Version 0.978b is already available for download for subscribers of the Super Best Friend tier ($25). To view the post with this version, follow this link: https://www.patreon.com/school123/posts/released-0-978b-161125299

Version 0.978a is already available for download for subscribers of the Best Friend tier ($10). To view the post with this version, follow this link: https://www.patreon.com/posts/released-0-978a-160210926

Another week and a half has passed since the last public release. During this time, we've significantly improved many aspects of the game, including bug fixes, performance improvements, and more. However, first things first.

First, randomized NPCs. Quite recently, in previous updates, we implemented systems that allowed NPCs to meet and form relationships with each other. However, this only happened at the beginning of a game session, during generation, and afterward, these relationships were completely static. Now, however, this has become a massive system: NPCs can break up with each other, get back together, and so on at any time. This only happens in one case: if the NPC isn't dating you. NPCs with low commitment often change relationships like gloves—one month they date one, the next month they date another, and so on. Highly responsible NPCs, on the other hand, may date their partners for years and try their best to maintain their relationship, even if you try to influence it (despite this, you can still ruin absolutely any NPC relationship in the game). They will initiate relationships within the game session itself based on the same concept: less responsible NPCs will "attack" practically anyone they meet to date for the sake of not being lonely, while more responsible NPCs, on the contrary, may remain single for years until your character comes to fix it. All this will also affect your relationship, but more on that below.

The relationship system between NPCs and the player was somewhat crude. It didn't bring anything new, but that's changed: now, if you're dating, different demands will be placed on the girl. Some value more time with you, others value affection, others value the sexual aspect of your "family" life, and some value all of these things—without exception. All of this directly depends on their personality, influence stats, and their previous relationship experience (if any). If your partner doesn't like something, they'll let you know—first by warning, then by issuing an ultimatum. They'll try to negotiate with you to change what they don't like about the relationship, and if you can't reach a consensus, they might leave you. This is a global mechanic that will make relationships more interesting, more realistic, and most importantly, more immersive.

Another fairly significant change in the recently added mechanics is phones. Previously, every NPC had these phones, but now not everyone does. They may simply not have this phone in their inventory, making it impossible to call or message them. However, you can gift it to them, slip it into their pocket, or otherwise make sure they have it in their pocket, and they'll be able to use it to its full potential. Besides, since it's now an inventory item, you can steal it and leave the necessary RNPCs without a phone at all - steal from some, give it to others, or sell it, which will be ready in the near future.

So, the next global system is personal information about the NPC. Previously, it was displayed in the biography menu, which didn't look very good, but now you have to ask the NPC personally about it: what their job is, how many sexual partners they've had, their phone number, and also... when their birthday is. This is a new small system: during the NPC's birthday period, you can receive significantly more relationship points for gifts.

When we talk about personal information, we also mean information about the relationship of one NPC to another NPC: now, when you select these interactions, this menu appears:

It displays all the NPCs you know, and all this is present instead of the usual ID/first/last name input. You can also open this menu in the "Find Character" location interaction; there's now a separate "Find Among Friends" button!

Continuing with all these innovations, it's impossible not to mention other simple but pleasant additions. Among them are a dozen new beard styles. These are simple stubble with varying appearances, but they give you the opportunity to create the character you want!

Another change, the last in our little marathon, but not the least on the list of changes: the AI of the NPCs has been significantly improved: due to the recent addition of an inventory, they can use various items in their daily lives. They spend money every day, earn it once a week, and occasionally have a little more than they need. Some NPCs tend to spend more money and save less, while others are the opposite – some can walk around with huge sums in their pockets after a year of gameplay, while others will be permanently short of money for everything. This vast system makes the NPCs' off-screen lives more interesting to watch.

Secondly, system changes. We'll start with a trump card here – a new language is available in the game. It's Korean. Those who've been following the game for a while know that the game had a Korean language long ago – we restored it, translated 90 percent of the untranslated content, and also did a huge amount of work to restore and revive it.

A new global system has been added to the game. The gym and physical attributes system has been significantly improved, thanks to a competitive element we added to the corresponding "Gym" location. There's now a dedicated "Open Leaderboard" button there – it displays the top ten randomized NPCs who have gained the most kilograms in the "Bench Press" movement. This is a completely dynamic list: you can influence these randomized NPCs by getting onto the leaderboard either through your own efforts or by "eliminating" participants in any way possible. The rewards for top spots are significant and are calculated using in-game currency. First place receives 35,000 credits per week, second place 18,000 credits per week, and so on.

Another minor change: a feature to disable the voice narrator/screen reader has been added to the sound settings. This feature, which, when you hover over it with your finger or cursor, echoes what's on the screen in the corresponding language, is now available. Firstly, this makes this feature available on Android, and secondly, many people had trouble disabling it – this change has made it easier to do. Just go to the sound settings.

Third, the story and new locations. We've tucked this into one subheading because the weekly news is already quite extensive. Initially, we re-drew another scene with Hitomi Watanabe. You can see it below:

New locations also fall under this heading. Very soon, the game will feature a variety of locations and the ability to visit NPCs in their apartments/houses—and that includes some improvements.

Fourth, bug fixes and code refactoring. Here we'll simply present you with a list of changes—they include some things you didn't mention in those huge announcements:

New content:

A new language has been added to the game: Korean. The entire game has been translated into this language and is available right now, along with other languages.

The relationship system with randomized NPCs has been significantly reworked: now, if you're dating someone, different demands will apply depending on the woman. Some will value you spending more time with them, others will value affection, others will value the sexual aspect of your "family" life, and some will value all of these without exception. This all depends directly on their personality, influence stats, and their previous relationship experience (if any). If your partner doesn't like something, they'll let you know—first by warning, then by issuing an ultimatum. They'll try to negotiate with you to change what they don't like about the relationship, and if you can't reach a consensus, they might dump you. This is a global mechanic that will make relationships more interesting, more realistic, and, most importantly, more immersive.

In addition to the relationship requirements with your characters, NPCs will also have demands from their current partners. Previously, they only started relationships during game session generation. Afterward, they couldn't break up or start new relationships. Now this has changed—NPCs can break up, get back together, and so on at any time. This only happens if the NPC isn't dating you. NPCs with low commitment often change relationships like gloves—one month they'll date one, the next month they'll date another, and so on. NPCs with high commitment, on the other hand, can date their partners for years and try their best to maintain their relationship, even if you try to influence it (although you can still ruin absolutely any relationship between NPCs in the game). They will begin relationships within the game session itself using the same concept: less responsible NPCs will "attack" practically anyone they meet to date for the sake of not being alone, while more responsible ones, on the contrary, may remain single for years until your character comes to rectify this.

A new option has been added for randomized NPCs: you can ask the desired NPC to address you however you like. Whether it's "beloved" or "darling," you can ask them to use any pet name instead of your character's name.

The system for learning information about a randomized NPC has been completely overhauled: now you need to look it up in some distant category of the biography menu, as before, which could potentially break immersion, but directly ask the NPC via a new interaction – "Ask a personal question...." There are about a dozen of these questions, ranging from the NPC's job to their marital status and whether they are a virgin.

Ten new beard styles have been added for randomized male NPCs, consisting primarily of stubble with varying amounts of variation.

