I'm curious. Does your better half know about your translation efforts? And what's their opinion about it?
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Quite good actually, it's just sometimes hard to be the person she expect out of me.Welcome back! How's the married life?
And about the translations, i can still be your beloved proofreader.
Any translation being made, just want to lend a hand.
Sure, if by "better half" you mean my wife. She knew about it from the start.
And once more, I can say yes. She knew and don't have anything against it.
There are still some games to translate, like Miyuka, Devil Girl and Demon Girl 2Quite good actually, it's just sometimes hard to be the person she expect out of me.
Any translation being made, just want to lend a hand.
Sure, if by "better half" you mean my wife. She knew about it from the start.
And once more, I can say yes. She knew and don't have anything against it.
So can I help with anything?
Currently, Ritsu is working on Miyuka and Tentakuru is working on Devil Girl 1.
Yeah....i wish there were more like queen hunt....with voices though. IIRC, queen hunt didn't have voice...and that makes me sad.
On the point of that particular author, or at least someone who took his animation and art style perfectly, there is at least 1 other game by him, and I'm fairly confident a second as well. I know the one for certain because it was the first by him I played, it was a fight game with these 'fiddle until you find something' end rewards, and based on...the order you fought the selection of enemy girls, if I remember correctly for it, you got more scenes of fiddling. So say, you fought the mage first, you would mostly just get to blow her armor off, but whoever you fought last, you got to fully undress and mess with. This particular game took place on a ship, with ship backgrounds I recall. The other game I'm remembering less clearly by him had the same theme, combat -> fiddling sex reward, but was 'choose your enemy' instead of 'last one crushed is fully unlocked'. In any case, his games (that I've played that are themed around Dragon Quest), all have the feature where you can click the gem on the girls outfit on a menu or the title screen to play their scenes without fighting them. So, basically 'Jellyfish of the forest's playstyle.