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Rahi keeps motivated by working everyday on bdcc and usually on the not yet released or finished 3d game at the same time. People have asked Rahi to take a break multiple times and she responds with something like "I do take breaks everyday and pace myself by doing this I stay motivated".

Now Rahi does have some rough days but enjoys making bdcc overall and often comes up with tools and things to make it easier.

I have come to terms with the fact that Rahi will take a day off if she needs to but until then let the bread cat cook.

Well, if she cooks for too long it might burn

I wouldn't worry too much rahi seems it be creative enough to deal with issues that present themselves. So if she does really ever need a break she will probably take one 

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I've been where Rahi is and it really can be sustainable 'v'

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It's not so much that she needs to take a break, but that she needs to actually pay attention to what the people playing are telling her. She just ignores all suggestions and bug reports because she's never here to read them. I still periodically come back here to check if there's an update, but like, the game is uninstalled most of the time. There are bugs from *ages* ago that I've reported multiple times and that she didn't even take note of once. She instead establishes and promotes this modding system that I'd maybe, not likely, but at least have the possibility of caring about if the base game were actually in a functional state. Modding doesn't fix core gameplay bugs.

You make it sound like this is an unplayable, buggy piece of junk, but I've been playing for a week and haven't found any major bugs. So, may I ask what bugs did you encounter?

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Alex questline is impossible to complete because it requires removing unremovable clothing; NPC gender selection straight up doesn't work at all; the actions required to complete the lab assistant quest simply do not even exist -- they don't appear to be programmed into the game yet; the encounter menu is wholly useless; there are still deprecated menu buttons that do nothing; switching to the other target retains all actions towards the previous target even if they're fundamentally impossible. There are some other things that I'm going to optimistically hope are just that the quest isn't finished yet.

Well, I guess I haven't encountered these bugs because I've been dilly-dallying around the prison and not doing any main quests😅

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Well, there are some quests that you have to start in order to finish others, but I guess if you're not doing any of them then none of them are prerequisites for continuing to do none of them.

I guess it's true that most of the bugs have to do with specific questlines, and they could theoretically just be incomplete... but if that is the case then they've been left off at an incredibly weird spot rather than a reasonable cutoff point.

As someone who has completed the alex quest line. What clothing

Everything that can't be removed. Even without the optional ones, there's always the collar. If you were able to complete it, either there is some way to remove the collar that I'm unaware of, or somehow you were able to complete the Alex questline without removing your collar even though the button is not even clickable for me. It seems very weird that there would be a way to remove the collar without the game immediately ending, because as far as I can tell, the main quest is "find a way to remove your collar." If that is possible and there's more gameplay after that, then I guess there must be another main quest that you only acquire after completing that one?

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Okay. So, I looked at the code. The actual issue is that the in-game tooltip describing why the button is unclickable is extremely misleading. It heavily implies that you must not be wearing any clothing at all, which is very much not the case -- you must be wearing clothing, but not any removable bindings. It doesn't actually care about unremovable bindings. So I could not figure out why the fuck it wasn't working, because I was trying to do what the tooltip said to do and not what the actual code of the game asks for. So yeah... that's an ultra misleading tooltip and should definitely be rewritten.

EDIT: Aaand now that I've done all of it... Complete waste of time. Literally did all that and way kinkier stuff with random inmates a billion times, and we're supposed to act like Alex is teaching us something about kink. Also no benefit whatsoever after completing it. What a pointless questline.