Randomized NPCs now have a birthday: a time when your gifts will best yield relationship points. You can find out when it's due via the new interaction, "Ask a Personal Question...".

Now, when you click buttons that require you to select a NPC, such as "Chat with...," "Don't chat with...," and so on, a special interface appears where you can select a NPC from among your acquaintances, both good and bad. This replaces the need to enter a name/ID, making it a more convenient alternative. Additionally, a new button has been added to the "Find Character..." interface: "Open NPCs Menu," which opens this new interface where you can select characters from among your acquaintances.

The system for training and leveling up physical attributes has been significantly improved, thanks to a competitive element we've added to the corresponding "Gym" location. There's now a dedicated "Open Leaderboard" button there, displaying the top ten randomized NPCs who have gained the most weight in the "Bench Press" movement. This is a completely dynamic list: you can influence these randomized NPCs by getting onto the leaderboard either through your own efforts or by "eliminating" participants in any way possible. The rewards for top spots are significant and are calculated using in-game currency. 1st place receives 35,000 credits per week, 2nd place 18,000 credits per week, and so on.

The phone system, calls, and everything related to it have been significantly improved and modernized: essentially, not every NPC now has a phone. They may simply not have one in their inventory, making it impossible to call or message them. However, you can gift one to them, slip one into their pocket, or otherwise make sure they have one, and they will be able to use it to its full potential. Furthermore, since it's now an inventory item, you can steal it and leave the NPC in need without a phone altogether—steal it from some, give it to others, or sell it.

The AI ​​of the RNPS has been significantly improved: with the recent addition of an inventory, they can use various items in their daily lives. They spend money daily, earn it weekly, and occasionally have a little more than they need. Some RNPS tend to spend more money and save less, while others are the opposite – some can walk around with huge sums in their pockets after a year of gameplay, while others will be permanently short of money for anything. A comprehensive system makes the lives of RNPS off-screen more interesting to observe.

RNPS can now have a favorite music genre of over 100, rather than just six – this selection is determined when they are created at the beginning of a game session. They can enjoy both very popular and more niche music, giving them a more "dense" personality. More part-time jobs have been added for RNPS – about a dozen. Each part-time job brings them money and a basic living, and the part-time jobs themselves have become more unique and dependent on their character. To reduce the number of students working as janitors and so on, they are spread out across locations, filling them with their personalities and corresponding activities.

The ability to disable or enable the Voice Narrator/Screen Reader has been added to the sound settings. A fairly common issue and complaint was the unintentional activation of this feature. Now, it can be disabled this way or by pressing the V key, as usual.

Facial hair can now be generated on randomized male NPCs: not only for those 40+ in the game, but also for younger players (21+), with a slight chance.

On hard difficulty, tooltips for what a particular action does in the interaction interface with randomized NPCs are no longer displayed when you hover your cursor/finger over the desired interaction. On easy and medium, they are still displayed.

Loans, repayments, and all monetary transactions with the RPNS have been moved from the "Questions" category to "Activities."

The RPNS's favorite music genres are now hundreds, not just six. This love of music genres is reflected in game session generation.

The database interface now displays the job title of each randomized NPC and whether they are employed at all.

All interactions with NPCs that required selecting an NPC for something have been improved or completely reworked: now, if you ask someone to bully, the NPC's attitude toward the selected NPC will change. Asking them not to interact with you will cause the NPC to avoid the selected NPC, and so on. The group activity module for randomized NPCs has also been significantly improved to better implement these features.

The "Sleep in Class" location interaction in the Academy auditorium has been removed due to its rudimentary nature and lack of relevance after the addition of the "What to Do in Class" interface.

Now, if you ask a randomized NPC about their attitude toward their partner, they will respond that they are dating, rather than that they don't know each other.

Fixed bugs:

Fixed a bug where the piggy bank could be unavailable in the online store, reducing the number of places your character could store money.

Fixed a fundamental bug in the game's storyline that prevented progression: it was impossible to negotiate the space for Ayano Yoshida's performance at the festival. The necessary choices were missing.

Fixed a bug where the game could throw exceptions when attempting to beat the Eagle in Suzuki Matsui's card game in certain rare instances and moments during the story.

Fixed a bug where RNPSs did not appear in the appropriate category of the main game interface in the academy and some other game locations.

Fixed a bug where the story character "Meiko Tsukasa" would be duplicated in the main game interface, causing the story to reset completely when clicking the "Incorrect" Maiko Tsukasa. This affected both the academy pool locations and your character's apartment while cohabiting.

Fixed a bug where multiple story characters could live with your character at once, which was not intended during development and could lead to certain issues. Now, as before, you can only cohabit with one story character.

Fixed a bug where you could infinitely upgrade your attractiveness modifier in the beauty salon interface without paying for it—the game simply did not charge you after the procedure.

Fixed a bug where the "What to Do in Class" interface could freeze for no apparent reason, potentially making it impossible to open the interface at all.

Fixed a bug that caused the game to incorrectly calculate your character's speech points during story choices involving the story character Yuki Oota, reporting that you didn't have enough, even though you actually had enough.

Fixed a bug that caused the new sprite for the story character "Aiko/Secret Fan" to remain on screen even after certain events involving her, interfering with further story progression.

Fixed a bug where, during an event near the storyline involving a female NPC being beaten by another NPC bully and extorted for money, the bully would constantly change his appearance every frame for no apparent reason. This caused both a lag in the entire game and an extremely difficult fight to defeat to advance the quest.

Fixed a bug where the new sprite for the story character "Meiko Tsukasa" could remain on screen even after any events with her, interfering with the storyline.

Fixed a bug where, during story events, the display of story character sprites could fail to hide the previously displayed NPC sprite, causing the dialogue interface with story characters to look extremely strange. Fixed a bug where the new sprite for the story character "Hitomi Watanabe" could remain on screen even after certain events involving her, interfering with further story progression.

Fixed a bug where, when a randomized female NPC had the second basic hairstyle, the background hairstyle could appear incorrectly in mid-air instead of in its correct position.

Fixed a bug where, during certain events involving the story character "Suzuki Matsui," the game could throw exceptions without any apparent reason, even if this was rare.

Fixed a bug where switching product categories in the online store interface did not reset the product pages for those categories, which could lead to unexpected results with empty product lists in all categories.

Fixed a bug where the face positioned in the "Find out attitude towards..." interaction for a randomized NPC would change every frame, causing the NPC's words to be inaccurate.

Fixed an issue where, in the "Destroy..." interaction in the NPC interaction menu, the first and last names of the NPC you selected would not have a space between them, but would be combined.

Fixed a bug where the "Chat with..." interaction with NPCs simply did not work - many mechanics were systemically changed, making this function rudimentary. It now functions properly, and if used along with an NPC's agreement, the NPC becomes friends with another NPC you recommended for conversation.

Fixed a bug where absolutely all NPCs had some kind of part-time job, which seemed extremely odd. Whether they have a part-time job now depends on certain factors of their personality and their luck.

Fixed a bug where the "Mad Grandpa" event in the gym would constantly repeat unless you finally fought him—there were simply no other options to make it work properly.

Fixed a bug where the game could throw exceptions in rare gameplay situations when attempting to retrieve the in-game date and convert it to a datetime format.

Fixed a bug where the game could throw exceptions when displaying a scene of a certain 18+ nature.

