Special Render (X) - Kim
Added 2024-02-09 11:00:06 +0000 UTCImagine our beautiful Kim is offered a modeling job in Los Angeles for a weekend. Imagine you have to drive her around in your pickup truck. It's close enough to drive there, but far enough to drive back home in the same day. Imagine spending a few nights in a beautiful hotel in L.A. with a gorgeous woman like Kim. Do you think you'd have the energy to go sightseeing on the Walk of Fame after a night with her?
This (1920x4320) is the last, for now, Special Render. I will start posting previews and HOT previews next week.
Comments
I had it planned, but I think it is going a bit overboard. I even purchased the prosthetic leg asset. When the arrival of the new girls gets closer, I will surely publish a survey about it.
Tropecita Games
2024-02-12 18:31:55 +0000 UTCNow that Someone else brought up disabilities, is there going to a differently physically disabled person in the fall students? Like with a prosthetic arm or leg that doesn't use a wheelchair. Am I making myself clear?
William Karl
2024-02-12 18:27:15 +0000 UTCThanks, Jeff! For me, every woman, every person, can be perfect in her "imperfections". And Kim, Scarlett, Kate, Martha, or Jamaal show my point of view better than me doing a speech would do. I wanted perfect girls in My Dorm, but my concept of perfect is a bit different from what we see in the usual AVN. I think normalizing the differences is a good thing. Would any My Dorm player reject Scarlett because of her deafness? Samantha for her workaholicness? Erika for her insecurities? I doubt it. They would reject them because they are not attracted to them because of their looks or personality, but (without having a hidden agenda) I wanted to show how "people with flaws" (and the quotes are intended) can be perfect. No one in My Dorm is what society would call perfect, but they are in their own way. We had the Olympics/Paralympics in 92. I even was a volunteer there (not during the games because my job didn't allow me). I know what you mean. Yes, I'm proud of My Dorm. It started as an "overambitious little" personal project. Yes, I know it's an oxymoron. It has grown bigger than intended. And it's all thanks to you. The best thing My Dorm has is its players! Yes, I'm proud of it.
Tropecita Games
2024-02-09 17:43:21 +0000 UTCIt is so important to have characters like this Trop. A few people recently have been asking me about games with "unconventional" women in them. I think that My Dorm is actually a really important game where that is concerned. We have ethinc "minorities", large women, a deaf/hard of hearing woman, rich, poor and older women. All of them utterly beautiful in their own way and yet not the usual AVN tropes of 20yo, big-titted, not-very-clever types. Each time I play your game (and I am only a short way into 0.15) I am reminded of just how important it is to normalise these women. In 2012 the UK held the Olympics and Paralympics. That changed the way most of the population thinks about "disabilities" and now we have a lot more representation of these amazing people. Not wishing to blow too much smoke up your arse mate, but My Dorm is playing its part in destroying the awful disparity between "normal" humans and those who are seen as having a disability. My respect for you as fellow dev grows with each update and you should be very, very proud of yourself.
JeffersonSound (El Jefe)
2024-02-09 17:21:49 +0000 UTC
