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AHE: Convention Hall (Patreon)

Published:
2020-04-16 18:28:37
Edited:
2023-07-02 21:11:57
Imported:
2026-06
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Content

1 character design, 3 character illustrations, 4 background illustrations, 5 background crowds.

04/16/2020 Convention hallway (establishing shot). 10/27/2020 Krazekode background crowd retired. 12/28/2021 YeMcBear background crowd:

08/09/2022 Convention hallway. 09/15/2022 Crowd:

09/26/2022 Megan cosplay. 03/26/2022 Stephanie side cosplay. 10/03/2022 Megan pushing Stephanie. 06/16/2021 Brian cosplay. 03/21/2022 Stephanie front cosplay.

11/22/2022 Stephanie colliding with Brian:

10/06/2022 Convention hallway (low angle). 11/08/2022 Stephanie on top of Brian. 11/16/2022 Crowd reaction:

09/25/2020 Convention hall. 02/01/2021 background crowd:

11/12/2021 Alternate attendees:

( Stephanie Designs | AnimeCon Harem Eroge | Classi Cafe )

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Kimu Taka

That small cafe where Brian and Stephanie eat overpriced food?

FortySixtyFour

I've really been on the fence about that one. It's a critical standalone scene, but has lower overall utility for the eroge. They DO revisit it briefly with Foxy and Mary later on though, and I can definitely find some kickass coffeeshop chalk signboard refs with crazy prices and some cafe decor, though...

Kimu Taka

I think that's why I was thinking about it too. It's a location that gets used at least twice. I might suggest making a couple different halls for the con center and at least one generic panel room. The hotel lobby for room check-in. Heh, I'm sure you've got a list already though. :D

FortySixtyFour

Just a vague pile of ideas, really. I was thinking "convention entrance" where I picture a big open sort of feature with lots of glass that might include registration and weapons checks kiosks, possibly have the cafe entrance drawn into it. Definitely at least one vendor's room background, probably a four way intersection between different kinds of booths?

Kimu Taka

Vendor hall, for sure. I like the intersection idea, then it could be reused as often as possible given not a lot of action takes place in the vendor's hall. Convention Entrance area would be good, that's seen a couple times. You know, if anything, I'd say get at least 3-4 shots for the hotel room, since a lot happens there (bathroom, two angles of the main room).

Kimu Taka

...I feel like a weird creeper because I had already been thinking of how to do this in Ren'py myself. I'm glad you've taken up the flag for it, given it's not really my place as a ready to infringe on your intellectual property. :P

FortySixtyFour

Multiples of the hotel room is really in favor of kinetic-novel style where it follows the story, grabbing up additional scenes of the convention center itself leans in favor of visual-novel style where players can more freely explore AnimeCon. I absolutely want to do both, but focusing on both so early on here might be unwise. Oof, decisions, decisions...

Kimu Taka

True, that is a difficult decision. Do you go more 'kinetic' where the game follows the story closer with some choices here and there for whoever you are in the head of, but primarily follow the story as is? Or do you make it more free form, allowing the player to explore the con and give a tree of choices over the course of the game? I guess this choice is based on how you feel about building up one or the other (single, long strands of story Kinetic style, or something with a massive tree of choices and consequences). This is not to say one is better than the other. Higurashi and Umineko prove how well received simple kinetic novels can be. Steins;Gate and the like show how decisions could lead down truly twisting paths that you’d have to replay to see something else. I’m not sure which would be easier for you (or what you want in the end), but regardless what you go with… I can’t wait to be there when it’s done.