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Ace Hangman

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Are you seriously getting into a lying competition?

To be fair, they both suck at it so its not much of a competition
Agreed. I would make a terrible liar. Once, I entered a Best Liar contest and came in 14th place. And there were only like 9 people in the contest.
Trust me.
Probably unrelated, but most of them were carrying harps and such, not sure what that was about.
 
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Gabranth

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Agreed. I would make a terrible liar. Once, I entered a Best Liar contest and came in 14th place. And there were only like 9 people in the contest.
Trust me.
Probably unrelated, but most of them were carrying harps and such, not sure what that was about.
Ah, the Lie-a-thon.
I told the "wrong" direction to some guys who asked me, and then went in pretending I was a judge.

Good times.
 
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kiby

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The ability for the chest parser to use the feminine chest descriptors even if your gender is set as male.

It's weird that a Maximum Femboy character with 100% femininity, 0% tone, and 49% thickness still has their chest only described as "pectoral muscles". Even getting A-cups still uses "pectoral muscles".
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Ace Hangman

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The ability for the chest parser to use the feminine chest descriptors even if your gender is set as male.
Maybe I am misunderstanding, but my male character is described as having tits. My character is a herm, so maybe that does something, but I think maybe it's just a size thing. Have you tried upping them to a B or greater (you can reload after) and see if it uses a different description?
 

kiby

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Maybe I am misunderstanding, but my male character is described as having tits. My character is a herm, so maybe that does something, but I think maybe it's just a size thing. Have you tried upping them to a B or greater (you can reload after) and see if it uses a different description?

I want flat, and A-cup, male-identifying characters, with low or zero tone, to be able to use the feminine chest descriptors, instead of it always mentioning "pectoral muscles" and "pecs". Flat-chested female-identifying characters, with low or zero tone, do not have "pectoral muscles" or "pecs" in their appearance information. "Pectoral muscles" implies there's some visible muscle mass there, but flipping the gender option removes all mention of muscles.

Let guys have "girly, soft" chests.

The screenshot was to show that not even having breasts in the parser will override "pectoral muscles" in appearance information, unless the breasts are above a certain size.