Adding an Engine prefix for Godot would be nice.
Tag ontology would be great for the reasons discussed (some people care about the distinction between biological incest vs stepcest, others don't; ontology would avoid those needless arguments).
It would be great to have the site available via a...
Can anyone who's played this clarify the nature of the NTR content? (Feel free to put it in a spoiler.) Everyone has a different take on which kinds of NTR are unpleasant, and I'd rather get a plot spoiler than an unpleasant surprise.
I haven't played this game, but "Ravenclaw" and "Hogwarts" would indicate a Harry Potter parody. ("Wizarding World", the fact that Hogwarts seems to be a school, and the mention of "professors" certainly are consistent with this.)
Would some kind person perhaps be able to share the walkthrough PDF via some other host (or an attachment if that's permitted)? Scribd seems to demand an account signup in order to download the PDF (not sure if they're doing that for everyone or if it's just because I use Tor).
Given that the filename seems to reference v0.17, seems very unlikely that the Hot Springs Patch is still needed (assuming that it was a bugfix and not adding extra content). My guess is that it might actively break the current version if applied there.
Seems like it would be good to add the 072 Project link to the Developer Links section of OP, so that it's easier to support the dev. You must be registered for see element.
Tor is a proxy. If you're talking about trying to stuff another proxy between the Tor exit and the web server, that doesn't work well. I appreciate that you're trying to help, but I'm not asking for help using Tor (I know how to use it and have been using it for years); I am only asking if some...
My understanding is that the incest patch still works fine in current game versions; i.e. it was written competently enough that it shouldn't conflict with future game versions (which also probably means the game was written competently).
If you're asking whether *new* content will be added to...
If we're talking about devs who have a nonzero QA budget, it's likely going to be something they take into account. If the time you spend ticking the box to build for Linux is less than the time you save on QA testing, then you're making a net profit from building for Linux.
Edit: Also "most...
Wow that Reddit thread is great, I am definitely going to cite that in the future. Thank you so much for sharing that. The statistical observations in that thread make perfect sense in retrospect but many of them wouldn't have occurred to me.
Another reason for not building for Linux that I've seen from some devs is that they don't have the ability to test the Linux build, and they're worried about releasing something they can't test. For such devs, it can be very useful to kindly explain to them that it's OK if they release it...
Probably varies a lot per dev, but in my experience, a sizable portion of devs simply don't know that they have any users who want to play on Linux, and if you ask them nicely (especially if you're a paid supporter), they'll happily make a note to tick the Linux box when doing their builds. I...
Seems I'm in a pretty small minority here, but for me a major part of the kink *is* specifically the first-name basis. It signals that your relationship with her is now as an equal rather than her being an authority figure, which is an unconventional power structure that I find appealing, and...