Oh, I think those are just text errors. I don't think you did anything wrong or out of order.
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The sequence of major arcs unlocks in order. It's possible to go back to things that you never finished, but not skip over entire arcs -- there are a few arcs that you can miss based on your choices, but they can't be returned to if you do. If you're noticing inconsistencies, it's probably because you started a quest line and never finished it (or the next part just isn't implemented yet) before moving on to another. Or, you might be just reading text for an event that already happened, regardless of how long ago, but those instances should be pretty obvious.
Though, TBH, the story is starting to branch out more, and it's possible the order might be less fixed once more arcs are complete.
Unless you're talking about the Harmonia University arc? That arc certainly doesn't make any sense time-wise, but it never will unless you're actually locked into it, which wouldn't be very fun.
I mean... I see that a lot in mostly-straight games by fully straight authors who include one not-actually-gay M/M route option and call it gay because they think that's what being gay is like, but I'm pretty sure the reason it's not common in media aimed at gay men is that actually, no, most gay men have zero interest in that trope. Which is not to say none do, but... I really don't think it's anywhere near as common of a fantasy as you're suggesting.
Honestly, to me Lustful Desires is too much story and not enough of either horny or meaningful gameplay choices. Shortly before I quit playing it for good, I even discovered that the dev seems to think lust is inherently evil and that's why the choices that involve increasing lust are the red "evil" choices. I didn't even realize they were color coded, since no choice is more obviously good or evil unless you consider sex to be evil.
I haven't used any, but imagine it would depend where your stats are now. Unless he specifically wanted to test edge cases, I doubt the dev would have accounted for situations that aren't actually possible without cheating, such as positive relationship with Keirys and Snake after they've already been locked out. (Though, at least in my save, Snake's actually can't be changed, but Keirys's can for some reason). So those could result in some weird situations.
The healing kits being bugged certainly is an issue, but... I'm confused how you are having difficulty with the first mission? It's extremely easy. I've played through probably a hundred times and literally only used a healing kit once, and it definitely wasn't on the first mission. They're simply not needed, which might be why no one else has noticed this bug before... no one uses healing kits.
Okay, seriously, do you even test before putting out releases? Every single update has major gamebreaking bugs. I mean, I realize I've helped you find the solution to bugs before (despite having less programming experience than you...) but it feels like you aren't even locating them despite them being extremely simple to detect just by attempting to play the game normally.
I see. Really odd though that romancing Snake unlocks more Gravel content when Snake is clearly monogamous, which is the entire reason I didn't want to romance him. I just didn't realize that not romancing him would suddenly make him despise me and never interact with me again. Though for some reason Snake still doesn't seem to mind casual sex in the MC's bed regardless of who else I'm in a relationship with. Honestly I kinda feel most of the Snake scenes, relationship-focused or not, don't make a lot of sense and should probably be rewritten.
I think I'm confused what getting the Best Ending actually does? Apparently it provides extra scenes, but would that mean I would need to replay that route to see them? There's also the implication that it might affect other routes besides that one -- so the order in which I play the routes first time might affect those routes? So far I have two Best Endings, but I'm really not sure whether the first affected the other routes I played or not.
Huh. I'm actually still confused. I know that I can no longer fund Snake in my current playthrough, so I would have to restart regardless. However, that city at the north of the map you mentioned -- that city is being rebuilt. As far as I was aware, the completion of that city hasn't been developed yet. Is it actually possible? Snake did ask me for funds, but that was in the *southern* city, not the northern city.
Ah, okay. I know how I missed that then, and I'd need to restart with different choices. I probably will restart at some point anyway, after more of these storylines are completed, so that I can do things in the proper order rather than starting tons of quests that aren't finished yet. But that will probably be a while.
The latter two are relatively new, so it's entirely possible the flags weren't set properly. However, there was one instance for me in which a kink being disabled seemed to mean I see it once then decide whether I want to see it again. Which is a really, really weird way to handle disabling kinks, but that seemed to be how it works. Just to confirm you didn't actually enable it rather than disabling it though (because the menu isn't entirely clear which is which), disabled has the circle on the right side of a red bar, and enabled has the circle on the left side of a green bar.