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Could not agree more, but oh well.

1,000+, easily. Considering the sheer volume of content in the game (at least 1-1.5 million words), the fact that you'd have to basically remake the mechanics from scratch, and how messily the content's all intertwined with itself and the code base, and how you wouldn't have access to many...

It's a laundry list of things. Off the top of my head: It was Fen's first real time coding a game, so he didn't know what he was doing at all. There's no standardization, meaning some NPCs in camp exist as status effects of all things, while others operate entirely differently. The way...

Thank God.

 

CoC/TiTS were made with Flash. Specifically, ActionScript 3. Making an AS3 game will require a great deal of effort on your part, especially if you're not familiar with the language. If you want basically a CYOA-style story game, there are a LOT of better alternatives. Twine, Squiffy...

Okay.

That fellow definitely had some very misguided opinions about the game. Hardly the first time someone's not gotten the fact that TiTS = Fapfuel.

Nah, it's totally  :P

I'd write 50 cows if I never had to write an ant again. Burnout is cyclical. :P  But yeah, hammering our collective faces into the same shit for months is just bad for business. Much less the poor author's mental health.

Ah, well, Trello is behind as usual then. Updated the board.

lolwhat no. CoC started development in 2011, and p.much ended in 2014. So that's at most about 4 years of dev time, and only about half of that at full time, either. Here, have a spreadsheet. It's like 2-3 patches behind but whatever.

My thoughts exactly.

If you mean the Flatchest / A-cup descriptor thing Nonesuch did up, it's on the Codepile with the few dozen other things ready to be coded (http://i.imgur.com/DWKve22.png). If you mean, "I had ideas and put them on the forum and that was it" then no, nobody dev-side knows about them.

It's a species that doesn't have content added for it yet. Should be hidden for next patch, I think.

But it's a porn game.

Working on web shit. Should be fixed now or soonish.

Yes.

JRPGs are probably not where you want to be for mature anything, really. Several Western RPGs (esp. from the Black Isle/BioWare style of game design, eg. Witcher, Dragon Age, Mass Effect, even ol' Baldur's Gate 2) have player-controlled romances which are usually consummated during the story...

Not at present. Good thing you just started, I guess :/