WIP 11/10/2025

Good morning guys,

Below is the list of progress and reflections from the past two weeks, along with a few unexpected (but resolved) mishaps.

– Completion of the 2 animations:

Finished and exported.
Nothing else to say.

– Completion of the first draft:

So, a first full draft of Chapter 2, the protagonist’s arrival in the fantasy world.
It’s an important chapter, both for introducing some of the game’s core mechanics and for advancing the story.
It won’t be a long chapter, but it will be dense with content, and as I’ve mentioned before, splitting it up would drastically ruin something designed to be experienced as a whole.

So, starting today, I’m kicking off the sprint to complete all the remaining drawings and animations:

• Number of drawings: 35 (14 already done)

• Number of characters: 5 (All done)

• Number of animations: 6 (2 already done)

  (These numbers are approximate and may change over time.)
  

– Game mechanics:

After the long journey of developing the sexual escalation system, I’ve continued working in the background on the core gameplay mechanics.
The goal, as always, is to create a simple and fun gameplay experience that brings together the following elements:

• 2D open world

• Story and side quests

• Ally management (Libido–Relationships–Items)

• NPC interactions

• Flirting

• Sexual escalation

• Combat

That’s a lot of systems to balance, so being meticulous is essential to avoid bugs and contradictions.
There have been additions, removals, and improvements, all documented in the HOLY GAME DESIGN DOCUMENT FMSG.
If you’re interested in the technical side, let me know, and I’ll consider publishing it once it’s finished.

– AI and hardware issues:

Learning new AI techniques through ComfyUI wasn’t exactly easy.
After buying the mega PC, I ran into several instability issues and system crashes.
After months of testing and quite a few blasphemous moments (I think I knocked several saints off their celestial thrones), I finally discovered that the issue came from a defective motherboard.
I didn’t mention it earlier to avoid worrying you (I was already anxious enough myself), but I eventually solved it by replacing the motherboard, and now everything should be fine.
So now I can start experimenting again, finally.

As always, the two key concepts are patience and financial management.
I’ll leave you to your own assessments — I’ll keep on cooking.
An infinite thank-you to all of you who, month after month, decide to bet on me.

Alek.