Fixed a bug where selecting Spanish in the game settings still showed the game language as Chinese.

Fixed a bug where hovering over the "Break Up with Your Boyfriend" interaction would throw exceptions without any apparent reason.

Fixed a bug where the game would throw exceptions when attempting to propose to a randomized female NPC through the relationship menu.

As you can see, a tremendous amount of work has been done. We haven't mentioned much of what's being integrated into the game, but we can assure you that the upcoming updates will be the largest in the game's history. This is either on par with the last one, or slightly larger, and the last update is the largest in the game's history. We're gradually gaining momentum in development. Now you can try out this micro-update—all of this content is available in version 0.978b. The next full update, as always, will be released on June 27th, but for now, all that remains is to wait.

Version 0.978a is already available for download for subscribers of the Super Best Friend tier ($25). To view the post with this version, follow this link: https://www.patreon.com/posts/released-0-978a-160210926

So, another week and a half has passed since the release of the last full version of the game. It's time to share what's been accomplished in this short period of time and present it. Fortunately, quite a lot has been accomplished in this time: both new features and improvements. However, let's take things one step at a time.

First, randomized NPCs. This is where the most changes and improvements of all kinds have been made. For example, chubby and MILF NPCs are now available for customization in the NPC editor: you can customize them as you wish, and they have some exclusive appearance settings and changes. Specifically for this, we reworked the entire NPC editor system-wide: we improved existing systems, made them more modular, and did quite a bit of work in this area overall.

In addition to this minor change to the NPC editor, we've added 10 new types of stockings for female NPCs: they can be generated and selected in this interface. Furthermore, a comprehensive rework of the stocking system has arrived. This has long been a long-requested and necessary feature: now, they're not simply not displayed if the legs/calves differ from the standard RNPC, but are adjusted primarily to the sprite, and very precisely. This even applies to changes to this data during gameplay.

Another minor change in the editor: we've added a "Change Gender" button in the body settings as an alternative to the similar one next to the name. Few people knew or suspected this button existed, and this button is intended to correct this oversight.

Now, let's move on to the most significant innovation for NPCs in this short period. A comprehensive and extensive part-time job system has been added for NPCs of both genders: depending on their wealth, personality, attributes, and other details, they can take on over a dozen different part-time jobs. While working part-time jobs, they have more money in their inventory, their employment becomes more visible, and their reactions to your attempts to communicate with them are more varied. Some part-time jobs prohibit communication during work hours, while others encourage it. Each part-time job has different working hours, and during these working hours, NPCs are on their own schedule, and their locational activity corresponds to their position and job: they can sort orders, deliver orders, clean floors - a huge number of new activities, over two hundred of them, and each depends on the job the NPC has chosen. Among other things, jobs also have various greetings for your character and different requirements. This entire system was created to make the experience more immersive: each RNPC has its own schedule, which you can understand purely logically.

Another rather major change for NPCs is that they now have a fully functional inventory. This has also changed the theft system: you steal directly from their inventory. It can contain various items, including money. All of these items are called objects. You can steal these objects, and the steal rate depends on your luck and agility, as well as how well you completed the minigame leading up to the theft. NPCs can have expensive items like amulets and video cameras, as well as berries, food - anything at all. Furthermore, the amount of money they have is no longer simply random - it depends on their side hustle and their actions. Some are richer, some are poorer, and some, instead of a wealthy inventory, have a ton of useless stuff - it all depends on their personality and actions. Additionally, your character can steal clothing from NPCs: tops, underwear, lingerie, and bras. This will be displayed on the sprite itself, and the NPC will remain unaware for a while. You can also plant various items on NPCs.

In addition to "Steal" and "Plant," you can ask the NPC to give you something or give them something using authority attributes. This was done to improve the gameplay of the bully and make it more profitable compared to all other activities. This menu can be accessed through the interaction menu, using the "Give me..." interaction.

Another change: the communication system with randomized NPCs has been completely redesigned: each NPC now has a generated phone number. This phone number is a combination of six numbers. You can try guessing the phone number using the new interface in contacts - phone number entry. This new interface is accessible in the contacts category via a new icon, which is available even if no contact is selected. Among other things, you can obtain this phone number from an NPC in person or through the database interface on your character's computer. Once your character knows the NPC's phone number, it appears in their contacts - knowing it is not necessary for each new connection. You can add an NPC to your phone contacts directly (without entering their phone number, as before) or by guessing, using databases, or any other manipulations through the new phone number entry interface, after which they will be added to your contacts as usual.

And here's the most minor change we need to mention: if your character doesn't communicate with the NPC for a long time (about a week), the NPC may forget your character, and your relationship with them will decrease by five percent every week. This was done to create greater realism and immersion. To maintain the relationship, just 30 minutes of conversation per week is enough.

Well, what we're working on and will be ready soon is a new scene with the RNPC. You can see the result below:

This scene will be tied to the corresponding mechanics.

Secondly, story NPCs. We can already tell you that all content featuring story character Meiko Tsukasa has been redrawn: we've begun work on another story character, Hitomi Watanabe. One scene has already been redrawn, and you can see it on our Twitter: https://x.com/kaitosi11/status/2062423023181770987

Third, system changes. The main changes here are weather-related and related to the phone. Let's start with the weather: now there can be constant rain, dry days, and so on. The RNPC's reaction to these days will also change depending on the day: some days they'll stay indoors more often, while others they'll go outside more often.

Other, more comprehensive changes affect your character's phone. We've already mentioned the ability to enter phone numbers, but that's not all: a new, smaller system has been added for the phone - the communication system. Network reception varies in different locations: better in some places, worse in others. Network reception is categorized as strong, average, and weak. With a weak connection, you can't text or call, with an average connection, you can't call, and with a strong connection, you can do both. This is done to make the experience more immersive.

As you can see, in addition to the communication system, another new button has been added - the "Do Not Disturb" system. If it is enabled, instead of notifications that someone has sent you a message on your phone, nothing will happen.

Fourth, bug fixes and refactorings. We'll begin the changelog here to keep this already-lengthy weekly update short. For those unfamiliar, this changelog is also relevant for 978a, so if you're interested, you can always subscribe and test all these changes before anyone else:

New content:

A comprehensive and extensive part-time job system has been added for NPCs of both genders: depending on their wealth, personality, attributes, and other details, they can take on over a dozen different jobs. While working part-time jobs, they have more money in their inventory, their employment becomes more obvious, and their reactions to your attempts to communicate with them are more varied. Some part-time jobs prohibit them from communicating during work hours, while others encourage it. Each part-time job has different working hours, and during these working hours, NPCs are on their own schedule, and their locational activity corresponds to their position and job: they can sort orders, deliver orders, clean floors - a huge number of new activities, over two hundred in total, each dependent on the job the NPC has chosen. Furthermore, jobs also feature various greetings for your character and different requirements. This entire system was designed to make the experience more immersive: each NPC has their own schedule, which you can easily understand.

In the NPC editor, you can now customize not only the standard male and female sprites but also Chubby/MILF sprites. You can customize them to your liking and create anything you want: they have some exclusive customizations to their appearances, in addition to the standard ones. Furthermore, these types of girls are now generated before the NPC editor, rather than after.

