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In a more serious response, maybe some more situations where the stat build of the player has a strong influence over the direction of the story, maybe for small side quests.

Hmm yes, it would be nice to do more with that. I guess the thing with properly diverging story is the sheer amount of extra content it adds to the backlog. :P But for sidequests it might be fun. I'll keep it in mind!

Hello.

I really enjoyed the foxtaur scene so I'd like to learn more about this character. Maybe a way to befriend him or to talk with him in good terms, even helping him with something that doesn't involve filling his belly. Also what about that girl? She's his partner in crime or a previous potential prey?
On the opposite side, I wouldn't mind more vorish interaction with him (bringing him other preys, being willing...)

Glad to hear you liked Gavin! Yeah, it could be nice to do more with him. The girl with him was potential prey... maybe she could still be, in the future.

Are you going to introduce magic into this project at all? Like spells and such or are you sticking to the low fantasy side?

I wasn't really planning to. I originally also wanted to have ranged weapons like bows in combat, but I decided that due to the simplicity of the combat system, they made no sense: they were inferior to swords as they did the same kind of damage, but also invoked attacks of opportunity (D&D rules I tried to adhere to), and you can hit everyone with melee weapons anyway (there's no positioning system in combat, as you've seen). Simple damage-oriented magic would have the same problems. Maybe there could be other effects though, like stuns or other crowd-control-like things.

Story-wise, I do personally like the low-magic angle. Like, it's a thing that exists, and people know it exists, but almost no-one has the resources required to access it.

I hear ya! If you play your cards right, you don't necessarily get gurgled, but it's always oral vore if that's what you mean. For the time being, at least...

I appreciate the suggestions! I definitely intend to add more random encounters to the forest, there's a whole framework for it in place, just right now the dire wolf's clearing is the only actual thing in the list.

Funny enough, the game core actually supports the player eating items, it's just not a thing in the content I wrote so far. Safe vore would also work, with a couple extra changes. I'll see if I can maybe make it fit.

Uh more content and consistency (like, some of the death scenes have disposal and others don't) otherwise great stuff.