A new cleanup update has been posted covering the recent Vault rework, rank changes, policy cleanup, and theme polish.
The goal is to make LC cleaner, easier to understand, and safer for the site going forward.
- Jack Of Blades
Did you try loading your game but then rolling back a few times and then clicking forward to continue? It's possible you saved at a bad spot or something. Otherwise, IDK why you'd not see any more content. There's definitely new stuff, viz. the flashback (with the nurse) that the MC is in at the very end of last release.
Yeah, I even loaded up an older save from the shower scene with Alice and the daughter, played it out all the way (which was annoying because I didn't want to just turn on skip unseen in case it had some new scene added in the middle since that has happened before with this game, so I constantly had to manually click every couple of seconds because of the dozens of minor script changes, but that's on me for assuming lol), and still had it stop at the maid warning MC about whippy girl, followed by the "To Be Continued" screen.
I never downloaded the update where announced he "was back" since I saw that didn't actually have any content, but I didn't get anything from this one either.
I'll give it another download, although it still wouldn't explain why the script changes were all there, but who knows.
Redownloading it seems to have worked. Still not sure what was wrong with it. Only thing I can think of is that maybe I had an outdated version of the walkthrough mod and somehow that was breaking it or something, but now I can get past where I was. I'll have to check it out tomorrow, though since I'm heading to bed now.
Redownloading it seems to have worked. Still not sure what was wrong with it. Only thing I can think of is that maybe I had an outdated version of the walkthrough mod and somehow that was breaking it or something, but now I can get past where I was. I'll have to check it out tomorrow, though since I'm heading to bed now.
I always forget to ask about whether someone's using a mod. I never ever use them, and I don't even know what games have them, so I don't think to mention them. Glad it's working for you again, though.
I always forget to ask about whether someone's using a mod. I never ever use them, and I don't even know what games have them, so I don't think to mention them. Glad it's working for you again, though.
I tend to use them for games like this, that have right/wrong choices, and multiple "route" choices, because generally these mods both tell you the right choice, as well as allow you to see all the options whenever you get a "choose x or y" choice, rather than having to save and reload. Mostly it's just convenience for VNs like this one, but it can be a lifesaver for the more branching ones lol. And don't get me started on anything with sandboxes.
But I've never had a mod cause an issue like this, usually they would just work up until the part they were made for, and then it would be the regular game after that. My only guess is that the mod for this one must entirely replace the script file, including when it sends back to the main menu at the end of the current release, and the version I (seemingly) had ended before the new updates, so it didn't allow the game to continue after that point in the script. Either way, definitely something I'll keep in mind for the future. I'll just have to either wait for the mod to be updated or go without when updates release.
Glad this one is back to life. Its not perfect but I love that the creator seems to be pursuing the exact vision they want to realize. That's exactly what I love about AVNs, they are giving people who have creative ideas that are too taboo for mainstream platforms and mediums a way to share their ideas with others.
The file names are a little confusing. I have already a 0.07v08.1 version 2,34GB file. Now it's called 0.081 and 2,4GB size. It's the same?? In the doubt i download it again... but a bit of explanation it's better some time...
The game itself is really good, but I find the updates a bit small. It's always better to wait longer and release something bigger, otherwise you're always a bit disappointed by the mini updates, I think.
The file names are a little confusing. I have already a 0.07v08.1 version 2,34GB file. Now it's called 0.081 and 2,4GB size. It's the same?? In the doubt i download it again... but a bit of explanation it's better some time...
The larger file is the newer version. The easiest way to compare is to look on this site for the top listing under the changelog. Whatever is at the top will be the most recent update, regardless of the confusing numbers he uses. The explanation as far as I can understand it is below, within the SPOILER; don't open that unless you want potentially to add to your existing confusion.
He uses an odd versioning number for his game, but to see what's newest you take the first part of the number. Since 0.07 is lower than 0.081, you want 0.081. The value after the v (like 08.1 in this latest) is a subversion, meaning a more minor update. For instance, 0.0700v8.1 is a very minor update to the previous release, 0.0700v8, being the same number other than the .1 at the end.
It ofc doesn't help things when he seems to forget (or omit on purpose) zeroes sometimes himself. Anyway, basically you can just always turn the first number into 4 digits, with zeroes added in appropriate places as placeholders to make the numbers more comparable. I've added those for your benefit in my examples below, so if you look at the past few releases, the order would have been:
The light-tan 0s are the placeholders I mentioned; the underlining is for the numbers you'd compare to see which is the more recent version. So compare the first part of the numbers initially, which obviously isn't the easiest; make those all 4 digits after the decimal. And then, if those are the same, compare the second part (after the v in the number).
He definitely makes it harder for those unfamiliar with (or even just less familiar with) versioning to understand his own system. There are basic guidelines or patterns used in the software industry generally, but there is nothing set in stone, so you end up with weird stuff like this sometimes. I can definitely see how it could be confusing or frustrating.
So happy that one of my favorite games of all time has been continued. As VN fans I think we're all used to games being dropped and that it's actually quite rare that they're brought to conclusion (not saying this one will be). Just the fact that it's been revived for now is a light in the dark.
I believe it's supposed to be a flashback of when the MC did things that got him into trouble in the first place. In the beginning of the game, his thoughts ("xx" and "xy") talk about how he had major problems before, which is why he moved to where he is now in the first place. So I think this is supposed to give us some of the backstory on how the MC got himself busted and possibly why he fled to the current town.
It's been a long while since I've played this game but the tags always interested me. Can some one tell me what the content looks like these days? Is there any actual fucking or beasty content yet?
The larger file is the newer version. The easiest way to compare is to look on this site for the top listing under the changelog. Whatever is at the top will be the most recent update, regardless of the confusing numbers he uses. The explanation as far as I can understand it is below, within the SPOILER; don't open that unless you want potentially to add to your existing confusion.
He uses an odd versioning number for his game, but to see what's newest you take the first part of the number. Since 0.07 is lower than 0.081, you want 0.081. The value after the v (like 08.1 in this latest) is a subversion, meaning a more minor update. For instance, 0.0700v8.1 is a very minor update to the previous release, 0.0700v8, being the same number other than the .1 at the end.
It ofc doesn't help things when he seems to forget (or omit on purpose) zeroes sometimes himself. Anyway, basically you can just always turn the first number into 4 digits, with zeroes added in appropriate places as placeholders to make the numbers more comparable. I've added those for your benefit in my examples below, so if you look at the past few releases, the order would have been:
The light-tan 0s are the placeholders I mentioned; the underlining is for the numbers you'd compare to see which is the more recent version. So compare the first part of the numbers initially, which obviously isn't the easiest; make those all 4 digits after the decimal. And then, if those are the same, compare the second part (after the v in the number).
He definitely makes it harder for those unfamiliar with (or even just less familiar with) versioning to understand his own system. There are basic guidelines or patterns used in the software industry generally, but there is nothing set in stone, so you end up with weird stuff like this sometimes. I can definitely see how it could be confusing or frustrating.
It's been a long while since I've played this game but the tags always interested me. Can some one tell me what the content looks like these days? Is there any actual fucking or beasty content yet?
There's LOTS of actual fucking these days, especially if your tastes are varied. If it's just the neighbour wife that you're interested in, then there's some. As for beastiality, there was one optional scene a while back (reportedly), that's not one of my kinks so I haven't seen it.
Too much anal content. I should vary a little and use all the holes. But the game itself is good, different from the rest. And going deeper with the other characters would also be good. Making the beach girl appear again
