Well, the good news is you can do Alex, Grace and Liz with just one save point.

Haha good! About Shiori, you said that you can get to that scene but you never strip for her, but the first or second time? Trying to understand at which point to make it "lock" the romance

These are the points I get from Shiori to get me on her path:



Start at 15

Explore the hotel

Agree +5

See Shiori

Your family's very wealthy, then... +10

Find Shiori...

Uh, yes! +5

(Think about) Shiori... +5

Approach Shiori +10

Call Shiori +5



So, as you can see, I never strip for her at all.

Great, that list will be very useful. As you said either I lock to a specific scene, or make sure the values are never higher (but that's trickier, probably will lock the strip scene, requiring it for her path).

I've updated to version 0.77, making the strip scene a requirement in Shiori path (I tried and indeed you could get her to highest relationship even without stripping at all!).

Ok, I think I should play the game as a player, not a tester, to get a bit more enjoyment of the story. I can break it more later.

Yes of course, you've already found some pretty important bugs!! Thanks for your precious help as usual

Ok, now you get Shiori "path blocked" message when choosing "Hang out by the pool and wait for Grace to finish working" or "Forget it - I'm not fit for human company", even though you've never even met Shiori.

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This line only makes sense for some of the responses you can choose in the menu before it. Fx., if you choose "Looking forward to another day of adventure, Mia!", you have a long conversation, and then this line follows as a total non sequitur.

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I'm guessing "another guest" is Shiori, but this text shows even if we haven't met her.

Ok, now you get Shiori "path blocked" message when choosing "Hang out by the pool and wait for Grace to finish working" or "Forget it - I'm not fit for human company", even though you've never even met Shiori.

Ah yes lol. Will do a check for that too!

The other two things should be easily fixed with some slight editing

If you get angry at Grace on the beach the first day, then the first evening will loop and play twice.

ok I cant tell if this a problem is on your end or mine since my computer has a bunch of issues but whenever I try to launch the game I get stuck with a black screen and the little spinning cursor I waited for about 2 hours and nothing happened it that until I forcibly shut it down so is problem on my end or yours sorry don't really know much about computers myself so any help you could provide would be awesome

If you see Shiori on day 1, and then avoid her until day 6, you go straight to nude modeling, without ever having talked about or agreed to do it.

Franka: thanks will check those things out!



Winkie22: hmm weird what OS do you use? I had another user report some issues, but I'm using same Ren'Py version as Hazel, so it's strange if you have problems on this game and not Hazel

If you manage to have highest relationship or tied highest at 15, you can call Shiori on day 9, even if you've never met her.

If you break Grace's romance path on day 6 or 7, you can still end up romancing her, if anyone is higher than Liz in relationship points.

ROFL, Shiori is really a troublemaker haha. Anyway, to fix the other thing you spotted, I'm going to stop the romance at that point too (I think is the only way without messing other stuff). So that on Day 5 if you don't trigger the Shiori indecent proposal that route is blocked.



Strange since when you break romance the relationship should go down. Maybe that doesn't happen and it's the reason. Going to check

It's Shiori's fault, I didn't break Shiori's romance, and she's higher than Liz.

Ahhh OK! I thought it was Grace that had higher relationship. Haha interesting case this one, I didn't consider it. Well, I think is enough to break Shiori romance if you pick the option to go live with Grace (since you never see again makes sense).