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Hello, bros. It's Monday.

The work. In Princess Trainer the "location owners" (Maslab at the inn, Rosa at the Academy ect.,) had 10 random phrases each.

In Queen Trainer every character has 20 random phrases for every each one of the 4 seasons. That means 80 phrases per character. Also there are some additional contextual phrases (things said during a rain or when the main character is tired.)

Some Contextual Phrases can only be triggered once a year, such as stuff said in relation to certain set events or birthdays. To keep it short I am doing a lot of writing and coding these days. -_-

Yes and no. Several times already had people brought it up that QT was supposed to be a straightforward little game, nothing more, and now it looks like I am getting carried away. To this I have to say the following: yes, it is true that I am spending more time than originally planned on some parts of this game, but at the same time I am not making things up on the fly. All this stuff was planned out originally, with one little difference: some of it was not supposed to be this detailed. But I figured since I am doing this already, might as well do it right.

QT when? The phrases thing will take some time. There is a lot of testing involved and also I am trying to make sure the stuff character spit out are not only fit their personality but also are entertaining to read. Creative writing not always fun and games. Talking about all this made me remember this meme:

ANYWAY! I am alive and continue to work, the rest is of no importance.
Thank you for your support, bros. See you next Monday.

-Aka-


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clauskj3r

It is Your game ;-D

Anonymous

It’s shaping up to be a great one it seems !

GamerLegend09

Thank you for your continued hard work Akaman, This game looks more and more promising with each Monday post. 🥰 I am REALLY looking forward to the finished product