The NPC theft system has been completely overhauled: each NPC now has a full inventory. It can contain a variety of items and money. All these items are called objects. You can steal these objects, and the steal rate depends on your luck and agility, as well as how well you completed the minigame leading up to the theft. They can have expensive items like amulets and video cameras, as well as berries, food - anything at all. Furthermore, the amount of money they have is no longer simply random - it depends on their part-time work and their actions. Some are richer, some are poorer, and some, instead of an abundance of money, have a ton of useless stuff in their inventory - it all depends on their personality and actions. Furthermore, your character can steal clothes from NPCs: tops, underwear, lingerie, and bras - this will be displayed on the sprite itself, but the NPC will simply remain unaware for a while. You can also plant various items on NPCs.

The communication system with randomized NPCs has been completely redesigned: each NPC now has a corresponding phone number. This phone number is a combination of six numbers. You can try guessing the phone number for the new interface in Contacts - phone number dialing. This new interface is accessible in the Contacts category via a new icon, which is available even if no contact is selected. You can also obtain this phone number from NPCs in person or through the database interface on your character's computer. Once your character knows the RNPC's phone number, it appears in their contacts - they don't need to know it for each new connection. You can add the RNPC to your phone contacts directly (without entering their phone number, as before) or by guessing, using databases, or any other manipulations through the new phone number entry interface. After that, they will be added to your contacts as usual.

A system for looting and demanding items from the NPC has been added to the game. In accordance with recent changes to the NPC inventory system, which you can read about below, your character can demand any item from the NPC inventory. If your character has high Authority, their reasons may be accepted and the item may be given to them without any questions.

A new small system has been added to the phone – the communication system. Network reception varies in different locations: better in some places, worse in others. Network reception is categorized as strong, medium, and weak. With a weak connection, you can neither text nor call, with a medium connection, you cannot call, and with a strong connection, you can do both. This is done to make the game more immersive.

A new system has been added to the phone – the "Do Not Disturb" system. When enabled, notifications about messages from someone on your phone will be silent instead of being displayed.

The phone interface has been updated: in addition to the two new features mentioned above, it now also displays the money in your bank account.

The weather system has been improved: there may be permanent rain, dry days, and so on. The NPC's reaction to these days will also change depending on the day: some days they will stay indoors more often, while others they will go outside more often.

About 10 new, varied types of stockings/knee-highs/socks have been added to the game for female NPCs: they are displayed in the NPC editor, generated in the NPC, and available for selection.

A "Change Gender" button has been added to the NPC editor in the body customization category for those who didn't know how to change gender otherwise (the option to click the gender button next to the character's name is still available).

Now, if your character doesn't communicate with the NPC for a long time (about a week), the NPC may forget your character, and your relationship with them will decrease by five percent once a week. This was done to create greater realism and immersion. A 30-minute conversation per week with a character is enough to maintain a relationship.

Female NPCs now generate various accessories, chokers, and other items around their necks. This is done using existing options you may have seen in the corresponding NPC editor.

A major refactoring of the sprite display system in the corresponding NPC editor interface was performed: MILFs and chubby NPCs are now displayed adequately and correctly, there are significantly fewer errors and exceptions, there are no issues with skin color support for certain body parts, some existing appearance modification settings have been improved, performance has been improved, and overall, the entire system is now more modular and user-friendly.

The stocking system for randomized female NPCs has been completely redesigned: now, they are not simply not displayed if their legs/calves differ from the standard NPCs, but are adjusted primarily to the sprite, and very precisely. This applies even to changes in this data during gameplay.

The Chinese and Spanish translations have been updated: untranslated content has been translated, the translation itself has been made more accurate, some local errors and translation flaws have been corrected, and overall work has been done to make these languages appear more native.

Fixed bugs:

Fixed a bug where clothing display on randomized female NPCs would not work correctly without any apparent reason if they were missing outerwear.

Fixed a bug where the game could throw exceptions when attempting to render the bottom portion of clothing on randomized female Chubby NPCs.

Fixed a bug where the game could throw exceptions when entering the interaction menu with a randomized female NPC during the greeting stage.

Fixed a bug where the game could throw exceptions when entering the interaction menu with a randomized female NPC when attempting to combine certain reaction/greeting lists, etc.

Fixed a bug where female Chubby and MILF NPCs would display as errors in the RNPC editor when playing in any game language other than Russian.

Fixed a bug where the "Attention" bar in the interface during Academy classes would not rise, but instead would always show at zero percent, thus defeating the purpose of the mechanic.

Fixed a bug where the game could throw exceptions when attempting to render a female NPC's appearance, specifically the eyes.

Fixed a bug where the game would throw exceptions when rendering a female NPC's sprite when attempting to calculate whether the sleeves should be in the front or back of the sprite.

Fixed a bug where, when a female NPC invited your character on a date via SMS and you accepted, a completely different NPC would appear instead.

Fixed a bug where randomized NPC lists in the "Present NPCs" categories in locations would simply show empty lists of randomized NPCs when they should have been there. Everything now works as intended.

Fixed a bug where the game could throw exceptions in rare gameplay situations during the 18+ character CG scene for randomized female NPCs in the "Masturbation" position.

Fixed a bug where randomized NPCs could greet your character at the wrong time, which could cause an odd appearance.

Fixed a bug where the game could throw an exception when displaying the 18+ character CG scene in the "Masturbation" position due to underwear initialization errors.

Fixed a bug where the skin color of randomized male NPCs in the "Kiss" CG scene could be ignored and displayed as a default.

Fixed an issue where the list of interactions with randomized NPCs in the gift category could extend beyond the interface itself and even off-screen, not aligning with the interface at all.

Fixed a bug where the background behind the sprite of randomized NPCs during certain text-based interactions could display a different location than your character was currently in.

Fixed an issue where the ears of randomized female NPCs could have a different skin tone than their main sprite.

Fixed a bug where, when switching characters in the NPC editor, the game could throw exceptions in some rare gameplay situations.

Fixed a bug where the NPC editing interface could have some detail display issues when editing female characters.

Fixed a bug where the clothing of randomized MILF female NPCs could generate incorrectly even after the NPC itself had been generated, which could lead to certain issues and bugs in the game session and in the editor.

Fixed a bug where, in some gameplay situations, the game could throw exceptions when opening the message interface for randomized NPCs.

Fixed a bug where, after switching the filter from existing to available for purchase in the perks interface, the list of perks themselves could be completely empty.

Fixed a bug that caused the profile list in the diary interface to display all perks available for purchase, not just those currently equipped.

Fixed a bug that prevented connecting to the game servers, which also prevented Patreon subscriber privileges from being available for a limited time.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions when attempting to open the diary interface in the storyline hints category during certain rare gameplay situations.

Fixed a bug that prevented switching between sexual positions from working in the corresponding interface for sexual encounters with randomized female/opposite-sex NPCs.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions during scenes with randomized NPCs and/or opposite-sex NPCs, both within and outside the 18+ category.

Fixed a bug where, when kissing a randomized female MILF NPC, the female sprite's head could disappear, especially if the kiss involved tongue (the most common cause).

Fixed an issue with incorrect display of tattoos on female MILF NPCs in the 18+ scene for the "Cowgirl" character position.

Fixed a bug that caused tattoos on female NPCs in the NPC editor to appear incorrectly: they would appear over the sleeves of clothing, the clothing itself, and most minor and major differences in her sprite, causing visual irritation.

