It doesn't have that effect yet, maybe it might be added later.
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In fact, this event is consistent with the scenario, because Leah was continuously violated by "Wharf Roach" for a long time after she was defeated before she regained consciousness, and at this point, she had already been physically subjugated by "Wharf Roach", so she would not be disgusted by these things. The rape event is only triggered if she is not defeated in battle.
Strictly speaking, Leah is a very erotic girl, and she won't hate these things as long as she's been physically raped many times in a row, and at this point she's mentally normal.
It's okay, Isiokun.
Before the version reached 1.0, we were just completing the original author's progress, we were going to add some of our own creativity while trying to replicate the game as much as possible, like the weather effects, which were based on the fact that the original version would have randomized effects on Sundays.
(But in fact the original version did not really add this effect, only in the text expressed differently, and then was modified by me after the design of four effects), after my proposal here it becomes 4 random weather effects.
When everything is done, the work that follows is entirely our own. It is possible to add some events, or mechanisms that don't require CG, such as making friends with enemies, or original events for the mushroom bugs, which are all things that can be made.
I don't think it's appropriate, my friend, the enemies in the game are obviously not interested in these things, they are more interested in having sex with Leah, and naturally it should be after many sexual encounters, chance encounters on the map and eventually becoming friends. In the future it would be possible to make some sex events and assistance in combat for them. Some of the above are what I designed in the original game.
I think I can explain the problem.
I think it's because the game program is programmed to look for “readme.txt” text files. If a file with the same name is placed in the same directory as the game program, you'll find that the “about” button in the game automatically recognizes the file, even if it's not the original one. and when there is no “readme.txt” in the same directory as the game program, “about” will choose to report an error.
This is a very funny and interesting phenomenon. The reason it hasn't happened before is that the “readme.txt” text file is in the same zip file as the game program when you update it.