Ripe wrote : Great game... made it to 95 on hard... so I guess there's place for improvement on my part.

It turns out it's actually possible to 117 points

First date (bar) - 20
Second date (gym) - 18
Third date (webcam) - 23
Fourth date (gun range) - 21
Fifth date (nightclub) - 8
Sixth date (the deed) - 0
Seventh date (pool) - 19
Eighth date (restaurant) - 8
Ninth date (beach) - 0

Just a question: does 20 points for First Date include 2 points you can get at ally before you get to bar or not?

Because so far my best for ending Bar date is 19 points...

Also, someone on Leonizers site claim he ended the game with 134 points [and another claim he ended it with 126].

I've no idea if you can get higher than 117 (I stopped trying at that point). I can't help thinking that it would be nice if Leonizer's site credited the authors though.

The 20 points I listed includes everything that happens during the date, including the conversation that Adrian and Christine have before they enter the bar.

ExLibris wrote :

I've no idea if you can get higher than 117 (I stopped trying at that point).

The 20 points I listed includes everything that happens during the date, including the conversation that Adrian and Christine have before they enter the bar.

So I'm missed a point opportunity somewhere... hmmm, wonder what I missed.

Anyway, thanks.

I thought the max was 115. ExLibris found a way to get to 117 (I must have miscounted an arousal). There's no way that 126 is possible through normal means.

Tlaero

I just went and read the comments on PlayforceOne. They really like it. (-:

Leo, ExLibris is right. On the main page where it has the title of the game, can you add a "by Phreaky and Tlaero"? Credit where it's due and all that.

Tlaero

I really think that these games should be what they're cracked up to be - role playing games.

If we start making the antagonist in every dating game a perfect girl and protagonist a perfect man, they are going to degenerate into bleak clones of each other.

You know, I like first-person shooters a lot, although in real life I can't hit a person in the face, let alone shoot somebody with a rifle. The same goes for erotic RPG games: I like to play various characters, even complete assholes who are obsessed with sex and can step over the bodies of their friends just to get into the pants of another hot girl. Although I hope that I can never become such person in real life

So, in that spirit, I think that the game was PERFECT. And although I already thanked the authors, I love to say it again: THANKS GUYS.

outrider wrote : I really think that these games should be what they're cracked up to be - role playing games.

If we start making the antagonist in every dating game a perfect girl and protagonist a perfect man, they are going to degenerate into bleak clones of each other.

You know, I like first-person shooters a lot, although in real life I can't hit a person in the face, let alone shoot somebody with a rifle. The same goes for erotic RPG games: I like to play various characters, even complete assholes who are obsessed with sex and can step over the bodies of their friends just to get into the pants of another hot girl. Although I hope that I can never become such person in real life

So, in that spirit, I think that the game was PERFECT. And although I already thanked the authors, I love to say it again: THANKS GUYS.

I'm not sure I'd classify Christine as the antagonist, although she certainly does put obstacles in Adrian's path for him to overcome.

Also, I don't think anyone is suggesting that the PC has to be perfect. A protagonist is simply the main character around whom the events of the plot revolve, and who the audience is intended to feel the most empathy for. That doesn't preclude him/her being flawed, or a complete bastard. I personally prefer a PC who is detailed, but even anonymous PC aren't identical to each other (consider the protagonist of SD3 for instance).

One of the things I really liked about GtKC was how well developed all of the characters were, which is especially impressive given the limitations of the format (ie. limited dialogue, no descrïption). Normally those sort of restrictions lead to basic 'types' being used, so it was good to see some truly individual characters.

@tlaero
Yeah, in pf1 most of them absolutely loving it, makes them forget about keely (at least for a while)

Maybe we should just retire while on top, eh ?
It will be quite a challenge to top christine (although the next keeley probably can do the job)
What do you think, tlaero ?

great game guys, the personalities of the two main characters are refreshing in the sense that they're unusal.

looking through the responses and critique in this thread, it strikes me that whilst many members of the lagoon are happy playing a game as a strong-willed guy trying to get some shy young woman to come out of her shell and sleep with him, they're not comfortable having the roles reversed and being led on by a stronger female... just a thought

So...anyone gonna post a walkthrough?
just for fun...

I think you nailed it Ifrit.

OK, after a lot of "hard work" and several tries I managed to get a 119 score without cheating... but I DIDN'T get a secret ending. So what did I do wrong?

In case someone is wondering... this are points I get at various parts of game:

Begining (alley) - 2
First date (bar) - 18
Second date (gym) - 18
Third date (webcam) - 25
Fourth date (gun range) - 21
Fifth date (nightclub) - 8
Sixth date (the deed) - 0
Seventh date (pool) - 19
Eighth date (restaurant) - 8
Ninth date (beach) - 0

Edit: I figured out what I did wrong... and I got secret ending...

Greetings from a new memeber and congratulations on you terrific forum.
I have serious problem with Getting to Know Christine, which by the way looks superb. I played it about 50 times and I always lose. My best score so far is 3. In the bar, when I order drinks it drops to 0. Is that normal? I seriously need help here, so anyone that can give me a hint, I will deeply appreciate it.Thanks in advance, and keep up the good work.

zarkon wrote : Greetings from a new memeber and congratulations on you terrific forum.
I have serious problem with Getting to Know Christine, which by the way looks superb. I played it about 50 times and I always lose. My best score so far is 3. In the bar, when I order drinks it drops to 0. Is that normal? I seriously need help here, so anyone that can give me a hint, I will deeply appreciate it.Thanks in advance, and keep up the good work.

What web-browser are you using? Opera is known to have issues. If you're using FireFox, make sure you allow scrïpts to run.

I Hope that helps. And Welcome to The Lagoon!

zarkon wrote : Greetings from a new memeber and congratulations on you terrific forum.
I have serious problem with Getting to Know Christine, which by the way looks superb. I played it about 50 times and I always lose. My best score so far is 3. In the bar, when I order drinks it drops to 0. Is that normal? I seriously need help here, so anyone that can give me a hint, I will deeply appreciate it.Thanks in advance, and keep up the good work.

Firstly, if you intend to keep posting here please go to the thread in Introductions and gives us bit on yourself.

Secondly, we try to maintain the Lagoon as pristine as possible.

Thirdly, I can't believe that you claim playing "50 times" and have a best score of 3 (?)

Look, Christine is not "the lady of your dreams", she's a thrill seeker, go get her! Well, she does have some morality/rules, so yes you do get some restrictions.

Phreaky, we can't retire now. We still have to prove that it's possible to do a realistic female protagonist game. (-:

After THAT we can retire. Well, until we decide we need to prove that it's possible to do a good game where the character is controlled by a demon...

Ripe, 119? Damn, I thought for sure that 115 was the max, then ExLibris proved me wrong and found a way to do 117. Apparently I missed yet another arousal somewhere. Bugs, bugs. You can never squash em all.

Tlaero