A magical square shimmer of success is a concept that represents a mystical and powerful force that brings prosperity and achievements into one's life. It is believed to be a symbol of positive energy and alignment with the universe's harmonious vibrations. The magical square shimmer of success has been used in various spiritual practices and ancient traditions for centuries. It is often depicted as a square grid of numbers, with each number holding a unique significance. When properly configured, the numbers are believed to create an energy field that attracts success and good fortune. To tap into the power of the magical square shimmer of success, one must first understand the symbolism behind the numbers.
The writing is basic but has a fair number of typos. The MC is pretty much pure evil, never stopping once to consider what he's doing. He immediately decides he wants a bunch of slaves and does it. The idea of romance never once crosses his mind. The girls are just as one-dimentional all either. There's basically only two types of dialog in this game "I hate you" or "fuck me right now".
The storyline is that you inherit a book containing 4 spells, a mind control spells, a gender swap spell, and a couple that juggle the two kinds of mana the game has. Fortunatelly there is a lot of side content, ie casting mind control spells on everything that breathes I had well enough time, but there isn t enough if any interaction between mind controlled girls.
To tap into the power of the magical square shimmer of success, one must first understand the symbolism behind the numbers. Each number represents a specific aspect of life or personal qualities that are necessary for success. For example, the number 1 symbolizes individuality and independence, while the number 5 signifies adaptability and versatility.
VN Ren'Py The Reckoning (Possible title) - World of Darkness game - Introduction and possibilities
After being inspired by Rebirth, I've decided to finally chase my dream and start developing VNs. Specifically, at least in the beginning, in the World of Darkness universe (as inspirational, of course). Thanks for c3p0 for the suggestion!
For starters, I'm gathering research material and deciding on what would be the focus of the first novel. I intend to work on several, and as I get better at it, crossover the stories. But that's for another time. Since Rebirth already's on Vampire: The Masquerade, I thought it might be redundant to start off with a similar story, so I was thinking of Hunter: The Reckoning, since not only is very interesting, it can also have a higher sexual content (because, you know. Vampires aren't really into sex).
So either that or maybe a Werewolf: The Apocalypse or even a Mage: The Ascension setting. So this topic is mainly to have those who are interested in this kind of thing participate as much as they'd like with either ideas or constructive criticism. So tell me what you guys'd like to see in a VN, what kind of setting, what would you enjoy.
I'm also getting a new PC for DAZ rendering. I'm a software engineer and I really dislike crappy stuff, so even if I'm a beginner game developer, I don't want to deliver an amateurish looking first version and I'll work hard so that not only the renders are top-notch, but also the game has a polished feel.
In the long term, I also intend to work on Wuxia and Xianxia VNs. I'm a nerd for those novels too and I haven't seen a VN in that setting. Imagine, if you can, an Against the Gods VN (I know, guilty pleasure, sorry) or Transcending the Nine Heavens? I get the chills imagining it.
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thanks for invite and I will cast an Old Man Obi-Wan Kenobi eye this way when needed.
Specifically I do claim expert SME level of knowledge in the following-
Vampire the Masquerade/Dark Ages/Victorian-et all and screw the Requiem, and yes I know and can consult for the Times of Judgement for all the following and preceding works, but personally it is kind of crap. (Angelic Gargoyle who does it all for Gawd and then get's screwed over in the end. PAHHHLEEESSSEE!
Werewolf the Apocalypse/Wild West
Mummy-all incarnations
Mage The Ascension/pretty much all that weird assed shit, understand that just because you CAN turn an Antediluvian into a lawn chair, doesn't mean you SHOULD. Mage as a rule does not fit well within the other rulesets without extreme constraints. With those, it can totally work. or you can do the smart thing and limit it to Sorcery, Numina, and various other things like that.
Wraith The Oblivion- This works well in some cases, and not in others.
Changeling the Dreaming- needs some work to integrate but can
Kindred and Shapechangers of the East- This works pretty well, though Demon Hunter X goes full anime.
Demon The Fallen- A lot like a Mage feel to it. Needs work to fit in.
"normal" Hunters
The various support staff for those games
Scion-all (Surprisingly, this can work well if done correctly with the other games)
Ars Magicka- Started it all
Retired federal employee(US fed Department of Homeland Security), undergrad physics and minor in applied math and what used to be called Computer Science. Master's in Space System's Engineering-specialty of Aerospace Engineer.
Dad, Grand Dad, and will keep my politics out of it. I left fed service early out back in 2018 for a REASON. That is all I will say about that.
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thanks for invite and I will cast an Old Man Obi-Wan Kenobi eye this way when needed.
Specifically I do claim expert SME level of knowledge in the following-
Vampire the Masquerade/Dark Ages/Victorian-et all and screw the Requiem, and yes I know and can consult for the Times of Judgement for all the following and preceding works, but personally it is kind of crap. (Angelic Gargoyle who does it all for Gawd and then get's screwed over in the end. PAHHHLEEESSSEE!
