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Looks nice, works great on Linux.

I think some of the controls are not working yet, e.g. space, alt, C... At least I couldn't get them to do anything meaningful.

I found the "beat the storm" quest to be exremely difficult to complete in due time because of the waves.

I'm not sure how to "stabilize" the dragon, e.g. if I make a turn, it'll just keep flying sideways. Maybe there's something I don't know.

I can't progress to domain 4. I've done everything else and it's not appearing. "Story" says to "talk to Eva, Anne and Nico", but none of them have anything useful to say. The walkthrough says Eva will reach out after a week of completing domain 3, but it's been months and she's still just sulking. Hideous Visit quest is showing this, which I find suspicious:

Why is "Wait for the next domain to appear" not green? This is referring to domain 3, right? I've completed all available character stories and everything mentioned in the walkthrough. How do I get past this?

Between the two of us, you are worse. I got 185.

Cibelle is hot, I'm glad she's such a slut 🥰️ God smiles upon her 😇️

There are good and bad uses of AI. This is good use of AI. Great slop!

A small wish: there should be a slider to make animations last longer than 10 seconds -- even the same one playing in a loop, just not changing every 10 seconds. 10 seconds is just way too short to even look at all of them.

Wow, this was.... tricky and non-obvious! I'd already given up, but then I saw other commenters figured it out, so then of course I had to. Pretty cool!

Animations don't work in the Linux version. Just use the Windows version and run it with Faugus launcher.

Wow, this is some truly impressive "anatomy" and "physics". I'd never seen anything like it.

Btw, videos don't work in the Linux version (just shows a black screen), I believe it's due to some codec licensing issues. But Windows version works well on Linux, e.g. by using Faugus launcher.

Lastly, some videos don't seem to have a seamless start and end points, so the animation looks like it's skipping.

Yeah I figured, that's why I shared the log output. Sampler numbers go even higher, I remember seeing 47 at least once. I don't know why this is an issue on Linux, but if you can keep the number of samplers within 32 in all cases, then it should work fine.

Looks promising but doesn't work well on Linux. Many textures (like skin) don't render, citing:

01fc:fixme:d3d:wined3d_context_gl_bind_shader_resources Shader 0000000357493F80 needs 35 samplers, but only 32 are supported.

I believe only simple textures (like clothes, teeth) work ok, but everything else just renders black. Switching to lowest quality seems to make no difference.