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Kumpel: Nope
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Gurok: 0 pt
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Gurok: 2 pt
Kumpel: 0 pt

He looks sad. Which is a "refreshing" look, considering most are guard NPCs are usually portrait as "tough guy".
Good job.

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Kumpel: 0 pt

(sorry, just I messed up on Gurok's post).

Now, english isn't my main language, so I might be completely off on this.

But for me a Diary is meant as a private thing, just you and your diary and it's not meant to be read by anyone else. Which means one will be inclined to add personal stuff... just like you said "my brother is an idiot!"
A Journal is not a private thing, so maybe there's more than one input written on it and might be meant to document a trip or expedition. Something you would most likely share with others.

But then again, this might just be the "idea" I have of the two words based on how and when I see the words in tv shows, movies or in a book.

Gurok: 1 0 pt

Edit: Sorry, just realized I messed up.

Thanks, just finished it.

Good job, the graphics are amazing! Congrats!
And it plays nice, albeit fast.

No, it's not only you... but the shading of the hat 5 is the one I like best.

Maybe a look at the "original" will help:


As for body, maybe 3, even though he seems to be leaning backwards.

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Gurok: 1 pt

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selmiak: 0

Okay, guess I'll need to replay and see if it does the same, cause she did not change clothes for me, which I thought was weird. I'll try and re-play it again just to make sure I just wasn't too tired and missed that.

EDIT: Okay, I was probably blind, just gave it another run and she does change. Maybe I was just waiting for for a reaction and when "nothing" happened, I didn't noticed she had changed.

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Gurok: 0

Hey.

Spoiler

I left the "room" and when I entered the bar room she was magically wearing her normal street clothes.

You just need something like this:

Code: ags

function hCabana_Interact()
{
  player.Walk(180, 150, eBlock);
  if (player == cJackieF && cJackieF.HasInventory(iBikini))  {
    cJakini.SetAsPlayer();
    aSurfin_Safari.Play(eAudioPriorityNormal, eRepeat);
    cJakini.Walk(140, 160, eBlock);
    cJakini.Walk(140,  180,  eBlock);
    cJakini.Say("Well, what the hell are you looking at?");
  }
  else if (player == cJakini)
  {
    cJakini.SetAsPlayer();
    aSurfin_Safari.Play(eAudioPriorityNormal, eRepeat);
    cJakini.Walk(140, 160, eBlock);
    cJakini.Walk(140,  180,  eBlock);
    cJakini.Say("That's better!");
  }    
  else  {
    cJackieF.Say("Empty. A place to change clothes, evidently");
    //aSurfin_Safari.Stop();
  }
}

Maybe you have something in the bar room, at loading time, that changes the character back to cJackieF?

Ah... I see you had the code to change the player back on the else. Weird then that is didn't work and she continued using the bikini.

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These are great!
Great job and thanks for sharing! (nod)

Sorry for the long delay, time is a pain some times.

Anyway, just finished it! Great movie game! Lovely story.

A few suggestions: Considering adding ESC for your cut scenes, they are awfully long. And as far as I could see, there's no way to get out of the music video and Intro. Adding ESc or an exit button would be nice. Also, don't know if this is a "RON" thing or not, but there is no sound control. This is one of the reasons I didn't managed to complete testing sooner, cause I had to wait to be alone on my computer.
Inventory items: You seem to have the default from the template left for no reason? No "look"at the bikini either.
Consider adding a couple more lines, even if they are just "decoys" in the dialogue trees, as it is now, it lacks the "I'm playing and decide on what to say" feeling for the player. This would move the game more into the "game field" feeling and less into the "movie with auto-pause" feeling.
Last couple things (bugs): You don't let the player chance back from the bikini. You could just add a if else to the changing tent saying change back to normal clothes if wearing bikini. And at least the big palm tree to the left in the scene is missing a walk-behind.
Oh, and Jackie talks about "record on sponge baths", but I only got that after that talk... you might wish to see about adding an intl to check how many times the player has visited Richy...

Anyway, lovely little game, recommended for those that like story more than puzzles.