Version 0.19.X (Patreon)
Content
A bit delayed, but finally here. This version includes:
A new custom fusion sequence that complements the "Fuse" dialogue action for custom NPCs created by the community. Durian, an NPC provided by Trencalos, will allow you to quickly preview the sequence as well as having some extra fun with him. He can be located around the Sundial Circle.
New baggy patchwork leather pants and a head bandana have been added to the collection of things you can wear: you can find them around the Island scene.
Additionally, a Recall Cock Ring can be found in the dark room at the Inn, which will allow you to replay the fusion sequences with any of the classic orcs (Celik, Oriol, Bo, etc) while worn. Now by default, the sequences will no longer play every time you get busy with them, instead only triggering the first time.
Characters can now save as fusions, though it is on a very early stage of testing and some things may still break. Use the console command "Unfuse" to quickly split from any merger you wish to end.
Item markers around the places will now display a color, allowing you to tell important items apart from consumables.
Known issues:
The new custom fusion sequence lacks most sound effects.
Oriol's cutscene "blacks out" for a while, apart from looking completely broken when it doesn't. In general, many things in the old sequences need to be reworked so that they use the new sequence frameworks that were developed for the newest encounters.
Some animations snap out during dialogues, and sometimes you may notice the characters "dance in place" if the dialogue is triggered while they turn around to face the player.
Triggering the "Unfuse" action on a fused character through a third NPC will play the "split" sequence as if it comes from you and the third NPC, and not with your former partner.
Newest Windows 10 update really messed things up.
Don't forget to visit Bonfire's Discord server for reporting any performance issues directly to me.
Grab the demo here, and please do not leak it, or at least give me some time to patch things out; I know who, how and where you're doing it, and it is not a nice feeling. I remind you that these versions are unstable, unfinished and not of a quality I want out there in the public.