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decided to do a challenge in the other side mode where i try to eat every day (had to start with every other day at the very beginning because not enough money).

i'll also be counting going to the cafe with my friend as eating, even though it's just flavor text

what the second guard does will always be dependent on what the first guard does. memorize that and what the correct defenses are and you'll always be able to perfectly defend against the second guard

is this patient the goddamn president? i don't know any other explanation for the snipers.

actually, it doesn't have to be with a human, losing to sexbots also works

i think this might be a the longest anyones lasted in this game

whats the difference between the black and white latex foxes?

it was a dream?

patient where?

"close enough"

do you think you might make similar games with other pokemon?

for some reason the synthetic cum in my inventory can't be sold at the market. like it acts as if i don't have any

as an experiment i decided to name myself Genevave to see if anything special happened. to my dissapointment there were no changes in dialogue.

while having special dialogue for this might be too much to ask, it might be prudent to have a check in place to prevent the player from naming theirself Genevave

what are the effects of citizenship grade up?

what's the best ways to recover release?

i swear i feel like i can barely walk around the low district without being assaulted by back to back combat encounters every tile. am i just getting unlucky or is there something jacking up the encounter chance?

what does leveling up do now?

is there anything other than the removed day limit in the new update?

yeah that definitely works. though "nonfunctional" would probably be a more fitting word

where do i find drowsy hemp?

how do i scroll down to see all the alchemy recipes?

oooh, now i get why i'm constantly low on endurance

also, is natural endurance recovery a flat number or a percentage of your max endurance?

whats the best way to recover endurance?

small idea for a new starting purpose

"defective"

your design was unfinished, your purpose is meaningless now. you were left discarded in a half built state. your life will be a constant struggle until you can rebuild your broken body.

all stats are much lower. several parts start out damaged or missing.

this is pretty much a rock bottom challenge mode, even more than sex slave is. instead of "original" parts you start with "defective" parts, which are pretty much worthless if you try to sell them. some of these parts will be damaged at the start and about two of them will be missing entirely. (if the code doesn't allow them to be missing just start them at 0% or something)

so yeah, that's my idea, let me know what you think.

i couldn't beat it without abusing the rewind function.  i think there should have been a way to gain muscle or something for stat boosts.

what does the knowledge stat do?

decided to make a piece of fanart

his name is the adversary

alright! i'll contact you and i'll see what i can do

yeah that's a fair point. i'd offer to try to help write it but i'm an amateur writer that's only ever made stuff casually and i'm not too confident in the quality of my work.

i have an idea, you probably won't use it but i'd like to talk about it nonetheless.

a "true" freelancer path for the other side, that gives a new meaning to "perhaps do something about it"

it basically starts out as a secret event that happens if you hang out with your friend at least once while you haven't chosen a job. your friend asks for help doing something basic (something like helping him with moving furniture). from then on you'll find opportunities to do more odd jobs for people. once you do a few you'll unlock a new option. "become a freelancer". with a flavor text a little something like "you've made a decent bit of cash from odd jobs, maybe even enough to actually make a living out of it. you'll probably need a balance of both *intellect*, *strength* and *charm* to progress."

from then on your main source of income will be random events that require different skills to succeed in. one day you might help fix someones computer, the other you're lifting a heavy package, and occasionally you even find an antique that you can try to sell to someone. 

as you get more skilled you can buy some relevant items that allow you to access more lucrative contracts. (moving van, high end pc, etc).  once you've made a bit of a name for yourself, you get a contract from a certain company, and end up seeing something you weren't meant to see.

so as it goes, you're an independent (and possibly adversarial) agent that's learned a bit more about the company than the general public. 

so at this point it's a bit of a toss up on how this route could continue. maybe you start some sort of rival business, or eventually some sort of resistance group. perhaps you even engage in corporate sabotage. it's honestly up to your vision of how a route like this would go, but i thought it was an interesting idea nonetheless.

so yeah, that's my idea.  i imagine you wouldn't want to have to make an entire new route in addition to the ones you've already planned, but i hope you at least liked reading this.

that's not your score, that's your time

that's nice to hear. looking forward to the next versions. also btw are the only wolf parts the arm and cock or are there more?

i'd like to enjoy this game but combat is so bugged that it's a crapshoot whether or not i'll be able to get through an encounter without being softlocked

ok, so a few ideas/suggestions

1:remove the time limit. being locked out of the game after day 20 isn't fun. i think there should be an option to continue with an "endless mode" with the disclaimer that any saves made past that point might not work properly for future versions. theres content and things to do that aren't time locked but still take time to do that having room to breathe and do stuff at your own pace would be very beneficial. (especially when trying to grind for expensive things)

2:rework the persistent debuffs. either make the fee to fix them much cheaper, make them temporary, or turn the event that gives you them into a combat encounter that only applies them if you lose.

3:make buying parts from the synth lover shop cheaper, or make selling parts there more lucrative. even a mint condition part only sells for 400 credits. making them about 30% cheaper than they are right now might be reasonable, and a part at 100% condition should sell for at least about 80% of what you can buy it for.

4:this one might be a bit ambitious, but i think it would be cool if starting with a different purpose gave you different parts. for example, the battle bot might start with parts that are more durable but are also uglier. and the sex slave might start with parts that are more beautiful but also more fragile

5:this one is very ambitious, but i think part condition is a bit underutilized. i find it a bit odd that someone would design a robot (especially a battle bot if you chose that background) to feel physical pain the same way a human does, especially when it seems to not be proportional with actual damage. i think a system where individual parts can be damaged and disabled in combat would offer a lot of depth. my current idea is something along the lines of this. every part as well as your core would have two stats, stability and integrity. integrity is pretty much like health is currently. wear and tear that needs to be repaired. but stability would be a sort of replacement for pain, representing temporary dislocations and glitches that may impair a parts functioning without necessarily being lasting damage. integrity obviously requires repair to restore, but stability quickly recovers when out of combat. most attacks would target one or more parts and reduce their integrity and stability. when a part loses all it stability it becomes disabled and temporarily loses function. disabled eyes would reduce accuracy, disabled arms weakening attacks, disabled legs making you unable to kick, etc. core integrity and stability are basically your main health meters. if enough parts are disabled or have low stability then all further attacks will start to reduce your core stability, and when that reaches 0 you collapse and are forced to surrender. if enough parts are broken or have low integrity then further attacks will start to reduce your core integrity, and when that reaches 0 you enter critical condition and have to be rescued by the clinic.

if that last one isn't possible or doesn't fit with your vision of the game then that's okay. i imagine it might be difficult to program so if you want to keep the current health system that's understandable, but the first 3 i think would do a lot to improve the game.

why does the game just arbitrarily end after day 20? why don't i have an an option to keep playing?

the persistent debuffs are extremely annoying. i keep having to pay 500 credits due to events outside of my control

is there a way to  repair the damaged parts that you find?

edit:nevermind, i see theres a repair kit

got the quality control ending first try. which i'll take as a success. sexual frustation is a small price to pay for a fat paycheck

found it!

kuros?