Fixed a bug that caused the game to throw exceptions when attempting to open the randomized NPC export menu in the editor and/or when attempting to save a character to the character library.

Fixed a bug that could cause exceptions in rare gameplay situations when applying for a job at a grocery store.

Fixed an issue that could prevent the game from awarding some achievements even if you had fully completed the requirements.

Fixed an issue that could cause modifications to load during gameplay, which could cause performance issues.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions in very rare gameplay situations in the "Body Settings" category of the randomized female NPC editing interface.

Fixed a bug that caused changes to some detailed eye and facial settings to be reset in the RNP editor and not saved at all, regardless of attempt.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions when attempting to calculate the number of products in the store once per day at the start of a game session if an invalid game session type was created.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions during the Suzuki Matsui storyline, in the corresponding section of the Flamingo and Eagle event.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions when attempting to create a custom character while editing the desired generated hair color through the corresponding interface tab.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions when attempting to find a random NPC in very rare gameplay situations where an incorrect first or last name was entered.

Fixed a typo in the corresponding interface for the biography of a randomized NPC in the "Relationships" category.

Fixed a bug that prevented the NPC editor from reducing the physical attributes of weak and downtrodden characters after generation due to a typo in the code.

As you can see and read, a significant amount of work has been done. Not only adding new content, but also refining existing content. We can only say that even more content and improvements will be released on June 15th: new events with RNPC, important new mechanics for creating immersive experiences, a new language that will be available in the game - a lot of it.

So, a whole month has passed since the release of the last full version, which means it's time for a new full version of the game. During this time, we've made a huge number of improvements, content, and bug fixes. Essentially, this is the largest update ever: refactoring (we rewrote about 20 percent of the code and systems to create greater game stability), a huge number of systems and mechanics, and improvements to existing systems. 

For example, A new language has become available in the game - Spanish. The whole game has been translated into it, which is actually a huge job. New type of female NPCs are now available in the game—a completely new, hand-drawn sprite with a huge variety of clothing, hairstyles, and so on. This list also includes a completely new biographical system for randomized NPCs —full, thousand-word stories about NPCs are generated about how they became who they are today. And most importantly, all of this is generated in a format tailored to each individual—each story is unique—and a completely new, fully-featured, and global messaging system on the phone. NPCs can send you all sorts of messages: they might send nudes, simply tell you what's going on in their lives, how their day was, they might express their feelings via text message, ask you to come over to their place, or even ask you out on a date. 

Specifically for this, the game's randomized NPC AI was completely redesigned, along with another global system—the NPC relationship system. They've begun dating, breaking up, and generally having relationships in a more acceptable form than before: your character can break up relationships, gradually expanding their boundaries of "cheating"—a vast scope of action has become available to you as a player through this mechanic. Smaller innovations and changes are also worth mentioning: for example, a new RNPC greeting system with over a thousand different variations, completely redesigned sprites for story characters like Mikoto, the head of the journalism club, redesigned CG scenes with Meiko Tsukasa (about 5 scenes), RNPC can now be yandere, and many other innovations and fixes are already available in this full update. You can learn more about them below in the changelog, including a huge number of fixes and refactorings. Now, let's move on to the release date of this version for different Patreon roles:  

• On May 27, Early Access to version 0.978 will be open for Best Friend tier ($10) and higher. (Available now): Download Links

• On June 15, Early Access to version 0.978 will be open for Friend tier ($5) and higher.

• On June 25, 0.978 version will be released to the public.

New content:

A new language has been added to the game: Spanish. The entire game has been translated into this language, and it is available at the start of the game/in the general game settings.

A new global system and mechanic has been added, allowing NPCs who know your character's number to message you. They can tell you how their day was, ask you out on dates, express their feelings for you by declaring their love, invite you over, ask you out on dates, and even send nudes. There are over 500 different message types, each unique and revealing a different side of the NPC, bringing them to life. Everything depends on your relationship, as well as the NPC's influence statistics. The more active they are, the more frequently they send messages; the more vulgar they are, the more nudes they send; and the bolder they are, the more likely they are to ask you out on a date.

A massive global system and mechanic have been added that allows randomized NPCs to date each other based on their sexuality and relationships. You can find out whether an NPC is dating in the corresponding tab of their biography, under the "Relationships" category. If they are in a relationship, the player's name, gender, and ID will be displayed, allowing you to find them. It's much more difficult to initiate romantic or sexual contact with NPCs in relationships: each player has a different cheating propensity level. For some, cheating is as simple as a hug, while for others, being naked is completely normal. The initial cheating propensity level depends directly on the NPC's influence stats and personality, and the NPC can be gradually corrupted, increasing their cheating propensity simply by communicating and spending time with them. Among other things, the NPC may, over time, realize that the relationship isn't worth it and break up with their partner. Your character can also request this from the NPC, which they may agree or decline. You can also break up a relationship through any of the other in-game methods: setting another NPC on the desired NPC, being aggressive, etc. – in which case, their relationship will dissolve.

A new type of randomized female NPC—Chubby—has been added to the game. They are generated at a rate of 15 percent of the total game session during session creation. They have their own underwear, clothing, and some exclusive systems. After the game session begins, they can be encountered around the city, and you can engage in dialogue with them just like with MILFs or standard NPCs.

Extensive work has been done on the biographies of randomized NPCs: specific systems have been implemented (such as automatic text changes based on gender), and the entire system has been made completely modular. Each NPC has its own biography based on their influence statistics, club, attributes, and many other factors. Each line is generated with certain dependencies due to its "weight," creating a unique story. Furthermore, the biographies themselves have become truly extensive: each contains over 300 words, divided into childhood, the fundamental factors that shaped the RNPC into who they are today, the reasons for joining the academy, the club, why they have the hobbies they do, and so on—all stories are now complete and engaging. Furthermore, a dedicated button with the RNPC's full biography has been added to the corresponding menu where all of this information is read, rather than just the small window. There, you can read the biography in full without having to scroll back and forth.

The message system with randomized NPCs has been completely overhauled: all replies/messages are now saved on the screen without any issues, they don't reset, and each new message appears at the end of the corresponding list. Additionally, various requests to approach a designated place, ask for directions, and so on have been specifically created for this purpose. As a small addition, each message now includes the date it was sent.

A new request button has been added to the phone interface for randomized female NPCs. You can request nudes from them. There's a chance she'll send them to you, and they'll appear in the general message list, where you can find them at any time. Some refactoring of existing scenes has been done specifically for this purpose, ensuring they display properly in this interface.

More than 8 different ear styles have been added for female NPCs: they are generated directly on them, making each NPC's face more unique. Furthermore, these ears can be modified in the corresponding editor—each one will be available.

A little over half a dozen different events have been added to the game for randomized NPCs: in some, yandere girls with the stalker trait seek your character out for cheating, in others, weak characters thank them for their protection – there are many events, and most of them are aimed at recreating the "yandere" archetype in the game.

Now, when your character approaches a randomized NPC for the first time in an hour, they greet you and react to you before any interactions. There are over a thousand of these reactions: each depends on their personality (for example, arrogant or aggressive NPCs react to the player differently), the level of your relationship (friends/lovers/dating), and the time of day. This allows you to better understand the NPC's personality, whether they are open to communication, and determine their mood for dialogue. It also adds immersion: some NPCs give you a feeling of "tenderness," others of "danger," and some can even be nasty.

