I can see a sort of tie in: Cosmo get's intel on the Das Squirrel Reich getting ready to make their move and needs Luna to interpret for him to get Mary Sue on the war path.
In a dream sequence he does.it's been a while since i played this. so, a very important question. Does Cosmo get any action yet?
poor cosmo.. awesome job with all of the games anyway
I tried to put Tomboy on there but it's way to complicated for me to figure out. There's like a thousand pages you've got to go through and fill out. It's not like Itch where you make a simple store page and just upload the game.poor cosmo.. awesome job with all of the games anyway
Any plans on putting any of your games onto Steam?
too bad
Steam is the only platform i Buy adult games on. early access do have a different set of rules.
As a former soldier, that part will never leave him. If he goes "full redneck", that was already in him but he's learned to restrain that portion of him. It's all about a reflective image. Military people get it, many civilians don't.
Then you get it. That's why I said many civilians don't because many civilians either have never served or has or had someone that did. I can appreciate how you've handled the MC's personality.
Thanks. I appreciate it. My dad and his father were Navy while my brother and my mom's dad were Army and I have 2 cousins that was in the Marines. I also have two ex-girlfriends that were in the National Guard.
I'm liking you more and more. From the Army side of things, I give you a big "Hooah".
My mother's father was career Army who got up to Lt Col in Special forces during Vietnam. Yeah, he was a Green Beret. He started out in ROTC when he was in HS went to college and joined after he messed up his ankle playing college football. Both sides of the family looked up to him until he passed away. My dad was the co-pilot in an F-4 Phantom. He's still around. Retired. During Vietnam he didn't sit around to get drafted and get thrown into the meat grinder. He voluntarily enlisted so he could choose where he wanted to go. My bother never saw combat. He was stationed in South Korea for a decade. He was a Combat Medic who never saw combat. LOL! Though he did go to Iraq for a few weeks.
Love to have at the same time - one on my dick, one on my face.
That's an incredible story, Especially about your brother. You see, back in the day, my first tour of duty was in South Korea, stationed at Camp Hovey, roughly 25 miles off the DMZ (which we had to March to to begin our 3 month police patrols). I Also was a Combat Medic and was So glad that nothing junped off, although we had a couple of close callls. I did do temporary duty in Honduras where the Contra rebels were active in Nicaragua. I also did my thing a few months later in Desert Shield/Desert Storm. Seems our paths were similar. Because dependent loved ones seldom hear this, I say to you and yours: Thank You for Your service of support and stability for the military members of the family. Without strong military families, doing deployments would be difficult, particularly when the assignments are hazardous.
