So in that sense, I think it does make some of these games more immersive. NTR is fantasy, but it's also based on a concept that is real. However, I think there's another side to this we're not thinking about. I would never wish it upon my worst enemy. I've also personally been a victim to such behavior. I would greatly appreciate the above information! If nothing else, atleast I would be able to provide an accurate recommended system requirements for the game to let people know in advance if their computer will have difficulties running the game.Ĭlick to expand.I was going to respond to this earlier, but I had to think about it for a few days. and this is a long shot, but if disabling Desktop Composition (right click on game.exe and go to properties>Compatibility) improves things or not.how much RAM they have and how much memory their computer is already using before launching the game.if their video card/laptop integrated graphics card supports OpenGL (Please don't just write the name of your video card, I wouldn't know),.if they updated their video drivers to the latest version to get the latest OpenGL drivers and if they haven't, to update it and see if there is a performance improvement,.if they're playing the game on a HDD or SDD,.I'll try to see if there's any optimizations I can do on the scripts but, well, we'll see.Ĭan I ask for anyone who are experiencing slowdowns to tell me: If the lag is caused by opening menus and loading in map assets, that's a tough if not impossible issue for me to fix since it's MV related. Thanks for the missing 004_09.png report!

Otherwise, I greatly look forward to this game's release. Most noticeable was in town when talking to vender NPCs which have anywhere from 1-4 seconds of lag from the end of your conversation with them to their vender menu popping up. For an RPG maker game, some of the menus do take a bit of time to pop up.

My only real problem with the game was load times. I also like that the defeat scenes drop regardless of the fight outcome. I did think the first boss fight was a bit too easy. I did also like the clothing SP system, which gives plenty of reasons to grind Sex exp and wear those clothes into combat. I think the pacing and quest system are both very refreshing changes to H-RPGs, many of which don't feel much like RPG's since they sacrifice story and gameplay mechanics quite a bit.Ĭombat was alright. The player is given a prologue and backstory, and given a main quest along with a few side quests. This game plays a lot like a traditional RPG. Now that I can actually play the game, I can give feedback. Re: Meltys Quest (Official English Demo out now!)

Melty quest save data