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So far it's looking great! I wish it was slightly better at explaining things though. Apparently the warrior with the slightly lower than average tits DIDN'T need the lactation potion. A picture of a minimum size might help.

I know I need thighs for ropes and whips, but I don't know if I need the butt potion as a prerequisite. If it is a prerequisite, does fighting skeletons mean I ignore both potions or just the butt potion? I'm a little confused on the rules of some potions.

Sometimes I have a hard time classifying certain weapons. Obviously for melee there's swords, hammers, and they made a point about daggers counting, but do staffs count? Does a flail count as a whip? Some staffs look sturdy like a club and a flail does have you whip the spike ball on a chain. Do bows count as a thief multi-class? I'm probably overthinking it, but clarification would be nice.

It might help to have a scroll or manual that lists what counts as what, rather than just a couple of examples hidden on the potions themselves. Maybe have it be updated with new rules as the game goes on.

Old laptop died a while back. I've built a new PC and went to re-download this. I noticed it said it comes with a download key, but it said there's no keys available? I checked and it is available on Steam, but I don't know if something is glitching or not. I'm just wondering if I'm missing something is all.

It doesn't matter if she requests the drink, just give it to her whenever it shows up. She and other princesses will take that thing every time, requests be damned. I don't think they even need to ask about a drink. If you have it, they'll take it.

While I haven't played P&C yet (waiting for the full release, heard there was a ton of bugs and a memory leak at some point), it seems like there's a different code for each set of princesses (as well as ending dialog. Neat!). If I had to guess, each code unlocks the 3 costumes for those specific princesses. The dev might have to confirm that though.

Best tip I've got for this is to always have 2 different drinks in your hands. If the table and your hands are full of unwanted stuff grab 2 new ones and hope. Don't be afraid to grab doubles and spill them outright if they're clogging up the counter.

Extra tip: certain princesses getting fully drunk creates a visual debuff. If Moth Princess' full drunk state is any indication, this is intentional. Keep a good eye on what's being placed on the counter and remember what's in your hands.

Good luck! You might need it.

You're welcome! I was a bit less specific on the potion shop one because you could find it easy enough (at least when you knew it wasn't in the text box for the first time). Here, as I've already stated, it could be its own color blindness test. I don't like typing the codes outright, but if enough people are having trouble reading it, I'll do it.

If I had a nickel for every porn-themed fnaf-like I've played recently, I'd have 2 nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice.

Also, the code is just above the blanket in the bottom left. It's practically a color blindness test sheesh.

It's complete RNG. First time I played I went straight across the top and got goat. Second time was an explosion, and the third time was the secret formula.

Keep in mind that these were different times I hit start, and NOT "I did the same thing three times and got a different result."

Since you were expecting a hint though I'll give you one I can confirm: The code is not in the text boxes this time.

Nope! Probably didn't help that it was like 2 or 3 am either so I probably missed a post/paragraph somewhere. Converting gems you don't have into tickets at no cost seemed like a bug and I figured I'd bring it up in case it actually was one.

So... uh... the new shop has a massive exploit.

No gems to convert? Just make them out of thin air! Buy everything in no time! Want gems for figures? Make them by clicking the gems to tickets converter, then spend those tickets buying the gems back. You can even click the gem -> tickets converter before you hit trade by clicking it on the shelf to the right in the store.

I was debating on making a new save when the game officially launched, now I definitely will because I like doing things legit. Just had to see how far the bug went. Turns out "stealing the whole shop + figure collection" was the answer. Cassidy really was sleeping on the job here.