Over half a dozen scenes featuring the story character Meiko Tsukasa have been redrawn: the quality has improved, the scenes themselves support different breast sizes for Meiko Tsukasa, and overall, they are much better quality than their predecessors.

The sprite of the story character Mikoto Ohayashi, who appeared in the Vocal Club storyline, has been completely redesigned and redrawn and is already integrated into the game.

The sprite of the story character, who led the journalism club and spoke at a meeting for an independent newspaper, has been completely redesigned and is now integrated into the game.

A new possible location—a medical station—has been added to the game, in a sublocation of the "Academy" location. There, your character can rest in the Academy locations without attracting the attention of NPCs.

Now, the biographies of randomized NPCs are gradually unlocked in the corresponding tab: the higher your relationship with the NPC, the more they are unlocked. Full biographies are no longer available from the start of the game; they must be learned gradually, and learning them fully can take about 30 minutes of gameplay and active interaction with the NPC in question during a game session.

During bench press in the "Gym" location, the barbell's one-rep max weight is now displayed: it depends on your character's strength and experience with this movement, making this minigame more enjoyable, as it allows you to beat your own records.

For location-based activities, specifically "Swimming" and "Sunbathing," NPCs have added corresponding events, using existing visual scenes.

The distribution of NPC activities among each other has been comprehensively improved and refactored: NPCs no longer display aggression toward their friends, friends always have high relationships with each other (this was previously unheard of, which could cause some issues), couples always walk close to each other and try to be together, and numerous other fixes have been made to make this module more stable and less buggy.

The combat system and related systems have been comprehensively refactored and improved: everything has been redesigned to be more modal and functional, and a completely different AI has been added. This AI has completely different methods and systems for defending against attacks and the attacks themselves: all of this is now tied to the NPC's combat experience, as well as its influence statistics. Brave NPCs are prone to greater risks, while others are the opposite. A hidden "Fatigue" system has been introduced in the AI, making them less inclined to defend vital points. A huge number of changes to the AI will make fights more interesting, and in some areas, much tougher and more challenging.

When playing as a female character, the "Swim" interaction in the pool/sea now displays a corresponding scene.

The system for "getting rid" of randomized NPCs through appropriate interactions/events has been improved. This is now a completely more logical system than before: a new NPC does not appear in place of an NPC. Information about the old NPC is retained, but it becomes "inactive," making it only nominally possible to completely eliminate a game session.

NPC hooligans now do not attack NPCs with whom your character has a good relationship (above 50) if your character has a high Authority stat or high overall Physical Attributes.

In the 18+ character scene where a randomized female NPC is receiving a massage, 50 hairstyles, in addition to the initial 15, are now displayed correctly. A second base hairstyle is no longer applied, and everything is displayed correctly.

A comprehensive refactoring of the RNPC display system was conducted: the entire system has become more modular and understandable, becoming more stable, resulting in fewer errors during use.

The game session creation system, or more specifically its interface, was modified: it became more detailed, with more instructions. The number of students in a session is now displayed more accurately, taking into account not only the selected students, and the default values for generating these students have been lowered to allow the player's device to better work with the available data, without unnecessary errors.

A comprehensive refactoring of the system for using some online game features was conducted: they became more stable, more servers are now available, and the coverage area for these features has been expanded thanks to this work.

A comprehensive refactoring of the activity detection system was conducted, resulting in improved performance. There was an issue in the game where RNPC weren't interacting with each other as often. These were primarily caused by aggressive actions. Any romance between them was simply absent—now it is, and all the previously existing romantic/sexual interactions are properly present. Furthermore, the interface itself has become much better than before: it better distributes activities overall, is more intuitive, and, most importantly, works more reliably overall.

A major refactoring of the systems responsible for initializing randomized NPCs was carried out: it has become slightly more modular, and several systems have been added that make everything more stable and understandable.

Fixed bugs:

Fixed a bug where certain choices in Suzuki Matsui's storyline could trigger exceptions and errors that prevented certain story branches from being opened.

Fixed a bug where, in rare cases, opening the refrigerator menu with all dishes prepared would trigger exceptions after cooking certain dishes from new updates.

Fixed a bug where certain categories of dialogue and interactions with Ayano Yoshida could trigger unexplained exceptions without any apparent reason.

Fixed a bug where the game would throw exceptions without any apparent reason when attempting to use cloud saves and some other online features.

Fixed a bug where Suzuki Matsui's sprite would occasionally persist on-screen during the character "Eagle"'s speech during the event where your character and Eagle play cards.

Fixed an issue where some location interactions with the story character "Eagle" could cause the background behind him to be missing.

Fixed a bug where developing the Occultism Club could cause exceptions without any apparent reason, with a slight, though not particularly high, probability.

Fixed a bug where, when accessing the AI via the "Talk about..." interaction with the RNPC, the "Always translate" button simply wouldn't work properly, failing to save the result.

Fixed a bug where businesses purchased by your character through the relevant interface would fail to save and reset after each new save.

Fixed a bug where a female NPC could appear bald without any apparent reason in a scene where she was swimming/sunbathing.

Fixed a bug where selecting "extra large breasts" for a randomized female NPC would cause the game to hide her breasts in any 18+ character scenes involving her.

Fixed a bug where, when using an 18+ scene with a randomized female NPC in the "Side" position, the sprite would sometimes be missing nipples, resulting in an unsightly scene.

Fixed a bug where, in an 18+ character scene for the "Rider" position, a female NPC would have her torso completely missing.

Fixed a bug that could cause visual glitches in 18+ character scenes for the "Missionary" and "Doggy Style" positions, making the scene appear extremely strange.

Fixed a bug that prevented the "Notification" text from displaying translations when displaying any notifications when playing in English/Chinese.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions when attempting to perform location-based activities in the "Cinema" location.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions when attempting to display information about modifications and related systems.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions when attempting to initialize general RNPC data in some rare instances where loading was impossible.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions when attempting to open the relevant game settings and font categories.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions due to enabled generation filters during the generation process itself, in very rare cases.

Fixed an issue that could cause inaccurate and incorrect data display in savegames due to certain errors in initialization files.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions when opening the interface for creating/editing randomized NPCs.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions at certain points during gameplay when the player's location on the world map could not be determined.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions when attempting to initialize the current and future clothing of a randomized NPC.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to crash without specific exceptions or freezes when attempting to cache randomized NPC data without any apparent reason.

Fixed a bug that caused changes to NPCs through influence to work incorrectly, resulting in other NPCs having their data changed. This resulted in some NPC gameplay and interaction functions simply not working as intended, rendering them useless.

Fixed a bug that could cause the NPC sprite to become deformed: a penis would unexpectedly appear, a female hairstyle would appear when the NPC was male, and so on.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions when attempting to access scenes with randomized female NPCs with tattoos.

Fixed a bug where, when playing in English, the biographies of randomized NPCs would not display at all through the corresponding menus, either in the NPC editor or in the corresponding biographies menu.

Fixed an issue that could cause the game to incorrectly handle translations of the game, such as Chinese and English, causing rare exceptions due to font errors.

