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The only reason to wait for a sale is because it just happens to be going on at the same time you want access or you have no plans of participating further in the forum. That's just my opinion of course.
 
Do it. I mean, I imagine it's what you're here for...
 
Personally what I did was buy M+ and then start saving for prestige 4. Member + is worth it as it is only 750 coins but the higher amounts for Prestige makes me want to just bank instead.
I agree with on buying it now... I think that it will take too long to get the Prestige either way so why would u keep yourself from the M+ for so long. Buying it now will just make the length of waiting for Prestige only a bit longer than the other variant.
 
So the title says it all.
What are the chances of a VN being made with the graphics of the video game series Legend of Heroes: Cold Steel series.
The girls on that game are fantastic and the developers know what we like by having them in swimsuits lol
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Do you know games with Grandma and -daughter action? It's a very rare niche.
Motherless has a 3 generations scene. Long Lost Daughter has scenes with mother and daughter of the protagonist. 23 Sisters has a scene. MAybe something in Maou-Sama. But all this is with the male protagonist. Can't recall some granny granddaughter lesbo scene.
 
What are the best slave games at the moment.

SLAVE games (not BDSM) - Slavery involves coercive, non-consensual ownership of another person regardless of the initial servitude being voluntary. BDSM is a consensual LARPING practice among adults agreeing to specific power dynamics and activities that may stopped by any party involved.

Capturing, Branding, Breaking, Breeding, Selling. Best slave games out there? Either Management or VN.

I played Harem Hotel but it kinda lost the slave narrative and didn't go where I had hoped.
Desert Stalker is probably the highest quality slaver game out there I have found.

I am aware of Free Cities and while it has everything I am looking for it is only html and I am looking for something more visual.

UPDATE:
Games suggested so far with list of Slave mechanics:
(If you put these into the search function you can see the discussion for each. Which can be more helpful than going to the games thread if you want more details about the slavery mechanics specifically)


  • Personal Assistant = Rape, drug addiction, Modern mansion slavery, slapping, choking, blackmail, dungeon, torture, mental breaking, training, corruption
Do you have any suggestions for other games with drug addiction as it's used in Personal Assistant?
 
I love sandbox games, but even big companies fail at them. Hard to find more than a few good ones.
 
Honestly, when I first started playing adult games it was rare for me to play anything without at least some sandbox element. Over time I've definitely leaned more towards the more straightforward VN side of things, but I'll still definitely check out a more sandboxy title if it looks interesting.
 
I like them fine enough. I like actually choosing what I wanna do next, but sometimes I just like having a linear experience just to not waste time
There really should be a genre of games that implement free roam without grind and with a pleasant user experience.


No doing things for money or to raise relationships, just selecting a destination from a decent amount of places and at the destination there is an event to move the story forward, even if it is just a random npc saying what to do next. The npcs could have a variety of statements to entertain and inform, and if the location is part of the story, then it progresses as usual.


I would say that games like SolValley School, where the entire map shows up and the next event is highlighted might fit into this category, minus the npc interactions at empty locations.


Remove the time aspect from many of the games and these would be much better in terms of grind. Having to visit a specific location at an exact time can be overly frustrating. Make the game linear without the time and events trigger when characters interact and the frustration level goes way down.


I appreciate the event notification system much more than going through all the locations to see things, and Desert Stalker is a nice example of that.
 
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