>>8638 Officially approved mods: https://dolmods.net Popular mods, including content restoration: https://www.allthefallen.moe/forum/index.php?threads/degrees-of-lewdity-forks-advice.44907/ Dead mod >>6032 mentioned: https://gitgud.io/Sweetheartyn/degrees-of-lewdity-world-expansion

(1) Stardew Valley [Build 16826371] - Morgan Marriage Mod - Madotsuki Mod - Jas Marriage Mod - Jas H Events Mod - C-Team Mod - Ashley and Spooky Mod - Constanze Mod - Cute and Funny Scarecrows Mod - Valley Of Toddlers Mod v0.1b (Beta) - PolyamorySweet Mod [Fixed] - Leo Nude Mod (2) A Hat in Time [Build 18112335] — [DLC] - Birthday Suit Mod (3) MiSide [Build 16931068] - Healthy Little Mita Mod (Someone should make a nude mod for little Mita) (4) Demon Turf: Queens Edition [Build 11730175] (5) Little Witch Nobeta [Build 12610004] — [DLC] (6) NEKOPARA: Extra [Build 3841014] (7) Living With Sister Monochrome Fantasy [Build 15322445] — [DLC] — (18+ Patch) (8) Imouto! Life ~Monochrome~ (English ver.) [v2.01] (9) Bloodroot [version 1.1.3.3] (10) That Girl Quest ~Back Alley Angel [version 1.01] (11) LonaRPG [version 0.9.8.0.5] (12) Lufuclad [version 38] (13) Labyrinth of Estras [v0.0.8] (14) Black Souls I (15) Black Souls II [v1.13] — [DLC] (16) Red Riding Woods (17) How To Raise Happy NEETs (English ver.) (18) Lost Ruins [Build 6990942] (19) Mega Moemon FireRed [v1.4c] + All other Moemon Rom Hacks (20) LoliMon (21) Viva Project [version 0.9.3] (22) MyRobot [Demo] New editions to my collection (23) Onirism [Build 16989193] (24) KonoSuba God's Blessing on this Wonderful World! Love For These Clothes Of Desire! [Build 13573281] — [DLC] (25) Magical Girl Konoha [Build 17588253] (26) Those Kids At the Game Center [v1.05]

Shame that most of the new games popping up on ATF are low effort ai art ones. >>8647 >Those Kids At the Game Center If you enjoyed it, be aware the dev has done a bunch of other games (though the older ones are really short with only like 4 scenes each). Pettanko Park is the classic one. Wish more devs would do detailed pixel art animations like it.

>>3392 I lately been reading a lot of Loli VNs https://vndb.org/g154?m=2&l=&f=3gja&s=20y

>>8656 Any particular recs? The big ones I have siting on my wishlist are Monobeno and Maitetsu

>>8659 Stop dillydallying and finish Monobeno

>>8659 I recently read Kodomo No Jikan and now I'm reading Hajimete no Okaa-san https://vndb.org/v11009

what was that text based loli game where you you could get jobs in places and had relationships with students

>>8673 or maybe it was just the school you could get a job at? I forget it was a good text simulator though.

>>8673 Bad training maybe? By that guy that was outed as a pedophile. You start working at idk a landfill maybe but you can improve yoruself and get other jobs, and you can wander around town flirting with kids to win them over. Many have phones and you can get their number. Getting them to come to your house leads to a lot, and you can also be unkind if you want. There were also animals. In theory, a cute little kitten will help appeal to kids, but you can just skip the middleman and molest the cat. Could have been childtrainer

>>8675 https://badtraining.quest/story/trainer1 This guy was outed as a pedophile?

>>8673 Degrees of Lewdity? Twine is kind of text based.

>>8680 Yes, yes, this game. The guy making that likes to use matrix servers where unironic CP gets posted in burner links as surprise drops by the server owner, and badtraining was one of the registration tokens you could use to get an account. The game's owner was on there, and liked the place, and caused friction with cutefunny.art and such. Is he a bad person? I don't have evidence he does shit or even looks at CP. Maybe he's a nice guy. But he's there. And your opinion of that kind of place might influence you. Maybe you think he is based. That's your call. I won't attack him, but I will steer a bit clear of that. You do you. I'm minding my own business far away.

>>8682 >Is he a bad person? I don't have evidence he does shit or even looks at CP. Maybe he's a nice guy. But he's there. And your opinion of that kind of place might influence you. Ah, so "he's not a pedophile but he's suspiciously close to them" Ok. Got it.

>>8647 Is Viva project or myrobot worth it for the horny?

>>7773 anyone got this game? im searching everywhere for it

>>7773 >>8714 He C&Ded all the sites that were distributing it with the english title but if you search for the Japanese title いずみ学園 (すくーるいずみ) you will find a number that are distributing the english version, as far as i know they should be the full game.

>>8708 3D Farming-sim with cute anime girls. - Starsand Island

>>8708 Both are VR games. Viva Project has a bunch of pre-designed waifus you can interact with. They used Shinobu from the Monogatari series in their marketing. That is reason enough to get the game. MyRobot is still in development. Its an open world exploration game. You collect parts to customize your own waifu. The developers implemented AI generated voice dialogue.

