I think there are just many sudden death situations. It's very easy to make a mistake and then it's game over. Two times I accidentally ran around naked because I misunderstood the clothing choices and it was immediate sudden death. Say a slightly wrong thing and you get kicked out of the house etc. That's fine but having to replay the whole thing again is a bit tedious. Have you thought about adding save-points? For example, say I have played until the part where we get drinks and I have a good enough flirtation score, then I make a mistake. I don't want to restart from the very beginning. Let me jump back to a specified point and keep my flirtation score. Another possible idea: maybe give me one undo per play-through? Like telling the player: "That went wrong. You are allowed to go back in time and revert this decision, but only this once." Also, if coding save-points sounds hard: I am fairly certain I could do that, I am pretty good at JavaScript, currently bored and on vacation. (Or maybe you are a better coder than me, in which case: no insult meant LOL.)
On Linux Mint if you click Alt + Mouse button, it goes into drag window mode. And yes, I am sure there is a fix for this, I am just too lazy to dive through Linux docs right now. 😅 So it's kinda my fault ... still it'd be nice to have a workaround. Thx!!! (By fix I mean, I am sure there is a setting to disable that in Linux Mint, but I cannot find it right now.)
Alt + Click to duplicate makes this completely unusable on some OSes because they already do their own thing with the Alt key. Can we at least get an alternative shortcut to duplicate? Thx!!! ❤️❤️❤️
