itch.io

Are you sure about that? Look at F-Droid or NewPipe. Both are third-party, and both store settings and alike without losing stuff.

I have actually located the directory of another third-party app, Mitch, an Android itch.io client. Preferences are stored as expected in an XML file that is located in /data/data/<package_name>.

So it should be entirely possible to save a game on Android. Yes, things have changed, but that doesn't break them.

Would it be possible to add some kind of auto-update feature to the store? Of course it would be perfect if it was root-compatible, like Aurora, where everything happens automatically, but just automatic downloads would be nice as well.

Thank you very much.

There is no Steam release, but if you buy it once it will be added to your account so that you can always download it.

So it first determines if Sim 1 impregnates Sim 2 (25%), then if Sim 2 impregnates Sim 1 (25%). So the chances are like having two WooHoos in a row...

Maybe decreasing the chance for a "Both" Sim to get pregnant when having sex with another "Both" Sim could push the probability of a child regardless of impregnator and impregnated down to 25%...

It's math time. I'll have to think, but I think that currently a "Both" couple has a higher chance of one getting pregnant than any other couple. I'll see if I can come up with a solution. Unfortunately I can only comment here because the other comment section is locked.

Edit: I got the solution. Whenever two "Both" Sims have sex, the fertility chance (the one you can set) has to be calculated according to this formula

sqrt( - sqrt( 1 - 2 * f^2 ) + 1 ) / sqrt( 2 )

with f being the set fertility chance (let's say 50%). Then it can be passed to the calculation of pregnancy.

The result is 38.27%, so the chance of Sim 1 impregnating Sim 2 is 38.27% * 38.27% = 14.64%. That's also the chance of Sim 2 impregnating Sim 1. As such, the chance of the WooHoo resulting in a pregnancy can be determined using binomial distribution f ( 1, 2, 0.1464) = 25%. That makes a pregnancy as likely as if it was a non-both WooHoo.

Edit 2: That method only works for simple pregnancy mode. I still have to come up with a general solution.

Hi. Maybe that's not the right place to ask, but if this is how the pregnancy chances are calculated, how does the intersex mod work then? If I have the probability at 50%, the chance that one parent gets pregnant will be 25%. Is the chance that both parents get pregnant at 6.25% then? And is the chance to get one child 25% * 75% * 2 = 37.5%?

Wow. I knew I'm unlucky, but I didn't expect to be that unlucky. Maybe you could add that inexperienced vampires can only use normal attacks the next turn after having successfully bitten Mila? Maybe they have to reload their teeth.

That wouldn't really make it easier, but would prevent two bites in a row, which is pretty frustrating.

And completely unrelated feedback: It's a bit confusing that second and third are capitalized in the books in the library.

I wanted to heal myself. But in the first turn I attacked because I was at full health, in the second one I used the Holy Water, in the third turn I was already dead.

The Bookworm just used the bite attack two times in a row, hitting both times. You can't really counter that.

The battles are way too hard right now.

Example: Fight against the bookworm. We both have full health. I attack. She infects me with the virus. I purify myself using holy water. She infects me again and I die.

There's too much RNG.