>>8607 It does say “childcare” and “loli” in the magnet link so the ISP will see it as well

>>8828 Once again; Your ISP will only go after you butt naked if pirate a ton of popular media that is actually protected. Even then it and also even it is technically a crime, you will more likely get contacted by the rights holder's lawyer. Then this degenerates into civil law matter, since you are settling outside of the court. The only two other things you get in trouble for on the internet are actual child abuse and real fighting words that are followed up by some moron doing terrorism for you. In case of torrents you have also a shield in some countries: Not uploading too much. Preferably not all. The people the fuzz actually want are uploaders. Not some poorfag just downloading the stuff.

>>8855 So don’t be retarded and over pirate things without a proper VPN. Thank you.

>>8855 >In case of torrents you have also a shield in some countries: Not uploading too much. Preferably not all. The people the fuzz actually want are uploaders. Not some poorfag just downloading the stuff. But they are both the same thing, when talking about torrents.

>>8647 Where do you get the Jas marriage mod?

>>8469 Does this magnet still work for anyone else?

>>5699 I apologize that your post that has been fine for nearly the last two years has been deleted due to global action. This post was deleted due to a global report, and being as it is this old, that means someone with a stick up their ass is now crawling through old threads for things to report in light of the recent global rule change.

>>9043 Nevermind, I found it. Turns out you can get it from the Allthefallen forums. You used to be able to get it from someplace called Modding Haven, but that apparently went down the literal day I found out the mod existed

Any loli games that heavily feature pregnancy?

>>9197 https://sukebei.nyaa.si/view/2797755 I think this one does in the latter half. Unfortunately, dude also ends up "sharing" the girl with a doctor in exchange for a discrete delivery. I think that only happens for one or two scenes towards the end, and this is really just a VN too, not much of a game.

>>8828 ISPs don't police what you download because if they go after one person then the feds will expect them to micromanage every single customer and they ain't got the time for that. What happens is media rights holders will pay companies whose job it is to sit in trackers logging IP addresses and then tell the rights owners, and then the rights owners will tell the ISPs who own those IP addresses and cry about how those IPs are engaging in piracy. the ISP then sends you a letter telling you to knock it off. the ONLY companies that actually do this though are the owners of major big name media IPs. like, if you pirate a ton of Disney stuff, don't be surprised if you get a letter. But when it comes to obscure old TV shows or anime or video games from dead publishers? there's not even anyone around to report the piracy, let alone care enough to call a lawyer.

>>9197 Vitamin Quest 2 [RJ354108] is about female elf protagonist (who can switch to loli form) trying to increase elf population by giving birth as many times possible (it's magically accelerated). See >>8427 you can marry and impregnate everyone, and there's birthing scenes. 'Violated Heroine/Princess' has the female protagonist (blonde twintails, though I guess you could say she's more a teen rather than loli) getting raped and giving birth a lot Games by Black Panda like 'Magical Girl Konoha' [RJ265004] Aside from that there's a bunch of games with monster pregnancies. (ex. 'Naedoko Demon's Ground')

1. The Demon's Stele & The Dog Princess Simple puzzle game where you have to save a princess from a curse that will inevitably turn her into a dog, usurping her from being a princess. In order to do that, however, you also need to have sex with her. There are many ways to interact with her and there are multiple endings which gives a good amount of replayability. Relatively short, animations are nice, and I think it's worth a shot. The full game is released in DLSite (or just get it somewhere else like F95Zone)There's been news of an upcoming Unity version in their dev blog which includes way more features than the current one. However, it's been over a year since and it hasn't fully released yet, so it may be stuck in development hell as of the moment. I haven't really looked far into that myself but the current game is still enjoyable. 2. A Simple Life with My Unobtrusive Girl I haven't really looked into this one myself since I haven't got the chance but apparently it's a dungeon rogue-like. Made by Niliu Chahui, and the art and animations look pretty good. I think it's worth looking into imo.

>>8607 >Use hardened FireFox >Use Ublock Origin >Use Qbittorrent >Change your DNS settings can u explain this opsec to me like in 12? also i use brave

>>9382 >i use brave Brave is a chromium browser. Firefox is a gecko browser. Brave does do some stuff to harden itself to various things, but I don't really trust the chromium web engine. Not that anon, not here to explain opsec, just weighing in unasked for because you cannot stop me.

>>8607 >Nobody knows its the name of an obscure loli game Bad world model, bad advice. If you're just worried about your ISP, sure, but an ISP wouldn't give a crap unless they have law or stakeholders breathing down their neck. If law or some intrest group cared about this shit, they'd be collecting hashes with the offending material, and you downloading the hash lands you on a list. Then, the law will go after you if they think they can prove something. That last conditional is the important thing. If they drag you to court and there's no more evidence than "well the IP was in the DHT..." They'd just be risking the cards they're holding. (You did shut the fuck up until you talked to a lawyer.) If it's just a stakeholder complaint, you might get your service suspended, but again, if they think you may fight it in court, they won't move. >>8855 >The only two other things you get in trouble for on the internet [...] Are the things for which the burden of proof is extremely low. >Not uploading too much. Preferably not all. Yes, but not because they don't mind poorfags. Uploading legally turns you into a distributer of the offending content, which again, is easier to argue in court. >>9202 True for copyright issues, but the situation around indecency is different in many places. Just ask: Is there any group - including police - dedicated to fighting this material? Do they care enough to collect a simple list of hashes and spin up an easy microservice that tracks who has it? Can they give you a hard time if they build up enough evidence? >>9382 He's telling you to collect the same security postage stamps that he did. You can't tell someone to 'use program x to be safe', because there's a million other ways you could be leaking intel. Opsec means identifying where you leak intel, and assesing the risk.