Hi, I just downloaded the newest version, and it says I RPGVXAce RTP is required to play it, I have no idea how this works, can anyone help?
We've already met that person in the previous version.looks like a monsterized version of his wife
haven't got there yetWe've already met that person in the previous version.
So...
You really should avoid the wiki then...haven't got there yet
holy crap the bitter miniboss is hard
better pray to the RNJesus or never gonna beat it
Good point. I think I will try to do a big push for the Steam page when it launches.If I may do a small suggestion, it will be nice if you could add a link to your Steam page , both in the forums and in the blog...
Unfortunately, it's not possible. They're different engines and TLS uses a large number of custom scripts that wouldn't be compatible with MV.Will it be possible to port your game to RPG Maker MV for people who wants to play your game on Android?
I'm sad you don't think Hester is hot. Clearly, my efforts to court the extremely lucrative GGILF market have failed.Why are all the high priestesses (except Hester) so hot? The church has doomed some of the world's hottest women to a life of chastity. Also, I'm having a slight problem with one of the days at the summit.
This is reasonable, but it would have been hell to design. There's meant to be compromise behind the scenes no matter what occurs, but some of this is abstracted out for the sake of mechanics. Think of it as asking for too much leading to a negative reaction. Sometimes you can negotiate down, but if your initial offer is too high you run the risk of offending the other party.I'm a little confused about the forming of a succubus denomination at the summit. I'm low on influence so I can only get 3 votes, but it's my understanding that the synod has to reach a unanimous decision. Presumably if you can get any support it's best to ask for as much as possible and settle for less, but in the actual meeting the majority wins without having to compromise. Shouldn't asking for moderate reforms give room to accept light reforms as long as you can gather some votes during the meeting?
I'm sad you don't think Hester is hot. Clearly, my efforts to court the extremely lucrative GGILF market have failed.
This is reasonable, but it would have been hell to design. There's meant to be compromise behind the scenes no matter what occurs, but some of this is abstracted out for the sake of mechanics. Think of it as asking for too much leading to a negative reaction. Sometimes you can negotiate down, but if your initial offer is too high you run the risk of offending the other party.