Fixed a fundamental bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions during the game's tutorial.

Fixed an issue where the notification interface did not function properly and did not center the main text, causing the interface to look odd.

Fixed a bug where purchasing items through the online store interface simply did not work – after purchasing, neither money was withdrawn nor added to your character's inventory.

Fixed an issue where the game console, where cheats and commands were entered, could become cluttered with excessive log data about certain game modules and systems, making the console difficult to use.

Fixed a bug where events featuring the story character Suzuki Matsui could trigger under incorrect conditions, without taking into account the required number of days' delay, or not triggering at all, even if other conditions were met.

Fixed an issue where the game could have certain issues displaying English translations when playing in English, often affecting monosyllabic words like "further," "yes," "no," etc.

Fixed a bug where the game could throw exceptions during certain story events involving story characters, most often involving Suzuki Matsui and Ayano Yoshida.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to distort the sprites of some story NPCs in related story events, including emotional distortions, missing facial parts, etc.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions when opening the grocery store interface during the time it was being stocked (usually Monday mornings).

Fixed a bug that could cause some NPCs, regardless of the location's movement conditions, to be in locations they shouldn't be (requiring a sufficient courage level to enter public places, taking the time of day into account, etc.).

Fixed a bug that could cause some English text, in certain words and phrases, to have a literal translation that didn't convey the overall meaning of the sentence.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to crash when attempting to access the inventory interface during a long game session and when the inventory itself contained too many different items.

Fixed a bug where, when playing in English, the game would sometimes not display the English translation if the cooking interface in your character's room was open and you were looking at a dish's description.

Fixed a bug where the academy guard would kick your character out of your house when your character was communicating with the story character Ayano Yoshida.

Fixed a bug where, after subscribing to Patreon, your subscription information would take an excessive amount of time to be added to the game's database, making it impossible to log in and receive your Patreon subscriber privileges. Everything now works instantly and as expected. The entire system was rewritten from scratch to avoid potential issues with this.

Fixed an issue where the game could throw exceptions when attempting to open the interaction interface with randomized NPCs, in the category with their rules.

Fixed a bug where the game could throw exceptions when attempting to create a cloud save in certain rare gameplay moments.

Fixed an issue where the game could freeze when attempting to play a minigame in the grocery store in certain rare instances when the player has a low-end device.

Fixed a bug where the game could throw exceptions when using certain items from your character's inventory in certain locations.

Fixed a bug where relationships with randomized NPCs were incorrectly awarded for sexual contact with randomized NPCs, for inviting them to your home, and for certain other similar processes.

Fixed a bug where your character could rob one character, but in fact, it was a completely different character being robbed, which ultimately looked extremely odd.

Fixed a fundamental bug where the NPC in scenes would change after the scene had started, the data itself could reset, and generally all of this could be excessively buggy and simply malfunction. The entire system responsible for this has been redesigned, making the game significantly more stable.

Fixed a bug where the game could throw exceptions when attempting to open any interface window from your character's computer, with a small chance of doing so.

Fixed a bug where in some locations and storylines involving Hitomi Watanabe, her old sprite could be displayed instead of her new one, which would blend with the new one in those same places and could interfere with reading the text.

Fixed a bug where randomized female NPCs simply didn't have swimsuits visible while at the beach/pool, causing them to appear naked, which was not intended.

Fixed a fundamental bug where the start of a game session could be an infinite exception with a slight chance of occurring after generation due to errors in the game's generation.

Fixed a bug that caused some 24-hour systems to work incorrectly, causing the game to throw exceptions without any apparent reason after the day changed, although not very often.

Fixed a bug where the game could constantly change some NPC data, even after it was displayed on the screen, through other interfaces, making many systems inaccurate and, in some cases, completely inoperable.

Fixed a bug where, after scrolling through time at the start of a game session, your character's sprite on the main screen (the "Mood" screen) would break without reason: the gender would change, elements of the sprite would become deformed, etc. Everything now works as expected.

Fixed a bug where the game could throw exceptions when attempting to navigate to scenes with randomized NPCs, both 18+ and normal scenes like kisses, hugs, etc.

Fixed a bug where, in the phone menu (calls/texts), the game could duplicate NPC names for no apparent reason: they would simply occupy slots and repeat there.

Fixed a bug where asking a randomized female NPC to send nudes via phone or text message would ignore the chances, and she would send them with 100% certainty.

Fixed a bug where, when using the RNPC writing interface, the game could throw exceptions in rare gameplay situations without any reason.

Fixed a bug where the gender detection system in text did not work correctly with Chinese, which could cause some issues, especially when using the biography and other systems.

Fixed a bug where the fight system, when initiating a fight and attempting to attack, would simply throw exceptions without any reason, making it impossible to do anything except run away.

Fixed a bug that prevented buttons in the fight interface with randomized NPCs from clicking properly and instead of functioning as fully functional buttons, they simply clicked. Additionally, hover button options have been added.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions when attempting to initialize player data upon entering the corresponding interaction menu.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions when attempting to move from location to location in certain specific and exceptional gameplay situations.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to display an excessively low frame rate when opening the club management interface through the corresponding categories.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions when attempting to create a randomized NPC and its copies in the corresponding character library interface.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions when attempting to create a save through the corresponding game menu and/or loading a save.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to freeze and crash when attempting to skip time by 60 minutes in rare gameplay moments.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions when attempting to change a hairstyle on a female NPC through the NPC's editing interface.

Fixed a bug that caused the game to freeze/stutter when attempting to load the NPC's appearance, which could cause the game to crash completely.

Fixed a bug where, in the brawl interface, if it was the NPC's turn to attack, it would appear that you were still attacking when selecting a body part.

Fixed a bug where, in the brawl interface with randomized NPCs, the game could write logs in the logs category without taking into account the gender of the randomized NPC your character was fighting.

Fixed a bug where, when the language selection menu was open, a message would appear in the corresponding interface indicating that the font was not rendering the text when using custom translations or Chinese.

Fixed a bug where the "Text Speed" setting would display the parameter as a fractional value instead of an integer, as intended.

Fixed a bug that could cause exceptions when attempting to determine the date for sending messages in the messaging interface for randomized NPCs.

Fixed a bug that allowed randomized NPCs in a location to interact with randomized NPCs located in other locations.

Fixed a bug that allowed randomized NPCs to interact en masse with a single person, which looked odd when one was fighting, another was discussing something, and a fourth was hugging.

Fixed a bug that caused the male sprite to become deformed when attempting to display it on the screen, with a small chance of doing so.

Fixed a bug that could prevent your character from skipping a turn during fights with randomized NPCs if your character attacked with any weapon, potentially causing the player to become permanently stuck in this state.

repaint the whites of their eyes to match their skin color.

Fixed a bug where opening the RNPC editor during a game session using the Patreon subscriber console or a cheat code could cause the game to display errors preventing the interface from being used.

Fixed a bug where, if your character had a base hairstyle between 6 and 9, they could appear bald in the 18+ character scene with the "69" position.

Fixed a bug where your character could be kicked out of the academy by a guard in absolutely any location after a certain amount of time or in certain gameplay situations.

Fixed a bug where an exception could occur if your character had a certain perk and when entering or being in any location other than your character's apartment.

