You’re not crazy — this *is* a known platform-side issue. Uploads randomly failing, covers disappearing, and browser-specific problems have been happening to multiple users. It’s inconsistent and not always related to resolution or content. Until it’s fixed on their end, a lot of people are just stuck dealing with it.
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I usually start rough drafts in Word or Google Docs, focusing on story, dialogue, and character development without worrying about VN formatting. Once the draft feels solid, I move it into Ren’Py and adapt scenes, branching paths, and choices. Writing in a prose-first format helps me get the story ‘right’ before dealing with technical VN elements like transitions or sprites.
It sounds like you’re describing a life-sim NSFW RPG similar to The Imperial Gatekeeper, Degrees of Lewdity, or Akabur-style games, but your details match Degrees of Lewdity the closest — especially the jobs, prostitution path, stats like slutiness, and time-based city events. The game is still in development, has character customization, and includes multiple job routes. Check that one first — it’s the closest match to what you described.
Why do people want NSFW games?
Key Points:
Many users see NSFW games as a matter of personal freedom; restricting them could set a precedent to ban other types of content.
Some argue it’s about biology and human sexual expression, not just profit or control.
Payment and platform restrictions (e.g., Steam, Patreon) often limit access, sometimes without offering reasonable alternatives.
Responsible creators include content warnings, and most players understand the difference between fantasy and real life.
Debate exists over the impact of sexual content, with some emphasizing ethical boundaries and social implications.
Overall: Desire for NSFW games combines personal freedom, sexual expression, and frustration with platform restrictions, balanced against ethical and social concerns.