VN Ren'Py Completed Good Girl Gone Bad [v1.2 Jasmin DLC] [Eva Kiss]

[tckntckn]

An inconsistency in a depiction of this very good AVN. Ashley removes shoes, clothing and earrings, but the latter can still be seen.

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Then she removes her bra but the earrings are still visible.

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When she lies in bed with her father she has taken them off.

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Lots of bugs like this.

 

[Ogre]

I did a search but was unable to find a compressed copy of the final version of this game (for PCs). Anyone know if one exists?

 

[Ogre]

yes, but it's not worth it, it's only 300mb smaller

oh, ok thank you for answering

 

[Sparta158]

oh, ok thank you for answering

Correction. See page 683, comment 13.656

 

[Ogre]

Correction. See page 683, comment 13.656

thank you!

 

[Sparta158]

Here is a very compressed GGGB but outdated version:
GoodGirlGoneBad-1.1ALPHA-pc-compressed.zip (246.12 MB) (Nat DLC)
*Ash can't marry Jasmin in this version.

Can you explain to me what is newer about your linked version?
I have passed on Good Girl Gone Bad v1.2 Jasmin DLC.

 

[Sparta158]

I didn't say it's new, I said it's outdated. I'm just sharing this version because of its tiny compressed size. The only thing you lose is Jasmin DLC; the only pro is another ending, which is marrying Jasmin.

yes you are right, sorry. I read it wrong. however the Good Girl Gone Bad v1.2 Jasmin DLC file is still smaller 228 MB.

 

[Calvin Kloin]

This is one of the best VN I've played, I love you dev. I really want to support someday for sure but alas I have no income right now. I'm like Ash's dad but much younger

 

[jackdanniels]

This is one of the best VN I've played, I love you dev. I really want to support someday for sure but alas I have no income right now. I'm like Ash's dad but much younger

You're not alone in this. None of us are... Well, at least the majority of the members of this forum, but...

 

[Bondage - James Bondage]

I was perplexed when I saw this scene in GGGB:



Several years ago I was visiting a museum in Scheveningen, Netherlands. The image of the statue in the background is of a fisherwoman peering at the sea hoping her husband will return.

On the pedestal of the statue is a poem (in Dutch):

De zee, die steeds weer nam
Zal eenmaal wedergeven
Allen die zijn gebleven
Aan hem die eerst ontkwam
De Heer van wind en water
Aan Christus Triomfator


Translated into English:

The sea, which took again and again
Will once again give
All who stayed
To him who first escaped
The Lord of wind and water
To Christ Triumphal

Here is a clearer photo of the statue taken from the other side: