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As I understood it, there will be a free roam after you complete it, or at least some sort of post-game play. But the game isn't finished yet, so there's no post-game yet. However, I don't think that would solve this issue, because many of the scenes have specific triggers. Chapter select could, but it would probably lead you to being severely underpowered because you'd miss out on all the levelling, money, and upgrades. Not to mention the chapters are fairly long and each contain several scenes, so there would be a lot to repeat regardless.

Character names aren't the same for each seed. Does this Paxton person have a a particular special role in your game?

There's a little bit already there, but not much -- Library storyline and one scene with hatefuck characters. I do hope it will be expanded.

The "demo" label just means it's not finished yet. There's not currently (nor I believe ever will be, though I can't verify that) a distinction between a demo and a complete version.

Exhibitionism has a ton of unused space. It actually does literally nothing past 6 right now.

Streaming does absolutely nothing for Relaxation, and can increase Attention.

At this point, Pesha, with all your ludicrous comments, I am pretty well convinced you haven't actually played this game longer than it took for you to learn specific terms and are now just constantly trolling.

Having dirty clothes already reduces your hygiene stat. That mechanic is already in the game.

Dirty clothes do have a reaction while in town. Not on campus, except as relates to hygiene stat.

I actually am getting mad at you because you are pushing really, really hard against having more options, which doesn't make any fucking sense.

This is a time management game. Any time delay is highly relevant.

Like... literally, if you've never been in any situation in which you can't just leisurely wait an hour, you probably have not engaged with 90% of the game's mechanics.

Also, some people like the washing machine scene and don't just skip it every time (or can't skip it due to settings), so it could very easily take several hours.

Crime/arrest are on the roadmap. I don't know when it's planned for (and I don't think the author knows yet either), but it'll be added at some point.

That's very strange. I always use the itch desktop app and haven't had any issues saving since the day the new save system was implemented, which was quite a while ago by now. It was broken the first day, but then it was fixed and hasn't had any issues since. Can you provide a screenshot?

Or... did you mean the Save to File? It should display a popup asking you where to save it.

Twine is a program and HTML is a language. Zero people call this style of game Twine or HTML because neither of those is a style.

I don't think any of the storyline routes are complete yet. I imagine there will be a lot more added for all of them.

Because you can only wear one set of clothing. If you have multiple, even the non-stained clothes are washed and you cannot change clothes.

Well, I also haven't tried it, but I do know that having a low grade has repercussions -- it increases the weekly amount owed. (In story, they want their loan money back faster because you don't seem to be applying yourself.)

None of the special NPCs are orientation-locked at all, except Roommate's Partner, which is locked to "some orientation that includes both Roommate and MC." Since Roommate is always the same AGAB as the MC, this is rarely relevant. They may be a specific orientation in that playthrough, but it's randomized based on the options you selected at the start. And with special NPCs, it actually prioritizes compatibility with your MC.

If Daily Skill Caps are on (toggleable in Options), the bars will turn blue to indicate that you have reached the cap for that day.

I personally find the most enjoyment with them off, but that's entirely up to you. On is the default and the way the game is intended to be played.

There are tons of bugs in every update. The author also refuses to accept that there are bugs in the game unless he has already fixed that bug in the next update. I've tried to submit bug reports. He doesn't listen and just assumes you're trying to troll him for some reason. You'd think he'd realize it considering the sheer volume of bug fixes every update, which is far higher than most games and he's not even fixing all of them.

Okay, so there's some confusion here -- that may in fact be the cause of a recent argument I've had -- but in this case, it's pretty clear that you're just confused and not necessarily malicious, so I'm here to correct your confusion.

This isn't a TTRPG. It is a game system. Those are not the same thing. A TTRPG has a setting and lore. A game system is (usually) setting-agnostic -- which this definitely is. All TTRPGs will have a game system, but they are not one and the same. For example, Call of Cthulhu is a TTRPG that uses the game system Basic Role Playing (BRP); Vampire: The Masquerade is a TTRPG that uses the game system Storyteller System.

The author is female, so I think this is because she put in a bunch of events based on her own experiences.

The first chapter is Chapter 0. So, Chapter 9 is the 10th and final chapter.

Yeah this is honestly the worst part of this game (besides the hundreds of bugs every update) and why I keep finding myself uninstalling and reinstalling it. There is zero immersion because it's impossible to play as a submissive person. You can choose to be eager, which should imply submissive, but doesn't affect your submission. Or you can choose to be reluctant, which increases your submission, but absolutely is not what a submissive person would do. And you also cannot be submissive towards more than one person, which makes absolutely no sense in any universe.

The wiki hasn't been updated in a long time. Some of the content is on the Patreon version, but I'm rather certain some is just no longer correct.

Gay is not an activity. It is an orientation. If the characters aren't gay, the game should not ever be tagged Gay, regardless of presence or absence of M/M sex, whether mandatory or optional.

Not that you'd understand this explanation at all, since it's painfully obvious from the "English" version of this game that you don't understand English at all.

You may be talking about the old demo of Kemo Coliseum from years ago? That was essentially a teaser of the battle mechanics and did include some fights that aren't in the current public demo, but will be in the full game.

My understanding is that the only future updates to the demo version will be bug fixing and possible rebalancing, not content updates. However, the full game will be free upon completion. I could be wrong about this, though.

Huh. I actually normally start at the top because it's less likely to disrupt my next planned move. But I guess I can start focusing towards the bottom when I don't have any plans for gems that would be affected by it.

I saw a couple minor text errors.

Every time the Guard Gauge is mentioned, "gauge" is spelled "guage." Since it's consistent, this is probably actually a spelling error and not a typo, but either way it should probably be fixed.

In the scene where Father Kaiden arrives, he is first listed as a Boar Priest, and then a Bovine Priest after clicking on his icon. There's no reason for it to change at all as far as I'm aware, and he's most certainly not a bovine, so that must be an error.

The methods of becoming stronger are:

Leveling up
Acquiring new skills (via level-up or purchase)
Upgrading armor
Acquiring equipment
Purchasing armor bonuses
Stat increases from working (So far, this can only happen once per employer)

Some of these require certain quest progress to become available.

I'm not sure it's "fluid and malleable" as it is IRL so much as mostly unimplemented. As far as I'm aware, it doesn't actually mechanically influence anything besides the genders of professors and some storyline NPCs and one specific scene during adult streaming. Maybe it affects NPC interest? If so, it's a numeric multiplier and not a gate.

I'm sorry, if it took your second playthrough to notice the first thing that happens in the game, you really were not paying attention.

I'm not the one being hostile. At all. I literally just pointed out that developers should do testing before releasing a game, and then people started being hostile towards me for absolutely no reason. I don't see how that is controversial in the slightest. It's industry standard.

Also, if it does not affect gameplay at all, it really shouldn't be there. That's really awful game design.

The dev is also an artist. I think this is his own art, though I have no ability to confirm that.

Romance milestones are a toggleable option. It's under Dating Sim Mechanics.

I don't know how you can list such serious bugs as "minor." You must be used to some really buggy games if that doesn't seem major to you.

It's definitely a you problem if you didn't notice them. Try fucking paying attention.

How the fuck can so many people not notice that the very first choice they make in the game, the name and genital selection, does not fucking work at all? You people are fucking idiots.

Please test your games before releasing them. It very, very obviously has extremely major bugs right at the very start.