Fixed a bug where your character could appear bald in the clothing customization menu and/or certain other similar interfaces.

Fixed an issue where your character could appear bald in certain scenes.

Fixed an issue where text could overlap in certain buttons in the randomized NPC editing interface when playing in English.

Fixed an issue where, when playing in English, the game would simply display the clothing ID instead of the normal clothing designation in the clothing selection interface.

Fixed several connection issues with game servers that could cause the game to assign the wrong role/privilege based on a Patreon/Boost subscription in some rare gameplay situations.

Fixed a bug where mod downloads could simply be interrupted without any reason if the download itself was done through our game servers.

Fixed a bug where the game could throw exceptions when attempting to connect to game servers in certain rare gameplay situations.

Fixed a bug where, after prompting the player to move to another location and selecting a location, the game would simply teleport the player there without interacting with the NPC.

Fixed a bug where your character could have four arms when performing missionary with a female NPC when activating certain functions and buttons.

Fixed a bug where the story character Suzuki Matsui would appear as an old character in the gallery interface on your player's computer, rather than a new, redesigned one.

Fixed a bug where the hair and color of female NPCs in scenes with non-R-M characters would sometimes appear incorrect.

Fixed a bug that could rarely cause an exception when opening the phone through the corresponding interfaces.

Fixed a bug that caused female NPCs to always have pubic hair, even if none was actually coded for. This also included the non-functional "Always Shaved" rule and other NPC interactions that affected this.

Fixed a bug that caused all female NPCs to have no pubic hair after a game session was generated. Everything now works as expected, and they will have pubic hair if needed.

Fixed a bug that caused the story character Suzuki Matsui to appear as an old character in the diary interface, rather than a new, redesigned one.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to freeze completely during some very rare gameplay moments on PC devices.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions when attempting to open your character's PC at certain rare points in gameplay.

Fixed a bug that could cause an exception when attempting to communicate with a randomized female NPC after opening a scene with them.

Fixed a bug where purchasing certain perks/skills from the relevant menu could result in exceptions and bugs.

Fixed a bug that could cause certain perks/skills to not function properly—instead, they would be completely useless, making their purchase a waste of money.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to display incorrect attribute values for your character, ignoring certain effects that influence them.

Fixed a fundamental bug that allowed randomized NPCs to interact indefinitely with NPCs with ID 0, breaking their communication mechanics in the group activity system.

Fixed a bug that prevented recent events from being recorded in randomized NPC memory after any interactions with them.

Fixed a bug that caused the old menu to open instead of the new gift menu in some rare gameplay scenarios.

Fixed a bug where, when trying to gift something, the game could throw exceptions immediately after clicking on the corresponding item you wanted to gift her/him.

Fixed a bug that could cause stockings on female NPCs to display incorrectly, ignoring the shape of their calves, thighs, and other features. Everything now works as intended. 

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions when attempting to open a female NPC's appearance in the corresponding editor at the start of the game.

Fixed a bug that could cause exceptions at certain points during gameplay when attempting to render clothing worn by a female Chubby NPC. 

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to hide the pupils of randomized female NPCs when they were displayed in the corresponding editor at the start of a game session.

Fixed a bug that prevented certain scenes with randomized female NPCs from being hidden after they appeared on-screen during rare gameplay moments, resulting in subsequent game instability.

Fixed a bug that could cause the main character in scenes with randomized female NPCs to change and not match the actual NPC your character was interacting with.

Fixed an issue that could cause the female NPC's face to disappear during a kiss scene with the main character in rare gameplay instances.

Fixed an issue that could cause attributes in your character's diary to be displayed incorrectly, causing them to be higher or lower than expected for no apparent reason.

Fixed an issue that allowed you to infinitely purchase perks from the specialized interface, which resulted in nothing but a loss of experience points.

Fixed a bug where, after switching the filter from existing to available for purchase in the perk interface, the list of perks themselves could be completely empty.

Fixed a bug where the profile list in the journal interface would display all perks available for purchase, not just those your character had equipped.

Fixed a bug that prevented connecting to the game servers, which also prevented Patreon subscriber privileges from being granted for a period of time.

Fixed a bug where, when agreeing to group sex with a randomized NPC, the game incorrectly calculated the relationship between the two NPCs, causing a woman to refuse even if she had a good relationship.

Fixed an issue where, in a girl-on-girl sex scene, the background could appear as a simple white canvas, rather than the location background (in any case, your character's apartment).

Fixed a bug where the "Let's Sunbathe" interaction with a female NPC simply did not grant the required number of relationship points and did not change the NPC's attitude toward your character.

Fixed a bug that prevented randomized female NPCs from displaying sleeves at all, even when they should have been visible.

Fixed a bug that could cause some game content filtering settings to work incorrectly (or not at all, to be precise) and allow rare content of this type to pass through.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to generate futanari even if the content filter setting itself was disabled. While this rarely occurred, it did occur.

Fixed a bug that could cause some NPC photos to ignore certain features of their appearance, much less any changes occurring within a game session that alter them due to events.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to spam the engine console with unnecessary system messages, which were unnecessary for some users and could interfere with console use.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to behave incorrectly during

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw exceptions when clicking the "Group Sex" interaction with a randomized NPC after finding a second participant in the whole process.

Fixed a bug that prevented the game from displaying changelogs for versions 967 and 968 in the corresponding patch interface, which should have been there from the very beginning.

Fixed a bug where some content that shouldn't have been in the game was still present, regardless.

Fixed a bug where the "Cultist Set" clothing set for male NPCs incorrectly controlled the randomized NPC's hair, causing it to still appear on top of the rest of the clothing set.

Fixed a bug where, during the 18+ "Masturbation" interaction scene for a female NPC, the wrong bra would be displayed on her, instead appearing somewhere in the middle of the screen rather than on her.

Fixed a bug where it was impossible to use your character's phone without a Patreon subscription; the game would open a menu with AI, which simply wouldn't work without a subscription.

Fixed a bug where blood could appear on the genitals of virgin NPCs, even though there was no actual penetration.

Fixed a bug where the mouth of a male NPC your character interacts with could simply disappear without any apparent reason.

Fixed a bug where an exception could occur during the event where an NPC visits your character, as well as during certain scenes with MILFs.

Fixed a bug where the game could throw an exception when playing the English translation of the game during certain interactions with a randomized female NPC.

Fixed a bug where it was impossible to save the game using the appropriate buttons. An exception would occur.

Fixed a bug where the game could occasionally get stuck in an infinite loop with no way to exit or do anything—the game simply had to be closed.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw an exception when checking whether a character is male or female in scenes involving the NPC, making the scenes unavailable at certain points in gameplay.

Fixed a bug that could cause the game to throw an exception when attempting to open the diary interface in the storyline hints category during certain rare gameplay situations.

Fixed a bug that prevented switching between sexual positions from working in the corresponding interface for sexual encounters with randomized female/opposite-sex NPCs.

Fixed a bug that could prevent a bra from appearing on a female NPC with a chubby build due to duplicate paths during its initialization.

Fixed a bug that could cause exceptions when switching the language from Russian to English during an active game session on Android devices running the latest versions of the operating system.

Fixed a bug that could cause NPCs in locations to become permanently absent after restarting the game/save or performing other in-game actions, creating a completely empty world.

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