I had to hack the Harlowe engine to stop tracking variables changing every "passage", because these were growing indefinitely. These constantly growing variables may be why other Harlowe games like Transylvania are having more consistent save issues, but not 100% sure.
It's always safest to export your save data to a file. This is not normally something Twine Harlowe can do but we also hacked in this feature
Eventually we will try exporting and packaging this game as an electron app, which should give us the ability to have more storage and system resources. But at present, X-Change Life has to compete with whatever else is stored on your browser to stash its ~500kb-1mb save data.
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I've never had problems before with past versions of this game or any other HTML games. I can't see how my broswer magically started doing this. I'd export my saves, but it deleted all of them while I was playing. Suddenly the save files just didn't exist anymore.Cheats shouldn't make a difference. One issue is that the game uses your browser's local storage to save data. So depending on the browser, it can have issues if there are too many things running / taking memory. I find the best luck with Chrome, sometimes I have to clear the cache beforehand.
It's probably an issue like this. We have put in some work to try and ensure save files stay under 1MB (I checked and my current 40-day save is 500kb), but it's not perfect, and sometimes people will still encounter browser issues for various reasons. I had to hack the Harlowe engine to stop tracking variables changing every "passage", because these were growing indefinitely. These constantly growing variables may be why other Harlowe games like Transylvania are having more consistent save issues, but not 100% sure.
It's always safest to export your save data to a file. This is not normally something Twine Harlowe can do but we also hacked in this feature
Eventually we will try exporting and packaging this game as an electron app, which should give us the ability to have more storage and system resources. But at present, X-Change Life has to compete with whatever else is stored on your browser to stash its ~500kb-1mb save data.
It means your browser removed the save data for some reason. Can be all sorts of reasons it did that, privacy settings, clearing out its storage routinely, cookie settings, browser updates, incognito mode, 3rd party cleaning tools… I’m sorry it happened to you but it is one of the unfortunate realities of HTML games generally speaking. The game doesn’t have OS access to write stuff to save files in the game directory, so by default Twine uses browser storage. In effect save files can only be downloaded similar to how you download other web content, to a pre defined downloads folder or similar.