Pokemon Hentai Game update (Jan 31, 2016)

[www.porncritique.lol]

neurotoxin would be a better choice over venom in my opinion.

Neurotoxins attack your immune system, making it harder to move and eventually causing paralysis. That would make even less sense, actually.

[kvier]

neurotoxins attack your neurons. i.e. nerves. While there are some that are specific to sensory or motor neurons, most affect everything equally.

[www.porncritique.lol]

neurotoxins attack your neurons. i.e. nerves. While there are some that are specific to sensory or motor neurons, most affect everything equally.

In that case, the people/pokemorphs affected wouldn't be able to feel anything, including pleasure. Doesn't seem like a good fit in a game all about sex.

[ethinolicbob]

I've been blocked in in the milking factory:

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Anything I can do short of restarting the game?

[Jlokison]

I've been blocked in in the milking factory.
Anything I can do short of restarting the game?

Well you don't have to completely restart, unless you have not been saving. Just open the escape key menu, select load, and restart from your last save.

[ethinolicbob]

That's the problem, I had been saving... too much.
I saved when I got the key before I realised I got penned in

[Thee Pie Man]

I've been blocked in in the milking factory:

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Anything I can do short of restarting the game?

Yeah, you should be able to edit the save/your current position in the place. Here's the steps to do this:

1. Save the game and have it copy to your clipboard
2. Take your copied data to a blank notepad and paste it in.
3. Go to the starting of the code and click with your mouse.
4. Hit Ctrl+F to bring up the search menu, type "position" and select to search down the text (obviously there will be no results going up since you're at the start )
5. Click search and then the first one (position) that should come up directly correlates to where you are in the cave. I took the liberty of playing through and finding an easy X and Y code for you to edit so that you'll be placed outside of those goons- Y 73, X 200

It should look like this after you're done:
y="num_73" x="num_200"

After that's finished select all the text (Ctrl+A)
go back to the game and click load from clipboard, paste it in. Problem solved. C:

[ValturNaa]

I'm not even sure restarting is going to help. A lot of the trainers I've been seeing have had their sight distances altered. For instance, the guy in the alley in Viridian no longer comes far enough out to actually reach his hidden stash. I'd go with the save editing thing. Seems like the best alternative.

[ethinolicbob]

go back to the game and click load from clipboard, paste it in. Problem solved. C:

BAM!
Thank you!
You are a star!

[humbird0]

Quick question here ... will "Ash" ever clue in that several Pokémorphs, and human females want to ride him?

Hmm... I actually thought about that awhile back. I think it'd be interesting if each of the characters somehow change over the course of the story to imply some character growth, but that's actually kind of hard to pull-off creatively speaking, since I tend to always think of the characters in the same way in my own mind.

Consider Ash's viewpoint. With the kind of mother he has, he truly doesn't realize that anything is unusual about women using him sexually. To him it's normal and mundane, which is why he barely reacts when it happens, and doesn't notice foreplay. He doesn't expect women to ask and therefore doesn't recognize the question. He assumes they'll just do it whenever they want to. Misty doesn't realize this, so she keeps trying to tempt him and is confused when he doesn't respond. I think at some point Misty could figure this out and reveal to him that he is actually allowed to say "no" if he wants to. Of course, whether or not he wants to would still be up to the player. This is a hentai game after all.

[humbird0]

I'm not even sure restarting is going to help. A lot of the trainers I've been seeing have had their sight distances altered. For instance, the guy in the alley in Viridian no longer comes far enough out to actually reach his hidden stash. I'd go with the save editing thing. Seems like the best alternative.

Actually, if you're on the sidewalk when he sees you, you can get his stash.

[humbird0]

I've been blocked in in the milking factory:

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Anything I can do short of restarting the game?

It looks like you can get through if you take this route:
Characters only have collision at their feet. You can walk behind them.

[humbird0]

I was in such a rush to finally upload another version of the game, that I forgot to update many of the pokemon graphics with the newly colored pictures. I also tend to not assign pictures to pokemon until I've written their pokedax lore.

By the way, I just came up with some outstanding lore for Seadra. But I'm a little worried that it might be too similar to Butterfree. Still, this lore opens up some interesting situations involving the Team Rocket mafia, and also a twist that could occur later with the loli rapist girl. What would happen to her if her Horsea evolves?

seadra.txt

At some point, I came up with two different versions of the butterfree lore:
butterfree 1.txt
butterfree 2.txt

I noticed, I was disappointed to see my Jessie back wasn't used, and confused that the sketch was still there.

I like that entry, but I don't think it can classify as venom if all it does is make you horny. I would personally think of it as a hormone she injects, making people/pokemorphs afflicted loyal to her thinking it's their own decision, when in reality they are being influenced by the hormone.

Well, actual poison that does actual harm seems pretty sinister, so I was trying to come up with a sexy twist on the concept of "venom." But I just assumed that venom generally referred to injected substances that could have various effects. But double-checking that word on dictionary.com, it apparently refers specifically to poison. So I guess I should re-word this pokedax description slightly.
"serum" looks like a good word to use.

