anyone have the walkthrough mod? The website is just eternal ads that's currently there. Can't get it to download
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Helena is another Li for sure. she looks bitchy ok, but she's pretty. and braking in this "horsy", which is already predisposed against us, is gonna be even more entertaining
here is my android port of Game of Hearts [Ch.5 R2] [Complete]
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Yo, just curious, how minor is that varaible bug and what is it. You can spoiler if you want for others just in case.
In chapter 3, during the scene with Meredith in the bathroom...
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I just played the game and had the same thoughts.As soon as Julia said her time is over, I thought of closing the game and deleting it. Was a very big relief when I heard the MC saying we can save her. She is definitely one of my favourite LI of all the games that I have played. Can't wait to see her in Season 2
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Hello.
Going to try this game, but Chrome blocked the download of the WT mod due to dangerous content:
Anyone had any previous issue with this?
I've used other Joker's WT mods in the past, but given the warning at the top of the F95 page and the recent security concerns of some downloads, I'm a bit wary...
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Just download it directly from his patreon. There should be no problems at all.Hello.
Going to try this game, but Chrome blocked the download of the WT mod due to dangerous content:
Anyone had any previous issue with this?
I've used other Joker's WT mods in the past, but given the warning at the top of the F95 page and the recent security concerns of some downloads, I'm a bit wary...
- Oct 1, 2019
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So, reached the end of this game, but heard talk of a sequel, which I must say, I would be totally down for that. Really did enjoy the journey of this game. Thank you so very much for this, and hope to see more down the road!!!
Oh this is nice, I'm gonna give it a go, thanks!... I wonder tho, why not just fix the game directly?
The game really needs a huge ass proofreading pass... very badly.
Also, is there a non mod WT?
Also also, is the dev ever gonna put this on Steam (fix the dialogues first tho)??? I'd really like to support this game but I ain't touching patreon with someone else's dick...
I really hope the dev does it... even better if he first gives it a little glow up and fixes the dialogues, I really believe this game could make a killing on Steam... feels like the dev's just leaving money on the table... =/
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Hi! With Season 1's conclusion, I am now looking ahead and focusing on the sequel.
First: I want the next season to be much better than the first—it has to be if I want to pursue a full-time goal.
Now I'm nearing the end of the initial planning and drafting phase. There are a ton of ideas I wish to explore; however, how many of those ideas are feasible remains to be seen. Ideas are only good if they can be sufficiently actualized, no matter how great they sound at the start.
I've decided on three new primary shoot-type characters/partners for the sequel.
Helena Storm, Karly Summers, and Elsa Rose—three unfortunate individuals who found themselves trapped in the clutches of Asmodeus' hands. You will meet them upon Season Two's first release, but not all the characters will instantly begin a scene with you. Due to the nature of the story, some characters aren't instantly available and must be convinced that you are the right partner for them.
The exact mechanics of Houses of Hearts will be explained further in future posts. While the ideas are there, I am still unsure how much of it is reasonable for a solo developer with limited time to achieve. I have spent too many sleepless days just to get through season one alone, and I would love to avoid having to do that in the future.
One of the ideas is the ability to redo past scenes with the current, updated character compatibility; for example, the first time you did a shoot with Character A, she wouldn't accept, or respond well to a specific action, which changes when you did the scene when they are closer to you. Perhaps you can change the premise of the scene itself, and establish different scenarios with the same scene; basically roleplaying, but you get to choose what roles to play. As compatibility grows, you'll get access to different scenes with each character, too.
I also planned for a skill-system, where characters might not be able to do certain acts at the start, then become better as the story progresses. Remnants of this system are inside Game of Heart's code, but l realized I never had enough time to implement it.
Those fit the loop of Season Two's story; which was to attain the highest possible rating with each scene and climb Asmodeus' ranking system. A scene wouldn't be as good as it could be at the start, but that changes once you grow closer to each character.
However, the amount of work needed to accomplish all that with all the scenes and all the characters is... tremendous—too much for a regular guy who, at best, could work this project for two, maybe four hours a day, if I remove some sleep from the equation.
The easiest fix is to stop working my current job and treat this as my full-time job... but that isn't viable yet. I have faith that I'll be in that position this year, but I can't take the leap of faith unless I'm already at that spot.
I sincerely hope I can achieve this goal soon.
That being said, your support has been more than incredible, and I'm happy that you all enjoyed season one as much as you did. It wasn't a perfect product, but as a creator, I always, always, strive to be better.
Thank you for your time!
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Hi! With Season 1's conclusion, I am now looking ahead and focusing on the sequel.
