No More Homework: What Class Will the Teacher Teach?

From the majority of comments it would seem that Art & movie is the most justified route. Nothing to stop the Art teacher having minored in digital art and computer science or having them as a hobby (i.e.AVN's). Again nothing to stop the MC 'collaborating' with a female student or teacher in Computer Science Department for movie special effects and post production. The Art teacher/movie route to me seems to offer the widest choice of scenario's and flexability , whilst also being the easiest to control in terms of the number of character introductions.

If your making the game for women or if your making him gay then have him teach art otherwise Computer Science 100%. There is always Health or Physical Education too but I'm already a No More Money fan and would be much happier seeing you spend more time finishing it than start a different game. There is also No More Secrets I would love to have their story continue.

Seen as though I am the teacher. The Master.. I choose computer science

Why can't we teach biology to main character?

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Hi Jason , i have a question, what happened to Reject No more. Why there is no progress, it's good game I liked a lot. Is it possible to continue that game.

Since right now the poll is so evenly split, what if the teacher was a Graphic Design/Digital Arts teacher? So the teacher would need to know and teach both computer skills and artistic skills. It could even get a bit "meta" if one of the classes he taught was how to use Blender or Daz to the students haha. You could still have a scenario where the project would be a video game, but the "Art" of creating it would also be important to the scenario, where models and anatomy and hands-on/analogue art activities are also part of the class environment.

Could the Arts class lead to unsolicited offers of Nude modeling

I have a love of modelling, both art and photo in adult games. The game wouldn't be a bad idea, but art is much stronger for me.

Biology or P.E.

Art, but I'm concerned that giving the player the choice of what type of movie will be made by the students will lead to many extra renderings being required, and will drastically slow down the update schedule for the game.

Art and Theater would lead to the most creative and varied of opportunities along with you being able to insert many popular meta characters and scenes from books, movies, comics, anime, and so on! Art allows for weird characters and moments since people tend to push the line and limit when it comes to ART!

I'm currently not subbed until after the holidays probably but personally I would say art allows for more creative freedom with nude modeling whether he's on the hot seat showing off to the students or a student is posing or even another female teacher just helping out or one of the eccentric mothers of a student who wants to feel beautiful again. There's a lot of ways to bring outside characters that wouldn't normally be in the class with art. Even an actual model character who has nothing to do with the students could be a general romantic interest or a helpful corrupter for our MC, she could model with other students and help tear down walls cause she like us is also a freak. Things like photography could also increase eroticism and introduce other kinks, easily costume/role play as well as rope play like shibari which could be really hot and erotic, maybe a more shy student who's into it could introduce us or we introduce them and that could lead into other types of bdsm and pet play. Sculpting would give our characters an excuse for physical contact, we've all seen movie scenes where a big strong guy wraps his arms around a woman on a pottery wheel and helps guide her hands. Maybe there's a little size queen who's making a rather large toy for herself with a certain likeness to our mc after he did some posing. There's so many possibilities with art and it still easily allows you to bring in more characters outside of your students with parents coming in to model or you teach an after hours art class or maybe you're just a damn good artist and you're featured in a month long art show that reveals new prices regularly so you have a constant crowd you can meet and introduce to your more erotic work. A woman looks at your shibari photographs and asks "how does one become a model for you". Art can be as erotic as you want it to be. For computer science I can't think of any way to make it erotic and sexy in a comparable way that also flows naturally and makes sense. Our character can be an incredibly fashionable attractive and intelligent character (*edit* I don't mean for them to be a pushover or simp but more charasmatic and he knows it but in a charming not cocky way.) with art that feels natural and naturally draws in women that computer science doesn't. Even women into coding aren't getting wet talking about coding, they go to art for that. Hope this makes sense and maybe introduces some new possibilities and exciting ideas regardless of what route you go. Thank you for all your hard work

I'll just let everyone else decide, lol 😆.

Art Class seems more interesting with the movie and can lead to more interesting scenarios with what can be filmed, can't do that for the videogame really, so I hope for art class. Also seems like other choice is irrelevant as of right now and maybe later too, maybe should consider removing it, cause it will take 10% away and wont really be close to winning, so I feel removing it or having a runoff could help and see where those small amount of people would prefer between just the two options, just a suggestion.

I like art class better as there are a number of activities that can all lead to more fun with the students.

Art class lends itself a lot more to a VN cause you can get into some fun hi-jinks like nude modelling etc

Art class sounds and would look interesting

Artsy fartsy sounds K, though languages or hear me out: teaching Education at a new concept "normal school" at a University that not only teaches one to edmundcate at primary school level but at high school and college levels as well could work too since the artsy fartsy class student body could consist of students that are 19+/-1 years old (sequel opportunity 20+/-1 years olds and 21+/-1 year old) whilst the university students who are receiving education in teaching could be a rotating sideshow of 22 to 25 year olds or what ever freaks of nature who can gain high school diploma at 16 and finish uni at 19. The underlying plot would still be the one you proposed, but they'd be assisting in the new teacher teaching though the uni staff would bear the bulk of that particular field instead of the vocational college staff one of which our protagomist would be. The "normal school" would be under the uni but it's own separate entity other than the university ensures funds and that the class student body gets its share of nerds, slackers and a plenty of normal students in between and similarly bullies and good natured students as well so that the teacher education program gets to touch all the bases teachers are bound to happen upon in their path.

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After due consideration I chose the 'Art Class' option. As you mentioned in your preamble the 'Computer Science and hyper-realistec videogame' option would require a select group of students with extensive technical know how and access to computer hardware at home. This would seem to me to limit the types of people getting involved in the project. The 'Art Class and movie' option would seem to me to allow for a more diverse group of students (technical, artistic, clever, naive, eager, lazy, organised, messy, talented and somewhat talentless), and would also allow for maybe some parents to also get involved in various roles in the making of the movie.

Both would open it to more stories, and more character to enjoy stories. For one i like both because if computer science teaches about gaming also, it make good reason for him to teach art also for game developing. We get to enjoy both and one game. i choose other, for reason for both.

Did 'Not More Money' end already?

This one is a tough one. Both are interesting, but when I was in college (which was relatively recent) STEM courses were a huge sausage fest. Not that there has to be exclusively women or even a majority. But if it's going to be reasonably realistic, then a COMPSI course will likely only have 1-4 female students. Unless of course that's your plan, to only have a couple of student LI's.

Bio engineering?