[humbird0]

Hey, just thought I'd pop in to tell you I've found three small glitches in your game that weren't there before.
1) The wall of hookers talked about in the first town away from home doesn't actually show up until AFTER you have Misty in your party.

Well, I don't want to require the player to have Misty, so I leave the option open for the player to leave town. Besides, the hookers are only there at night, and you can't explore Viridan with Ash at night (aside from when you first arrive)
But maybe I should make it so that if you talk to those hookers and go into a building, there will be a wall of hookers blocking the way to Pewter until you sleep somewhere and it becomes daytime.

2) After you free the Tauros from the Rock Gang, if you go collect the gold nugget in the now empty pen, the game will crash as you try to leave.

Hmm... I can't seem to repeat this glitch. When I load a saved game from after the Tauros stampede, I'm able to get that gold nugget and leave that screen without any problems.

3) In the cave between THAT town and the next, if you try going from the cave exit to the last ladder, the game will again crash.

I can't seem to repeat this problem either. I am able to start from Cerulean and travel backward through the cave without any of the ladders causing a crash.

[humbird0]

Great work Humbird0. So I replayed from the beginning and have some feedback.

One big thing I noticed was that when Pikachu came back into my party during the ship sinking, she was MUCH weaker. Instead of being level 7, with Thunderbolt that did more damage than Scratch, and presumably the general damage up from Brock's dad, Pikachu came back at level 4, and after leveling up to 6 again, her Thunderbolt was the same damage as scratch and her overall damage was underwhelming (25 damage for super effective when regular attacks did 18).

Somebody else mentioned that glitch too, so I fixed it on December 31, a few days later after I announced this version of the game. I re-tested that part just now and Pikachu is preserved perfectly, so you're most likely running a slightly older version of the game.
Latest version: pokemon.zip
You can tell if you're playing the newest version if you no longer see dust particles behind Ash when he runs.
(I removed that effect because it was making the game crash for some people)

I could not for the life of me find Pewter Jenny's blackmail photo. I remember it being somewhere in rocket's lair, but all I found was money, gold nuggets, etc. PS. I did not seem to find anyplace to sell gold nuggets and I remember their used to be one.

It's located here, in the lower desert:

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I had stolen Jesse's Ekans; so she didn't have it during the charm tentacool section. Oddly enough, I tried going to the final wall Crack "before" talking with Team Rocket and doing that section and "succeeded". When I did this, Jesse and James obviously weren't there but their lines happened. Also, when Team Rocket wasn't there, the stolen Ekans and Koffing helped in the cutscene, but when I retried and they WERE there, the Ekans and Koffing did not appear (I guess the "is caught" flag is confusing the cutscene) and the cutscene shouldn't start without the Rockets.

Actually, the cause of this glitch is much simpler than that.
I just forgot to make the cutscene check whether or not Team Rocket is with you before allowing you to interact with the wall.
As for having Ekans appear during the cutscene... I added a check for that in a slightly later version of the game (And to double-check, I tested it just now)

I miss Omanyte having a horny causing move; since Normal types are immune to both Cheerleader and Maid's moves. Took until Dugtrio to get a non-normal charm move.

Well, "charm" is a pretty overpowered move to have, so I didn't want to make it too common.
After getting so many pokemorph drawings for the game, I had to re-locate most of the pokemon and re-think which moves they each had in order to avoid them being too similar to each other.

Odd that Maids are "capturable" NPCs. They disappear forever when caught it seems.

Yeah, as a spur-of-the-moment idea, I just thought it would be interesting at that part if the maids could actually join you. But having them disappear is not odd at all. If you catch a pokemon trainer, they will no longer appear on the map... because they're with you. The game checks for that.

The event where Brock and Misty lose their swimsuits (and therefore, meet Brock's rapist) seems missable. I missed it by fighting Surge before trying it in last version's demo and didn't test if it was still possible this time. Then again, the Squirtle squad is technically optional if you know where the cave tunnel is.

That's not really a flaw. In a hentai game, most sexual scenes should ideally be skipable, since not all players enjoy the same things.

Grass pokemon don't seem to super effective Water type. Odd since both Grass and Water get to abuse Ground.

That's true, and I suppose it does seem a little odd. I originally wanted each type to only have one weakness. But since you weren't originally going to have any water pokemon before reaching pewter, I wanted the player to have an alternative option, so gave rock an additional weakness and I originally hid a Caterpie near Pallet town as a bonus trump card to use later.
Having mostly singular weaknesses has another design advantage. If the game's areas cycle through the types in the order of their weaknesses, then when the player has finished powering up their newest pokemon, those pokemon will seem weaker in the next area because they're weak against the new pokemon. This creates a challenge cycle for the player to struggle against, which prevents them from getting overpowered (and bored), since they're not likely to power up every single pokemon they own in each area. If you look at the original pokemon games, they used this kind of cycle too.