First: I want the next season to be much better than the first—it has to be if I want to pursue a full-time goal.
Now I'm nearing the end of the initial planning and drafting phase. There are a ton of ideas I wish to explore; however, how many of those ideas are feasible remains to be seen. Ideas are only good if they can be sufficiently actualized, no matter how great they sound at the start.
I've decided on three new primary shoot-type characters/partners for the sequel.
Helena Storm, Karly Summers, and Elsa Rose—three unfortunate individuals who found themselves trapped in the clutches of Asmodeus' hands. You will meet them upon Season Two's first release, but not all the characters will instantly begin a scene with you. Due to the nature of the story, some characters aren't instantly available and must be convinced that you are the right partner for them.
The exact mechanics of Houses of Hearts will be explained further in future posts. While the ideas are there, I am still unsure how much of it is reasonable for a solo developer with limited time to achieve. I have spent too many sleepless days just to get through season one alone, and I would love to avoid having to do that in the future.
One of the ideas is the ability to redo past scenes with the current, updated character compatibility; for example, the first time you did a shoot with Character A, she wouldn't accept, or respond well to a specific action, which changes when you did the scene when they are closer to you. Perhaps you can change the premise of the scene itself, and establish different scenarios with the same scene; basically roleplaying, but you get to choose what roles to play. As compatibility grows, you'll get access to different scenes with each character, too.
I also planned for a skill-system, where characters might not be able to do certain acts at the start, then become better as the story progresses. Remnants of this system are inside Game of Heart's code, but l realized I never had enough time to implement it.
Those fit the loop of Season Two's story; which was to attain the highest possible rating with each scene and climb Asmodeus' ranking system. A scene wouldn't be as good as it could be at the start, but that changes once you grow closer to each character.
However, the amount of work needed to accomplish all that with all the scenes and all the characters is... tremendous—too much for a regular guy who, at best, could work this project for two, maybe four hours a day, if I remove some sleep from the equation.
The easiest fix is to stop working my current job and treat this as my full-time job... but that isn't viable yet. I have faith that I'll be in that position this year, but I can't take the leap of faith unless I'm already at that spot.
I sincerely hope I can achieve this goal soon.
That being said, your support has been more than incredible, and I'm happy that you all enjoyed season one as much as you did. It wasn't a perfect product, but as a creator, I always, always, strive to be better.
Thank you for your time!
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Urgh. Repeating shoot sounds grinding to me.... But the ability to change shoot venue and discover some new stuff should remedy it... But rather than make it like a free roam, I will prefer it progress like the S1/GOH. Use stories, not free roam type...
By the way, am I right that there is final score page after the scene with Meredith in the latest update?
Saving Julia and Lilith's love have instantly pushed Julia's position as LI to top3 of my rank now
Saving Julia and Lilith's love have instantly pushed Julia's position as LI to top3 of my rank now
The aspect I like least about the game is probably the supernatural plot (not the corruption as such, but just this war background and yaddayadda). So to have the 2nd season about mundane humans again instead of the supernatural women sounds great to me.
Designs feel a bit generic to me after the nice variety S1 did ^^#
Designs feel a bit generic to me after the nice variety S1 did ^^#
The dev's the only one who can answer that with any certainty, but if I had to guess, I suspect it ultimately came down to how much he was willing to blindly trust some rando on Patreon.... I wonder tho, why not just fix the game directly?
I did the edits because I wanted to improve *my* gameplay and was going to do them regardless. I was happy to share, both here and with the dev, but the offer was completely unsolicited on my part, and for a dev who wants to maintain control over their own IP output it makes sense (to me) that he'd want to keep it separate. My assumption is that he didn't/doesn't have the time to do a proper review and ensure that I didn't sneak in a trojan horse or otherwise break his baby.
So yeah, I'm disappointed that it went this way, but I can certainly understand why from a dev's perspective.
As noted in my sig, I'm also in the process of proofing/editing a script for another one of my favorite games, and in that case, I'm working more closely with the dev personally, and we have a more collaborative relationship. As a result, my changes will be reflected as the "official" script baked into the game starting with the next release (soon).
I have to say, this is one of the best Games I downloaded from here. The Story doesnt feel rushed and some people would say that the romance aspect is too slow but I love it. I hope Season 2 is as good as 1 (or even better), looking forward to playing it.
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I've barely even begun playing it but man, surely this must be AOA dev's secret new project, right? Similar art style and character designs, the same annoyingly broken English, characters being addressed as Mr/Mrs/Ms + first name... Everything reminds me of things I used to love and hate about AOA Academy.