Definitely not in the next few updates, but Bri-Fam is Wsan's major project right now.
Cash accumulates quickly and it feels like there's little to spend it on, what do you need to grind cash for?
Weird. I'm having the opposite experience. As I leveled up, I had a pile of money I didn't know what do to with. So much so that I was actually paying off the harpies just to avoid having to do yet another fight with them while I was backtracking to do something else.
Is it the same as save editing, if not then I don't want to accidentally break the game by messing with code I don't understandCan always use the dev console
Trying to reach my preferred build (which is a warrior lighting build). And to get the most effective early game gear to get me to Khor Minos as early as possible
That does sound a bit steep. I wonder if finishing off the nursery is intended as more end-game content, given that we're limited to level 6 when (I think I remember correctly) the ultimate cap is supposed to be level 10.
For maxing out the upgrades, maybe, but you don't really need to do that. It exists purely as a money sink to get rid of our mountainous hordes, and only upgrades the descriptions of the nursery. Otherwise, the only benefit is that, after the first upgrade, Gwyn becomes fuckable.
also serves as an rp point of you making sure your kids are well taken care of
Dang. Major project huh? Sounds like there's a LOT going on with this one. Can't tell if it's major because of the large number of variables to juggle, or because there's so much more content than just the date and repeatable sex scenes. Guess I'll stay tuned.
again, this game is not for balance or catering to multiple people is the author's fetish or what someone is paid to write
"Oh, boy. I can't wait to log on to this porn game's forums and complain about people's gripes with the game in the explicit thread about airing your greivances."
"oh boy, cant wait to troll and act entitled towards a conversation i was not apart of yet that has been discussed for several days and just act like an asshat about it to start a flame war" - basically your contribution to the conversation
Same, tbh. I started out largely indifferent between the two styles but I've come to much prefer direct dialogue (thanks Wsan).
Really depends on how you use it. Second person does suffer for feeling more distant from the happenings around you. But it also also makes it so that there is a less chance of overblowing/overemphasizing PCs intentions.
Can confirm Savin bullying me into not using direct text and then just kinda ignoring him later on and doing it anyway.
It also really depends on how you see your own character cuz a lot of the first person perspective scenes aligns with how I view my champ a bit more than the second person content. Basically how Wsan writes the champ is closest to how I see mine. I also just like how emotive Wsan's portrayal of champ is so that helps.
I love how Wsan writes the champ and the inclusion of things like tails emoting and blushing! The champ's portrayal in Rina's Domme scenes are so on point for how I imagine my champ.
I agree. There are scenes where the Champ is in a conversation and is acknowledging what was said, and I expect to see something like:
Instead I see something like:
Which reads weird to me. Also, by making a lot of dialog into statements, this confuses me as to what the Champ is actually saying and what they're keeping to themself.
