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And if he answer with yes, then do you believe it or not?
As it is with bugs the non-attendance of something is much more difficulty than the reverse.
As it is with bugs the non-attendance of something is much more difficulty than the reverse.
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Cait Chapter 21... Wake up! Please report a bug you shouldn't see this.
So, there's my report.
So, there's my report.
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there's too many events that require the evening timeslot. I've got a page and a half of events that all require the evening timeslot, and that's just the ones that say they do. The 'wait' events often need it too, when the timer is up someone will approach you as soon as the afternoon is over and grab you for the night. There's not much to do except see if any of the oneoffs happen in morning/afternoon then check the next evening off the list.
A lot of the etherwalk stuff could be done at night rather than evening,talk to them, they say they'll meet you at night and you can still do something that evening.
E: I have no idea how I got a quote from *2020* in my reply, sorry.
A lot of the etherwalk stuff could be done at night rather than evening,talk to them, they say they'll meet you at night and you can still do something that evening.
E: I have no idea how I got a quote from *2020* in my reply, sorry.
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how do the dream sequences with Cait's friends work? I unlocked them all and Rowan's randomly happened, but no dice for the other 4.
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Did I miss something?
Or the heist is not completable?
I think Rowan's is the only one that's been added to the game so far, with the others to follow in the hopefully not too distant future.
That's as good as you can do.
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The way events interfere with one another is... annoying.
As an example, I ran Cait's heist, failed, came back and went to sleep. The next day everything was normal. I went futzed around a breakfast date, random chats, and the fox-alchemy potion. Had a dream about the foxy aftermath and woke up... to find out the game thinks it is the first morning after the heist attempt and Cait is acting weird.
This isn't the first such. Go to sleep dealing with event A, wake up and discover I'm dealing with event B and only then get back to A as if it was a continuous event is, if not common, becoming expected.
On a side note, is there a way to jump forward in time/exit the maze prior to running out the clock? I had 20 minutes remaining and just had to walk back and forth to run out the timer.
As an example, I ran Cait's heist, failed, came back and went to sleep. The next day everything was normal. I went futzed around a breakfast date, random chats, and the fox-alchemy potion. Had a dream about the foxy aftermath and woke up... to find out the game thinks it is the first morning after the heist attempt and Cait is acting weird.
This isn't the first such. Go to sleep dealing with event A, wake up and discover I'm dealing with event B and only then get back to A as if it was a continuous event is, if not common, becoming expected.
On a side note, is there a way to jump forward in time/exit the maze prior to running out the clock? I had 20 minutes remaining and just had to walk back and forth to run out the timer.
I must have missed an update for it to end up this way but it was very strange to have Cait simultaneously giddy and excited for Christmas and moody and avoidant from the failed heist. Those two events should have been interspersed better. I'm kind of sick of how she reacts to disappointment, especially since she insists on being so stupidly optimistic going in. A recipe for failure.
Yeah. The pileup of triggers got a bit much sometimes. Rae'd ask me for a date then Cait would grab me one night, Lyriel the next, and after they were all done it was like a week later before I was able to go out with my favorite succubus.
Theres a few things like that, like sex in the shower being gated by intimacy before you've had sex with them the first time. Unlocks not quite in the right order, little things.
The maze should end when you hit all the non-trap events (not that kind!), so you may have missed one. That's how it did for me, at least. I had time left on the clock when it ended.
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I dont understand how it works . Patreon version is 7.15 while here we have 7.16 . Which one is further ahead ?
And can you recommend , should I start the new game to see all there is or it's fine to keep going ? I still have a lot of quest left but they seem not to progress further even though Im finished with the content for the update . I need help
And can you recommend , should I start the new game to see all there is or it's fine to keep going ? I still have a lot of quest left but they seem not to progress further even though Im finished with the content for the update . I need help
7.15 is the latest publicly available version, while 7.16 is theoretically only available to paying Patreon subscribers but of course has been pirated here. When you say "the new game", do you mean the latest update? Even if you haven't finished all the content in the previous update, there shouldn't be any reason not to move on to playing the latest one.
Im playing the latest update , but should I start the new game ? Some quest are just stuck plus on some of them I didnt get perfect score , am I missing something ? Even this thing about potions , how do I do it ?
I... kind of liked the dungeon crawling segment?
It was fun to pull out pen and paper and try to figure out the maze. I did get caught up thinking the openings on the side walls could be navigated, but that's relatively minor.
It was fun to pull out pen and paper and try to figure out the maze. I did get caught up thinking the openings on the side walls could be navigated, but that's relatively minor.
I thought it was really fun as well, and highlighted it as something that sets the game apart from others in my review. It's not that solving a maze is particularly compelling gameplay, but finding each of the scenes was rewarding enough and they break up the otherwise long segment. Most times a minigame is an annoying hurdle to overcome before getting a cutscene so it's refreshing to see a dev who understands what makes even a simple game interesting.
E: New players are still bouncing off the fridge grind years later. People I recommend the game to say they tried it and hated the grindfest before getting anywhere at all. it's a really poor introduction to the game and a stark contrast with the better gameplay later on. It really should be removed entirely - just hardcode "yes, the player has ingredients/whiskey/ice cream" if they've done the fridge once for the quest. I didn't suffer through it, I cheated in 100 of each + cash and called it a day because rummaging for items is no fun at all.
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If you're playing the latest update - 7.16 - then there's nothing newer that that. If you're playing 7.15, then I don't think updating to 7.16 should cut you off from any content. Updates are designed to be incremental. Regarding the potions, if you search this thread for "potion" you should find some posts here where people who have previously had problems with it have been helped. But I don't think failing to complete any of the minigames, like the potions ones, will have any effect more serious that that you won't get to see a scene or two. It won't impact on the main story or on the girls' individual stories.
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