Which inconsistencies did you run into? I would love to fix them.
All stories are meant to be played in any order you would like, up to a certain point. At this point, the game will tell you directly to level up a certain character. But I'm sure something has slipped through the cracks.
Hello! Thank you for playing and enjoying the game.
"but since I don't find it hot, it's literally just cheating."
I totally understand where you're coming from, however your opinion does not make it fact. This harem is a harem, a relationship structured with one man, and eight women.
But I do intend to make every sex scene completely optional, so it shouldn't be a problem for you in the future. While it isn't cheating, you will have more control in what happens so you can focus on what you enjoy!
If you run the hotel like a business, and decide not to buy every outfit as soon as you can, having too much money becomes the problem. Progress the garden, do deliveries, and upgrade the bar.
Exactly. I've been planning for a nexus event, and Lin's was that. However, some stories are not yet where they should be, The only issue I see at this moment is that you could easily go through Lin's event, then take Maria on a date to the city or something similar. This is work for future Runey since not everything is in place for a single story to move forward yet.
Thank you both for bringing these to my attention. I would really appreciate more reports like this!
I write and plan these events in a way that allows the player to experience them in almost any order. Instead of changing event orders, I change the dialogue (or remove it). Some things slip through the cracks though, so thank you!
Haha that's a good idea, I like the way you're thinking.
There are certainly rival states out there, but I need to balance the scope of the story as well, too many things going on at once could get really confusing for the reader. Even the President of Syl'anar hasn't been shown yet, though he will.
The reason for much of this is because this story focuses on the daily lives and perspectives of people living in a nation like this. While global geopolitics would be fun for me, I think it would make things a bit too messy.
I am currently writing a story involving the first crusaders to land in Syl'anar, which will give a lot of insight to geopolitics of the world at the time and how things lead to here. Right now I'm thinking that the Old World was very similar to the Holy Roman Empire. That being a collection of smaller states with a loose union between them. Nothing on the scale of modern nations or even France back then, and were mostly only unified under Gaianism. Because of this, a single state never truly rose above the rest to dominate the region. But as Syl'anar was colonized, they eventually formed states, which unionized under the nation of Syl'anar, which became the world's only hegemon like you mentioned. Truly nothing compares to them, even in our own world. Syl'anar is about the size of the whole continent of Africa, with far more people and resources as well.
You're right that some elves must have slipped through the cracks at some point, likely before the ban on elvish emigration. As rare as it would have been, there are certainly some elves outside of Syl'anar. But Syl'anar sort of treats them in the same way China treats their Pandas (with a very tight leash). Any other country protecting elves would be heavily sanctioned by Syl'anar, and they would eventually cease to exist.
This is true, and Ally is literally a robot without a gender or even the concept of sexual reproduction, so they are referred to as they. But I am not interested in engaging with anyone's lame ass culture war.
It wasn't an inspiration. I actually just watched Guillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein the other day and didn't even consider how they both lacked a childhood. Nice catch
It is unfortunately too common for me to see people dedicate their lives to downvoting and harassing people on this platform. I'm not sure if that's what happened here, but it has happened to me before.
