So, why is the game fully non-con ?
At no point there is any option to do anything but giving your arse.
Taking so much time to expose risks and links, just to throw "consensual" out the window the moment the game actually start. I really hoped to see my background be put in action, having others options than to bend and be a fucktoy if I wished not to.
Though seems that it has been abandonned anyway.
Sadly too much of a focus on different story lines and not enough on pushing them further. It is nice to know that there would be replayability. But extremely frustrating to just end up with a "to be continued" each time.
I mean, those tfs are a perfect base to go further, give the player more options.
Regrettable. Great potential though. I hope to see it evolve later.
Thanks !
So, everything art related is clearly not in my skills. I'm terrible at producing any graphics.
My forte would clearly be in scenario making, and game design. I write with ease, am an avid and heavy player and game master on a bunch of TTRPG, with a preference for dystopians and grims universes.
For what is of coding, I got initiating to Python, but quickly realized it wasn't purposed for game, and that's it. I need to learn a langage that would be adapted.
Kind of game could be a bit of everything, really. I can see how to adapt my writing skills to a couple of style. Although I suppose written RPG on the "your own hero's journey" vibe would be the easier to adapt to a mostly text-based game.
Hello ! So, I got a long list of games that I spent times thinking about on a gamedesign and storytelling point of view, but have absolutely no expecience in actually making some. Here's my question... How to learn, making games? What would you be your advices? What would be your advices, if you're a veteran at it? How did you started yourselves? Is there some traps to avoid?
Thanks in advance, hoping I didn't messed up by posting in the wrong channel ^^"
Ok, so... PLEASE, inform your players. Because the way it is showing IG right now isn't smooth at all. On the map you "see" those ressources, but then once in the settlement you have no clue about what happen, they disappear. I just spent hours searchings in my mods what was causing that damn issue for nothing. And I'm not the only idiot that won't understand.
Actually, that's the reason I, first, downgraded to the 10.2 because I was convinced that my version was corrupted in some kind of ways.
You can't just give your players an information then make it disappear without a trace, that's a bad mechanic. Even if we were just seeing the icon still in the settlement, but still with a "?" on it, okay, you get it, you will have to find a way to discovers it.
But just making it disappear. No. Just no.
- By the way, I do think that it makes sense to restrict end game ressource that were easy to farm right at the begining to make overpowered stuff. -
The idea is good. The execution need to be more user-friendly.
