Nah, don't apologize, i get it, shit happens. If anything I'm sorry for making a stink about it.
Thanks dude, you a real one. And yes, ovipositor content is indeed lacking on this game, but i don't necesarily think it's anyone's fault, and if i were up to me, i'd rather start writting it myself than complain that no one has added it yet
Just save often and have some condesol on you at all times.
The size, or length and volume, comparisons were originally put there so that writers would be able to do things such as loose, tight and perfect fits. However, in practice, not many writers go for the "too-big" variant and just gate it off entirely. It's fine for a few characters/events here and there if their content is specifically limited to specific sizes, but I do agree, it's been applied way too often. So if you see such limitations, know it's by writer instruction or lack of written variance, unfortunately, and not a main mechanic of the game.
Why not simply default to the largest penis variation available, instead of having the restriction?
Again, that depends on the writer's instruction, as well as who is coding it; but overall, according to Fenoxo, size locking is not an intended mechanic (the size difference should be the core mechanic instead). So if a writer ever comes in to fill those particular details, then those scenes can be expanded to support oversized genitalia--I recall it happening before, if not for that property specifically, then for other characteristics, so this isn't an impossibility. It just needs to be written.
From what I can see in the code, when a Behemoth is generated upon encounter, those that have female parts should have a vagina that can fit a 5 foot-long Behemoth fully (+10% more of that size and an additional random volume value between 0 and 200 cubic inches); and an Alpha (both male and herm) will have a similar anal capacity (herm will have between 0 and 150 for their random value). This should be a bonus capacity on top of whatever their default vaginal/anal capacities are (around 150 cubic inches, I think?).
No. I am not asking to write the bigger size versions. I am asking why not use the existing variations instead of blocking the scene entirely.
With few exceptions, and depending on the scene, scenes should take all sizes into consideration before gating. Some scenes take only the initial penis, some only the smallest/biggest (depending on how they were written), but a majority should check all the penises and look for the best fit, smallest or largest fit before deciding whether or not to gate the scene entirely--with some also leading to a menu to pick a valid penis, if applicable.
As mentioned by another, I'm pretty sure this was a bug report that was already addressed. It should work how I outlined, but if you see the issue in the current release, feel free to bug report it and provide a copy of your save file for testing.
Mud games are text based, its why I think TiTs can pull off large explorable areas too. Check out batMUD on steam to see what I'm talking about.
I'd like to know that myself, it wasn't there on my perks like 2 updates ago.
You're still comparing apples to oranges. MUDs are fundamentally different and serve different needs (and, according to the Steam page, batMUD's been actively in development since 1990, so maybe a bit unfair as a point of comparison.)
Guessing on my part, but maybe your character has higher int than libido and thus the perk isn't actually being used at the moment? Pretty sure other stat checks work like that, but I don't remember the specifics.
I guess it makes sense. I don't know how half of the game's inner working, well, work, but it's kind of strange the game would just let you keep a (false) perk instead out outright removing it. Guess it's just not meant to happen and there's no code in the game for account for such an event
Idk, because that false flag is on every perk my character has, even the ones your not supposed to be able to remove.
It's called Flanderization. It's a form of a positive feedback loop (in the control systems engineering sense). They write some weird stuff, this attracts the people who like that sort of thing and are willing to pay for it, therefore they write more, weirder stuff, which attracts more people who like that, iterate until it explodes.
I mean, I like big monstrous enemies and characters. Settings where all the aliens and mutants and whatnot are just humans with blue/green skin are boooring.
I think it is a mix of both, honestly. The writers write the freakiest shit one mortal could come up with, and most of the time it hits the spot for someone out there, so they keep on doing it