Werewolf the Apocalypse/Wild West
Mummy-all incarnations
Mage The Ascension/pretty much all that weird assed shit, understand that just because you CAN turn an Antediluvian into a lawn chair, doesn't mean you SHOULD. Mage as a rule does not fit well within the other rulesets without extreme constraints. With those, it can totally work. or you can do the smart thing and limit it to Sorcery, Numina, and various other things like that.
Wraith The Oblivion- This works well in some cases, and not in others.
Changeling the Dreaming- needs some work to integrate but can
Kindred and Shapechangers of the East- This works pretty well, though Demon Hunter X goes full anime.
Demon The Fallen- A lot like a Mage feel to it. Needs work to fit in.
"normal" Hunters
The various support staff for those games
Scion-all (Surprisingly, this can work well if done correctly with the other games)
Ars Magicka- Started it all
Retired federal employee(US fed Department of Homeland Security), undergrad physics and minor in applied math and what used to be called Computer Science. Master's in Space System's Engineering-specialty of Aerospace Engineer.
Dad, Grand Dad, and will keep my politics out of it. I left fed service early out back in 2018 for a REASON. That is all I will say about that.
I'm thrilled that you can take a look at it from time to time. I agree with the Mage part being hard to fit in the same universe simple because of possible OPness. One of the ways I thought to go about it (one of the possible themes for the first game) was that MC was a mage/hunter but didn't use magic because he had too much Paradox, which was acquired during his awakening doing crude magic during a vampire attack. That's also how he'd get to be a hunter too.
I'm not sure how much this background would benefit the game and now that I think about it, it may even be a burden (I mean, if there's no magic, what's the point of being a mage anyway?).
I'm trying to stay out of most cliches, but it's hard in this universe. I'm still doing research and I'm very inclined to make it about HtR. But then again, I'm also very eager to create a Werewolf one too, remembering how fun it was playing it back in the day, feeling that powerful.
So, modern setting, low on crossovers at first, but introducing the universe. I'll have to do more research on Changeling, Mummy and Demon, since I never got to play them. I don't think they were available in my country by the time I played and I didn't import books at that time.
Now Dark Ages? That's something I'd like to get my hands on. I want to have a basic sketch of the story by the end of this week, and I'll keep this thread updated when it's done and when I start development.
I can only hope that by fulfilling this dream of mine I can make someone as happy and entertained as I was with Rebirth. It's been a long time since I felt goosebumps in a game.
Thanks!
This is a Basic Mind control game, you leand a spell and then you get everyone to love you, madly. followed by all the sex you want to click your way though.
By arranging the numbers in a specific pattern, a person can activate the energy associated with each number and bring it into their life. This can be done through meditation, visualization, or simply acknowledging the presence of the magical square shimmer of success in one's surroundings. The magical square shimmer of success is not a guarantee of instant success or wealth. It is a tool that can help individuals align themselves with positive energy and opportunities. By embracing the symbolism and power of this concept, individuals can enhance their own determination, focus, and perseverance, which are essential qualities for achieving success. In order to effectively harness the power of the magical square shimmer of success, it is important to approach it with an open mind and a willingness to explore new possibilities. This concept can serve as a reminder that success is not solely reliant on external forces, but rather on an individual's ability to tap into their own inner strength and resilience. In conclusion, the magical square shimmer of success is a powerful symbol that represents the alignment of positive energy and personal qualities necessary for success. By understanding and embracing the symbolism behind this concept, individuals can enhance their own chances of achieving their goals and living a fulfilled and prosperous life..
Reviews for "Cracking the Success Code: Unveiling the Secrets of the Magical Square"
1. Emily - 1 star
I was really disappointed with "Magical Square Shimmer of Success". The plot was incredibly predictable and the characters lacked depth. It felt like the author took every cliché from self-help books and mashed them together without any originality. I had high hopes for this book, but unfortunately, it fell flat for me. I wouldn't recommend wasting your time on it.
2. Ian - 2 stars
I found "Magical Square Shimmer of Success" to be incredibly repetitive. It felt like the author was desperately trying to hammer home their message, but it just became monotonous after a while. The writing style was also quite bland and uninspiring. I was hoping for more depth and complexity, but this book felt like a superficial exploration of success. I wouldn't necessarily discourage others from reading it, but I don't think it's worth the hype.
3. Sarah - 1 star
"Magical Square Shimmer of Success" was a complete letdown. The author kept going off on tangents that were completely irrelevant and added nothing to the overall story. It felt like a jumbled mess of ideas that didn't cohesively come together. The pacing was also off, with some parts dragging on while others felt rushed. I was hoping for a thought-provoking and engaging read, but all I got was a headache. I'd give this one a pass.