C'est encore plus impressionnant sachant que vous n'êtes que deux!
A ce titre, si il y a quoi que ce soit qui puisse vous soulager dans l'avancée du jeu, je suis certain que de nombreuses personnes ici aimeraient vous aider (à commencer par moi). Par exemple pour ce qui est de la traduction de texte ou autres choses, si ça peut vous soulager il ne faut absolument pas hésiter.
PS: (oui, j'aime tellement ce jeu que j'ai recommencé la partie dans d'autres langues aha. Je salue l'effort et la rigueur sur ces "détails" qui confirment votre implication).
Hello Kyotchi, thank you for your feedback! Just know that you don't have to get the last weapon or the last set of buttplug/cockring to finish the game. We just added it for the hardcore players.
Which new affinity characters? 6.x doesn’t include that anymore, it was moved, as shown on the roadmap.
^ I definitely agree with this sentiment. At the early game, Strip Lucky was maddeningly frustrating and I could not find any strategy that would win. I eventually had to submit to the idea that Strip Lucky was truly just a random game of luck, and that I maybe had a 40% chance of "winning." Strip Lucky did seem to get slightly "easier" later in the game with higher valued cards, but I still don't see it as a game a skill; it truly feels like a complete game of chance. I was also surprised and a bit dismayed that plot progression in the late-game is locked behind SL; I was able at this point to win the games required by having enough cards and some experience, but had I not been collecting any cards at that point, it would have been disappointing and upsetting.
My biggest criticism of SL is that it doesn't quite seem to feel like a game of strategy quite yet, and that I still resign myself to playing it as a mere game of chance. I wish it was at least possible to quit out of unwinnable games when it is clear that there is no path forward.
I do love the design of the cards; the flip between dressed and undressed, and the fact that you can earn cards from your favorite characters and build decks using your favorites. I would be more encouraged to play with my favorite characters if they could get stronger over time; I don't like having to choose between characters I like and characters I dislike but that are strong.
It's a joke about something factual. I doubt people are reading and jacking off to ITEM DESCRIPTIONS. Also where did virus corpse fantasies come from? You're just looking for things to complain about dude cmon.
First of all, it's called hyperbole. Second, a lot of things are factual, doesn't make them appropriate to joke about. Third, no, people don't jerk off to items, but items are bought in preparation for the part you jerk to. Still counts.
Hello, You can find the game in your library .
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I think otherwise.
There's nothing really worth noticeable to grind for unless you are referring to the endgame weapon and armors which is not needed to finish the current version. You can relatively battle dark knights even Grant & Astaroth with Chopping Blade and King CR+BP with ease, which isn't that grindy if you know where to efficiently collect the necessary materials.
Battle outside Whellcum locations can net you better rewards and always do double cum every battle. Checkout the cauldron at Horace's place. It helps upgrading some materials with use of Vegetables.
Well the game is still in early access and we got like almost a year ahead to play the game before official full game release. So the grind is quite reasonable imo.
Thank you for your message.
We felt complied to answer you.
About for the cross, it has several meanings on earth, and not just the one you are referring to. If you really compare the design, it's also not the same on some details, like the 4 edges of the cross as well as the circle that surrounds it. Moreover, if you continue playing the game, at one point you discover it's true significance in the world of Helgem.
Did we want to display a symbol of hatred in a game that advocates acceptance? Obviously the answer is no...
Homophobia appears in the stories of some characters, but not all of them. It is precisely the main reason for the creation of the village... In fact, if homophobia had not been present in the game, there wouldn't have been a gay village at all, and we probably wouldn't have created this game.
The king would not have had a reason to create a village exclusively for gay people if his beloved had died in an accident or in the war, this is the key element that led to the foundations of our game, and I am sorry if you didn't understand or like that.
Thank you again for your feedback, It's always interesting to get the opinion of people who didn't liked the game, or understood differently the messages we are trying to send.
I created an Itch.io account just so that I can provide feedback regarding the symbol used in the game. I realize this is an old post, but I really want to perhaps include another perspective. I just discovered this game about 2 days ago, and I played some of the demo and I really love the art style and the mini games, but I am very disturbed each time that I see the symbol in the game.
I live in an area that is highly conservative, to the point where it is not always safe to be gay in public. The LGBT people in my community, and so many other similarly conservative communities in the United States, need to always pay attention to people and what they wear and how they present themselves to know if a situation is safe for them to be in. We have spent most of our lives tiptoeing around in public spaces that have made us feel unsafe. Do you know one of the things that we look for when we are out in public ? Iron Cross symbols.
Sure, the symbol used in the game isn't the nazi cross. But do you know that neo-nazis in the US, which I have unfortunately encountered more times than anyone should, use a blank form of the iron cross, shockingly similar to the symbol used in the game? This is their "discrete" way of identifying themselves to their pesty brethren. Much easier to find a tattoo shop that will tat a cross vs a swastika. Perhaps thats why so many of them are blank, maybe they cant find someone to do the swastika.
When I (and many other LGBT people in the US and elsewhere I'm sure) am trying to determine if a situation or environment is safe, that Iron Cross is a huge red flag warning to stay away. We don't look long enough to see what's inside the cross. We don't look at the curves around the cross points or look to see if there is a circle around the cross. If we look too long at the person to evaluate this cross, they may catch us looking. They may notice that we are LGBT. They may not respond well to seeing us looking at them. So, we see a thick uniformly distributed cross and we look away.
I haven't made it so far as to find the reason or meaning for the symbol in my demo playthrough. I can't enjoy this game when I keep seeing the same symbol that I see tattooed on people in my community that pose a danger to the LGBT community.
I hope that you consider this perspective. I would love to see a version of the game where the brand can be changed or hidden completely. I know there are a lot of characters in the game so it would probably take awhile to make an alternate symbol for all of them, and I know I am but one person amongst hundreds that has played the game, but I really hope you consider making a version where the symbol can be changed/chosen/removed.
This is a great game, but I simply can't play it.
The Iron Cross was a German military decoration long before the nazis, and was appropriated by them like so much else. On the Wikipedia page, you can also see that this cross form is in use today again, for example in the German air force, and the current German government is quite sensitive to what is appropriate here. Also, the cross basically is a christian symbol (similar to the “cross potent”). For me, the main basis of Christianity is to respect and love your neighbor, and I think this aspect is quite compatible with the game :)