In our game, you can repeatedly set up challenge cycles kind of like this:

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plant
fire

water
electric
rock

water
electric
rock

plant
fire

water
electric
rock

So here's how I have this game planned:

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- weaknesses -
Normal « --
Rock « Water
Rock « Plant
Water « Electric
Electric « Rock
PSI « PSI
Plant « Fire
Fire « Water


- placement plan -
I don't follow these rules super-strictly, but they're good guidelines:
Rule: Current pokemon type is weak in the next area.
Rule: Current rare pokemon type is strong in current area & weak in next area.
* means they're elusive or rare in this area

Pikachu       (electric)
pallet_viridian    (norm *plant *rock)
viridian_pewter    (rock plant *plant)
Pewter        (norm rock *water)
pewter_cerulean    (rock norm)
Cerulean       (water norm *(maybe add a rare electric pokemon somewhere?)
Vermillion Beach   (water *rock)
Vermillion Base    (electric normal *electric)
St Anne        (water norm *plant)
Vermillion-Saffron  (plant norm *fire)
Saffron-Lavender   (electric norm *rock)
Lavender Tower    (psi)
Saffron Gym      (psi norm)
Saffron-Celadon    (rock norm *plant)
Celadon        (plant norm *fire *psi)
Celadon-Fuschia    (fire psi norm *water)
Power Plant      (electric norm *electric *rock)
Safari Zone      (rock norm *water *norm)
Fuchsia gym      (norm rock *plant)
Fuschia-Cinnabar   (water norm *fire *electric)
Cinnabar Gym     (fire norm)
Blane         (fire norm *electric)
Viridian Gym     (water, electric, norm *psi)

To be honest, this plan is not perfect.
But there are other minor considerations, such as the fact that you have very few pokemon at first.
And some places might be shorter than others.
I still try to follow those two rules while having each place make sense.

When I had collected nearly every picture, the photo gallery for larger "tags" like OCEAN got very laggy.

I'll have to look into that somehow. My computer is probably a bit more powerful, which makes it hard to find performance bottlenecks. But I do have one way I can try to check this:

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I can setup a virtual machine to use only 1 CPU core. Run Windows XP within it, and then run a program called "turbo.exe" to reduce the available CPU power. Then play the game and see how it performs. Flash games rely far more on raw CPU power than GPU.

Brock's Key did not open the gate in his Gym. For what it's worth, I did the rocket lair before entering Brock's house.

That's the key to Brock's bedroom in his house. The key for the gym's gate is the room at the bottom left, inside one of the barrels.

[ValturNaa]

Well, "charm" is a pretty overpowered move to have, so I didn't want to make it too common.
After getting so many pokemorph drawings for the game, I had to re-locate most of the pokemon and re-think which moves they each had in order to avoid them being too similar to each other.

...you might consider making that move not quite so powerful ... make it have a chance to land or not, or a chance to reverse the horny effect, or prevent it from producing a capture by itself ... just a few ideas ...

And on the same subject, could you do anything about the fact that Barrier is infinitely spammable, turning the whole party damn near immortal? Or the odd way that fury swipes scores 1 puny hit five times in a row and then hits 8 times, taking the enemy from a round 5 hit points to -25?

I'll be trying the newest version...saw a lot of what I would consider bugs in the last one. Like the bandit in the alley in Viridian City no longer coming out far enough to grab his stuff, or the fact that in Pewter City Gym I had lag so bad I could count seconds between character steps. Not even going to name the pokemon that got disconnected from their art because that was an easy fix. And was it on purpose that the man in the pink suit no longer gives away a storage key?

I have to say, though, that I'm excited to see what's come out in this version. Bugs aside, the gameplay additions are quite nice, and the editor looks a bit more developed as well.

[MechDragon]

In that case, the people/pokemorphs affected wouldn't be able to feel anything, including pleasure. Doesn't seem like a good fit in a game all about sex.

how about hallucinogen. it looses the biological feel, but it means something that produces good feelings that aren't real

[Dead2112man]

I'll be trying the newest version...saw a lot of what I would consider bugs in the last one. Like the bandit in the alley in Viridian City no longer coming out far enough to grab his stuff, or the fact that in Pewter City Gym I had lag so bad I could count seconds between character steps. Not even going to name the pokemon that got disconnected from their art because that was an easy fix. And was it on purpose that the man in the pink suit no longer gives away a storage key?

I have to say, though, that I'm excited to see what's come out in this version. Bugs aside, the gameplay additions are quite nice, and the editor looks a bit more developed as well.

Hi Valtur, I can answer some of these if you like, but if you want Humbird0 to respond, that's ok also.
Lest start with that Bandit. That Bandit not coming out all the way is not a bug. It is place there to let players know that sometimes, not all things are reachable unless you find out how to obtain it for the second time around. That Bandit needs a decent amount of space to walk, so just give it more walking space.
Really can't answer the Pewter city one
The man in the Pink does still give the key, but now it is a timed thing, you must first activate the phone call scene where the mention the man in pink who. Then race the shading looking man to the pink guy to get the key. (A lot more difficult then what was orginally in place, but it is a good reminder that if you don't work for something, you not going to get it)
Welp, I hope that answered two of your questions.

[NWLCJonSnow]

It would be awesome to put more animations in.

[NWLCJonSnow]

Also the ability to fuck his pokemorphs. This could be used as a mode of evolution too.
Yah that would be cool.
Fuck it and it evolves.