Like I said don't feel pressured on it, I don't know if you've organized the encounters in such a way that is can be done easily, just a preference on my part, thank you considering it though :)
Would it be possible to add a filter feature for what encounters we can get? Idk how you set up the rng but i'd like to make encounters male-exclusive in the future, if not i understand, it isn't always easy to just pop a new feature in.
Is there a way/ will there be a way to censor what kind of content we can experience? I would really like to avoid that last mention on the kinks list and while I'm not opposed to vore i dont like the idea of digestion.
Art is an option im considering down the line, however time spent finding and commissioning assets is a lengthy process. Right now my focus is mechanics and making a baseline which i add to.
This error occurs when the Twine engine cannot access the local storage (which is needs in order to store data). Common reasons it occurs include: Your browser's cookies are disabled. Privacy extensions and adblockers.
Regardless I'd try looking into the issue more on your end first, I just searched "firefox twine error no valid storage adapters found" and a whole list of links popped up. My only other suggestion is that you may have an older or incompatible browser for the twine engine, try looking at what twine needs to run.
For those of you struggling to see the game, I edited the options used for the game page so it should work properly now, let me know if there are still issues.
There is a guide to this that I would highly recommend you look into if you want to just know what to do, they link it right before "More Information". Once you learn how to read it you can go from there. Best of luck! :)
So, just some feedback. Note I'm not a senior game dev with 50+ projects under my belt, but I am pursuing game dev as a hobby and like to give feedback to other devs. The difficulty curve seems very steep for early game and it leads to a lot of fighting with RNG. I understand that to a degree this is to be expected, but If im resetting my game on encounter 6/7 before i can even reach the third level, it might discourage me or other players from continuing to play. Please consider adjusting the difficulty curve a bit, or implementing hard-coded sets of allowable encounters for different level caps. Maybe i have just had extremely bad luck, but I dont think first impressions of something should be left up to RNG.
Hopefully this doesn't seem to critical, and I dont want you to feel attacked, I dont know what level of experience you have in game design; but as someone who's also aspiring to design games in the future I wanted to give my thoughts in a straightforward but sincere way. Best of luck in your development endeavors and i cant wait to see where this story goes! :)
So the long install works (copy pasting in code by hand) but the patch install using the ROM site introduces typos and bugs that destroy certain syntax markers. I don't have much else to suggest because I'm not too familiar with twine tools myself but I'll be on the lookout for patching methods that'll make things easier
That's fair, the wires didn't really connect at first but i see your point. I imagine I can put up the code changes and where to copy it though since that's essentially the same thing you did. (apologies to no_one as well, it was a thoughtless action on my part).
Yeah I'm trying to modify the files the way you described but in both instances they create errors, i can see why you're having difficulty with this. If you could I'd love to see if my method works but until I can debug what's wrong with the code I have I can't fully test it (something in StoryInit is very unhappy, and the IPS patch introduces a lot of typos and swaps <<>> for various texts)
If I can ask you a favor, open up your index file in https://twinery.org and link me the file you make by going to Build -> Publish to file. I did that with my changes then just exchanged the index file in the itch folder
so idk how you apply your mods but for me its as simple as opening my game folder through the itch app and replacing index with the file i modded. Index holds the primary game code in it so i just threw it into and editor and replaced it afterwards. At that point you can just replace index with your new game file, though you will lose all your saves.
So I understand you don't want someone else taking over the game. but how do you feel about people modifying and sharing their changes publicly? If that's a hard no I understand, I just wanted to share some fun small changes I managed to make.
So for those here who have not seen noone's FA, they don't seem to have any significant plans to add to the game as is. They stated that they primarily wanted to create a stable version of the game in twine (this was originally a flash game). Now I won't speak for their future plans, but I thought I'd make this information a bit easier to access since a lot of people might be finding this for the first time on this platform. Please read the dev's FA page for further info, and happy stuffing :)
So the new update has broken the sidebar for desktop version. Not trying to be picky but I thought you should know if this project is something you wanted to expand on ever. :)
Hey I just wanted to say I'm sorry you have to deal with cancer. Kinda weird coming from an internet stranger I know but I wanted to let you know you are seen. Best of wishes and good luck with development!
