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This can fall in one of five categories ranging from complete rejection to full acceptance. Some notes on the nature of some of these content elements.Īcceptance: Acceptance defines the Main Character's current attitude on the transformations they're undergoing. +2 Acceptance Points (1 acquirable throughout game)
*Character names partially censored to keep this list as spoiler free as possibleĤ Physical TFs associated with Class Unlocksģ Optional Physical TFs (can access 2 in one playthrough) These include any content elements that would be potentially missed by choices or not participating in the content they are a part of. Spoiler Free Missables Guide (updated 0.5 release)
Petrichor - An escape room type game and a short, side story that takes place in the same universe as this with it's own cast of characters. The Discord for the game and any other projects I make. Or else any action that accesses the save system will fail and crash the game. ATTENTION MAC USERS: You need to put the "Game" file in your Application folder. This helps to redo scenes much quicker (though it does risk cutscenes potentially breaking if you're not careful. You can speed through dialogue using the "Page Down" button/R1 button on controller. To transfer your save, move the save folder under 'www' to replace the one in the new game files Chapter end saves are considered the safest ones to stay compatible. You can use saves from earlier versions. I'm very open to feedback and opinions, so please provide that via the discussion thread or reviews (whichever is appropriate based on the rules and content) if you're willing to provide. Take on high challenge, optional bosses if you really want to test your strategies and mastery of the combat system. That means there is no grinding, no random battles, and a variety of other quality of life features. Battle in a responsive, dynamic, and user friendly take on the RPG Maker battle system that emphasizes strategy. Accept or resist your transformation by making choices to sway the main character's attitude on the situation, take on player controlled transformation customization via TFs being connected to class unlocks, and hunt out hidden TFs through dungeon stories and side quests. Explore unique themed dungeons with their own compelling mini-story arcs and find more extreme TFs throughout the game's various bad ends and temporary forms throughout a given dungeon. All of this is made with a focus on narrative, characterization, worldbuilding, and storytelling. Enter an contemporary/urban/science fantasy story that involves magic, original supernatural beings, and transformations of our male lead. In particular, I was inspired by their ability to tell a quality story with compelling characters independent of the TF themes while also using said themes as a pillar of the story and lore. Or, if you want to help create more art for this project, check out my Patreon page or my Ko-Fi page to make a donation.īetween is a game with slow transformation of the main character inspired by games on the site like Afterlife, Timeless Pantheon, Magical Camp, and quite a few more. So all together, our damage formula is: a.luk >= 50 ? v = 3 : v = 1 a.Have questions or comments? Discuss at the TFGames Thread or at the Discord for my projects 
Last thing we need is the part that will actually be the damage done to the enemy, and to keep it simple we can make it a simple formula of the attacker’s Attack times the variable we just set. The damage formula lets us shorten variables to v, so our Effect if condition is true will be v = 3 and our Effect if condition is false will be v = 1. Variable 1 isn’t being used to keep track of anything in this project, so let’s set it to 1 if the Luck is under 50 and 3 if it’s over. There are a few ways we could do this, but for this skill let’s set a variable that we can use to multiply the damage done. Before we fill in the effects, we need to decide how we’ll be affecting our damage formula. We already know that our Condition is if the user’s Luck is higher than 50, so we’ll write it as a.luk >= 50. Luckily there is a built-in way to do that, so our damage formula will look like this:Ĭondition ? Effect if condition is true : Effect if condition is false Actual Damage formula Which means our damage formula is going to need to include a conditional branch to check Luck as well as the actual damage formula. Our skill’s description of “An attack that has the chance to do more damage if the user's Luck is higher than 50”, should give our players an idea of how the skill will work: it’ll check the attacker’s Luck and adjust the possible damage done depending on that Luck parameter.
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