Question with namings

[Bud]

I truly wanted to start this game tonight but I will pass without some assistance.

Just how do you name the people of the game as far as relationships? For instance, who exactly is Mia to you or guy friend, he is "Your and Mia's" what?

If I name the relationships wrong, I will have to start over to help with the continuity of the game and the flow of how the game works. Plus my wife is curious and this MAY be her first game like this from what "I" read as she tends to read the massively pay for 'Chapters' set from Facebook.

Could someone help me with the relationships of the people. For instance, if "Mia" turns out to be your wife, naming her your "sister" or "college enemy" may not work right.

Any suggestion on how the relationship work from within the game? Thanks

[Zoltan Redbeard]

Well, the new game description in the store page ("A story of two not-so-common sex friends filled with lust, trickery, laughter and maybe even love.") could be a bit confusing when it come to their relationships, however, you can rely on the old one that was on patreon, from f95zone's forum game thread.

Basically: "You the protagonist, are an 18 year old and you live with your mother, father and a hot sister (Mia)."
The game starts 2 days before the end of school. You are behind in schoolwork and need to catch up on studying to pass. Your parents are going on a trip to France for a week. You are studying late at night when your sister comes home drunk."

You can made them your step-family if you prefer, the story should make sense anyway 😉

[Bud]

Thanks, sort of.

For a great example of why I mentioned this though is one of the games that I just started, "Prince of Suburbia" and although in this one, I knew full well what the game wanted me to do, I choose not to do it as the whole 'fall in love with the mother' theme from a lot of these games like many of these games have, is just somewhat off putting.

Still though, I changed the name of the "Mother" to "Best Friend" and even there, the way the wording was written within the storyline didn't sound well most of the time.

I think if the game would explain what it was 'beforehand', it would make more sense as "Prince of Suburbia" did but still, I guess the phonetically of the storyline could change for the worst and that may not be the best course of action for the player.