[Move The Chains] | S01E05.P1 | Play Sheet #17

Since the poll pretty decisively wanted bi-weekly updates (honestly feel better about that than weekly as they'd be shorter and might border on spam-ish. Anyways. Guess we'll do the first and third Tuesdays of every month.

We're at a 183 renders made of 500. 37% or so done. There's some simpler transitional animations, but there's no lewds yet. There will be an optional one this update. Something I'm still trying to figure out with these smaller updates is balancing the number of scenes, animations, writing, etc. per each update. I feel like keeping going as I've done with the previous longer updates is the way to go. Kinda treading on new waters with the style of updating, so bear with me.

The 183 renders are made up of two scenes currently. Most of it is the second scene as it might be coming close to the longest scene so far in the game. Maybe an asterisk there as it takes places across three different settings/environments. I'm pretty happy about the quality of this specific scene so far, but maybe that's just my developer bias speaking. It's close to ending though. 3rd and 4th scene are going to move by pretty quick by comparison.

I guess the plan for now is: Make renders > Make lewds/lewd animations > render all, and so forth.

Chinese will likely be the first translation with this update. I'll try to squeeze Russian and French into P2. After that, it'll be polls. Maybe a dice roll to keep it fair. Who knows.

That's about all their is to update right now. We're chugging away at renders. We hope to be around 300 soon. Have some government stuff to do at the DMV on next Monday, but MTC dev should largely be unaffected by that.

You can find the (mostly) live progress chart on the website: https://missftn.com/mtc-pr/, along with the free release downloads. Much of the downloads page outside of the downloads is still WIP. If you click anything else, you'll likely get a 404.

Don't really have a previews to share yet. Some of you may have seen the one above already, maybe not. Either way, blame Canada.

And on that note...