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VN KN Ren'Py DAZ Ravenous [Arc 3 Ep.1] [Lament Entertainment]

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swear to you. exact same model. I made her closer to MC's age, than the rest of ths girls until samantha and london and their family shows up. oh and shannon.
Ok, so just my recollected impression. I see you got rid of the motel creep as well. Frankly, I found that scenario scarier than the monster magic stuff. Kid in peril, and all that. I'm midway through replaying Arc2, so maybe it happens later?
 
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Ok, so just my recollected impression. I see you got rid of the motel creep as well. Frankly, I found that scenario scarier than the monster magic stuff. Kid in peril, and all that. I'm midway through replaying Arc2, so maybe it happens later?
if you mean jetticas hair change, yes. it happens in the last bit of the arc. just a few of her scenes.
 
I could be wrong but I believe Lament said that Arc 1 had the adjustable ages specified but 2 and 3 do not. Since the timeline is fairly short there weren't many birthdays. So If you played Arc 1 you would know that Amber would be a loli. Could be mistaken But I believe that is the case.
it's more like not raise red flag for someone or somebodies out there, notice that more and games+ being abandon for no apparent reason
 
Is this game actually worth playing? If so, how many hours of content does it have?
 
After a long hiatus I just played the whole Arc II.

Similiar strengths and flaws compared to Arc I but overall an enjoyable experience.

Keep up the good work, dev!
 
You'll figure it out eventually. It'll take more than 1 post on a forum to understand though, Default ages are set to that, If anybody were to ask. However, setting the ages yourself, changes that. That's when its in your hands to decide the number. so, type in the age that you think the conversation matches and you will have what you want for that concern.
There was no option to set ages in the Android version. But that doesn't change the fact that setting the default age to 18 is goofy when the character says they are underage in the same sentence that they say they are 18. My number of posts doesn't change that either.
 
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There was no option to set ages in the Android version. But that doesn't change the fact that setting the default age to 18 is goofy when the character says they are underage in the same sentence that they say they are 18. My number of posts doesn't change that either.
it is what it is, either way. Im not the first person to do it, and i wont be the last. Android is an afterthought, anyway. I only started releasing android after high demand. for it. On top of that, theres an official android port and theres unofficial. i wont vouch for what is in or not in the unofficial port.
Which is funny, because they link the android port that is unofficial here, when the official android port is on the same link notepad as the rest of the game links.

I guess this site just grabs pirated versions of the game when the official version is free. whatever. like i said, it is what it is.
 
There was no option to set ages in the Android version. But that doesn't change the fact that setting the default age to 18 is goofy when the character says they are underage in the same sentence that they say they are 18. My number of posts doesn't change that either.
The ages of the girls are mentioned somewhere between rarely and never. They are the ages you imagine them to be. Enjoy the ride. Otherwise find a game you enjoy more. There are literally thousands of options available.
 
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don't think I've ever played this, i do remember it & think I let it slide by for more content & now its on arc 3 lol
whatever arc means !
 
don't think I've ever played this, i do remember it & think I let it slide by for more content & now its on arc 3 lol
whatever arc means !
He just uses arc as in part or book, I know I've seen it used before just can't remember where., but we're on the third game of the overall story
 
I think arc is just short for it got over a 5gb download. Time to split it into chapters. That is appreciated by the way. No reason to keep downloading the same material from the early game every time there is an update.
 
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In literary terms, an arc (also called a story arc or narrative arc) is the structural path and progression a story follows from its beginning to its end.
An arc gives a story a solid backbone. It ensures events flow smoothly instead of feeling random. There are two main types of arcs in literature: the story arc (plot) and the character arc (internal change)


The Story Arc (Plot)
A classic story arc follows a rising and falling shape, much like a hill. It contains five main parts:
    • Exposition: The very beginning. It introduces the characters, the setting, and the normal world.
    • Rising Action: The middle events. Trouble starts, conflicts grow, and tension builds up.
    • Climax: The peak or turning point. This is the most intense moment where the main character faces the biggest challenge.
    • Falling Action: The events right after the climax. Tension drops as the story moves toward the end.
    • Resolution: The final part. Loose ends get tied up, and the story reaches a close.


    • The Character Arc
      A character arc focuses on how a person inside the story changes. Instead of tracking external events, it tracks internal growth. [ , ]
        • Positive Arc: A character starts with a flaw or a false belief, learns hard lessons, and grows into a wiser person.
        • Negative Arc: A character makes bad choices and becomes more corrupt or broken.
        • Flat Arc: A character stays mostly the same, but their strong beliefs change the world around them.

          When I call each part "arc" I'm talking about the Story arc.
          There are many character arcs within.
 
In literary terms, an arc (also called a story arc or narrative arc) is the structural path and progression a story follows from its beginning to its end.
An arc gives a story a solid backbone. It ensures events flow smoothly instead of feeling random. There are two main types of arcs in literature: the story arc (plot) and the character arc (internal change)


The Story Arc (Plot)
A classic story arc follows a rising and falling shape, much like a hill. It contains five main parts:
    • Exposition: The very beginning. It introduces the characters, the setting, and the normal world.
    • Rising Action: The middle events. Trouble starts, conflicts grow, and tension builds up.
    • Climax: The peak or turning point. This is the most intense moment where the main character faces the biggest challenge.
    • Falling Action: The events right after the climax. Tension drops as the story moves toward the end.
    • Resolution: The final part. Loose ends get tied up, and the story reaches a close.


    • The Character Arc
      A character arc focuses on how a person inside the story changes. Instead of tracking external events, it tracks internal growth. [ , ]
        • Positive Arc: A character starts with a flaw or a false belief, learns hard lessons, and grows into a wiser person.
        • Negative Arc: A character makes bad choices and becomes more corrupt or broken.
        • Flat Arc: A character stays mostly the same, but their strong beliefs change the world around them.

          When I call each part "arc" I'm talking about the Story arc.
          There are many character arcs within.
are you saying the dev is educated ?
 
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are you saying the dev is educated ?
I wouldnt go that far. he's kind of an idiot sometimes, Plus I heard he's a bit of an asshole, too... pfft..
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Also, My name is Makaab on this board. I think its because i may have joined before I put my games on here, but... I am, in fact, Lament. (in case it wasn't known by some. not that it matters)


okay. changed the username. Didnt realize I could.
 
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