Search results

No. I can't say I've ever heard of it before.

I think he's just asking for the ability to UPLOAD one, like you can with the headshot, in which case: possible but probably not.

And I wish Brienne was like Brint :(

Are you sure about that? If so I don't think it's intentional. I definitely remember writing bits of the LeoTF scene accounting for her already being round.

Make a save before them.

Gedan or Fenoxo. Either by DM here or on Discord, I don't think either of them read the forum past bug reports.

I would like to write repeat dates using those forms at some point!

You should probably ask someone actually working on the (code side) of the game if they'd even allow it first. My gut reaction is they will not, but that's not my department.

One of those "maybe he'll appear in person, better to have clothed/nude done together just in case" things.

Any that're romance-specific anyway (ie, everything in the Dream Palace for example). Win/loss and bad-end scenes, that'll be case by case.

It only sort of works like that. Only heShe and hisHer exist inside the parser (and even then, I think hisHer only exists in post-JS-conversion content -- I certainly don't remember using it before CoC2's parser system came online); anything else is written bespoke. For example, every older...

nice new tech

After Act 3 starts, if you get Soulbound you'll immediately break the romance off the next time you see her.

If it makes you feel better, I like writing that stuff way more than random sex :catte:

This.

Correct.

This is already accounted for; Kas's interactions are SEVERELY curtailed if she's in her Hostile state (which the reveal sets her to). No more visits from Grandma, no more taking Aileh and Freja to Granny's place.

The archipelago extends north and south relative to Hawkethorne. Arona's tribe comes from the southwestern reaches of the archipelago, iirc. Like directly north of Claremont, northwest of Estelore, southeast of Khor'minos.

Depends on the culture they're from. The 'manders of Tychris are part of the wider Belharan culture, in which noble families often used "en [clan or holding name]" as their surname. Lusina en Errion and Kythie en Tychris, for example.