The psychology behind witch hunting and persecution

By admin

The worst witch time curry was a spell that went awry during an attempted cooking class at the prestigious witch academy. It all began when Mildred Hubble, a well-intentioned but accident-prone student, was tasked with brewing a special potion for the end-of-year feast. Mildred, being a naturally clumsy witch, managed to mix up the ingredients and accidentally added an extra dose of a rare and potent spice called "Witch's Time." This spice was known for its ability to speed up time but was usually used in small quantities for delicate spells. As soon as Mildred added the spice, the cauldron began to bubble furiously, emitting an intense aroma that filled the entire classroom. Within seconds, time started moving at an accelerated pace, causing chaos and confusion among the students and faculty.

Under the witch aluce

Within seconds, time started moving at an accelerated pace, causing chaos and confusion among the students and faculty. The magical effects of the curry were immediate and catastrophic. Students and teachers were caught in a whirlwind of accelerated activities, causing books to fly off the shelves, furniture to topple over, and broomsticks to zoom around uncontrollably.

Unreal Engine Under the Witch [v1.8] [NumericGazer]

Sorry to disturb you.
I have Under the Witch 4.0 (or 0.4).
I beat Alice twice.
But I have the impression that the quest is not validating.

Because I am still asked to "challenge Alice" in quest. :/


Does anyone have an explanation or a solution ?

Of course, if you have any questions about "how to beat Alice".
I would be happy to answer them. ^^

I believe the explanation is that the developer hasn't added any content after the quest yet. Like you've noticed, Alice doesn't react to you winning, and you only get rewards from the combat. Alice's combat might not be repeatable if the quest is finished, so for now the dev lets you continue to fight her. Once there is story development that involves beating Alice, the quest will likely be completable.

Reactions: Breadstick Mann and Hentai_San

Hentai_San

Newbie
Oct 28, 2021 22 9

I believe the explanation is that the developer hasn't added any content after the quest yet. Like you've noticed, Alice doesn't react to you winning, and you only get rewards from the combat. Alice's combat might not be repeatable if the quest is finished, so for now the dev lets you continue to fight her. Once there is story development that involves beating Alice, the quest will likely be completable.

Thank you for your reply. ^^

Hope this is it and not a bug.

Because she's not easy to beat the Alice. ^^ '

So, would you know where the saves folder is ? XD

Staring Cat

Member
Jan 8, 2021 267 819

Not gonna lie. This game is not going great places.
Ar first we had the first fersion with the witch, full if content
Facesitting, cunnilingus, foot licking, foot sniffing, pussy kissing, blowjobs, sex, hypnotic domination, etc…

now it’s been months we get very mediocre content. A few feet and ass scenes (and fart)
The open world addition is something amazing for a fame but people when they play a porn game well it is for porn. Dev should focus more on adding diverse scenes, start with stuff that pleases most of his audience then go on with smaller things line farts.

Game evolves very well but not in the good way, the way players expect.

Reactions: KnowledgeAlfa , MaxBobruisk , ManiacMacaque and 4 others

dwart123

New Member
Mar 29, 2018 10 2

Hi, I found a bug when at the beginning of the fight, if i choose the "Attack" option, the protagonist just disappear and the combat doesn't continue. Do anyone have a solution for this? Thank you!

Chrathrard

Active Member
Nov 20, 2018 909 1,799 When I click Attack my character dissapears and the game is stuck. What do I do?

Hi, I found a bug when at the beginning of the fight, if i choose the "Attack" option, the protagonist just disappear and the combat doesn't continue. Do anyone have a solution for this? Thank you!

I couldn't find a detailed solution to the "attacking Alice" bug, so here's what worked for me:
She won't actively finish you, so you need to waste turns with Wait and See until she can finish you, then use Head Breaker to suicide on her counter. THEN the shop stuff opens, THEN you can buy a weapon to THEN be able to attack her.
I spent about twenty minutes searching this thread for explanations of how people were buying weapons before the second fight, then how they somehow got through without attacking, etc.
And on the fart scene: It's really, really soft. They used a basic bitch fart.mp3 file from thousands of other games/anime, and it's the tamest thing you could imagine. Personally, I'm waiting for a "skip feet" option, but we all know that will never come.

I believe the explanation is that the developer hasn't added any content after the quest yet. Like you've noticed, Alice doesn't react to you winning, and you only get rewards from the combat. Alice's combat might not be repeatable if the quest is finished, so for now the dev lets you continue to fight her. Once there is story development that involves beating Alice, the quest will likely be completable.
The wodst witcy tim curyy

In the midst of the mayhem, Mildred desperately tried to reverse the effects by using counter-charms and incantations but only ended up exacerbating the situation. The frenzy continued to escalate until the academy's Headmistress, Miss Cackle, intervened. Miss Cackle, a seasoned and wise witch, quickly assessed the situation and cast a powerful spell to neutralize the effects of the witch curry. With a wave of her wand, time slowly returned to its normal pace, and everything in the academy settled down. It took hours for the academy to recover from the worst witch time curry incident. Objects were put back in their rightful places, and students and teachers recounted their strange experiences during the accelerated time. Despite the chaos caused, the incident served as a reminder of the importance of caution and attentiveness in witchcraft. Mildred, although discouraged by her mistake, was not punished severely, as it was evident that her intentions were good. She was, however, given extra tutoring to improve her potion-making skills. The worst witch time curry incident became a legendary tale at the academy, cautioning future witches to be careful when experimenting with powerful ingredients. In the end, the academy learned from this mishap, strengthening its emphasis on safety protocols during magical experiments. And with time, Mildred Hubble became a more skillful and respected witch, leaving her mark on the academy's history as the one who brewed the notorious worst witch time curry..

Reviews for "Witchcraft in the modern world: resurgence and alternative spirituality"

1. Emma - 1 star
I found "The Worst Witchy Time Curry" to be extremely disappointing and lacking in substance. The plot was weak and the characters felt underdeveloped. The pacing was all over the place, making it hard to stay engaged with the story. Additionally, the writing style was subpar with grammatical errors and awkward sentence structures. Overall, I expected much more from this book and it unfortunately fell short of my expectations.
2. Mark - 2 stars
"The Worst Witchy Time Curry" had an interesting concept, but it failed to deliver a compelling story. The dialogue felt forced and unnatural, making it difficult to connect with the characters. The plot twists were predictable and there was a lack of depth in the world-building. While I appreciate the author's attempt to create a magical and whimsical atmosphere, the execution felt lackluster. Unfortunately, this book did not live up to the hype for me.
3. Sarah - 2 stars
I had high hopes for "The Worst Witchy Time Curry," but unfortunately, it did not meet my expectations. The storyline was confusing and disjointed, making it hard to follow along. The pacing was slow, and the writing style felt choppy. The characters lacked depth and their actions often seemed illogical. While there were some intriguing moments, they were overshadowed by the overall mediocrity of the book. I was left feeling unsatisfied and uninterested in continuing the series.

Witchcraft and feminism: exploring the link between female empowerment and magic

The dark art of curse casting: separating fact from fiction