Ok i know it's been awhile but i have been working on the game i swear! Mostly finishing up the battle system while getting work underway for the first mini series comic (Shout out to my good friend Cicada Media for all the great work, you rock!)
One of the things that i had trouble figuring out was how to implement fetal pregnancy and egg pregnancy into a card game in a way that worked.... it took a bit but i finally came up with a system which i will explain a bit (btw don't worry there will be an actual manual eventually)
each creature, avatar, or lucid dream Chrystal (player) has fertility stats. they are anus, egg, sperm, and womb.
Womb: those with this value can become pregnant and give fetal birth. this value plays a few roles from determining how easy it is to become pregnant, how many turns it takes to give birth, how many eggs can be fit inside of it, it also plays a part during the labor process
Sperm: those with this value can do a few things. they can Impregnate other cards with a womb value, cause the abnormal status effects cream pie and cum inflation, and also help advance the hatching and birth of eggs...
Egg: this value is used to determine the number of eggs a creature carries. every time it orgasms it deposits one egg until it has no more. the number is also color coded to reveal the size of the eggs that are being carried by that creature.
a green number means that the eggs a creature carries are small. normally these creatures will carry a larger number of eggs since they are so small and it normally takes 2 turns for this type of egg to hatch once implanted
a yellow number means that the eggs a creature carries are medium sized. normally these creatures will carry a good number of eggs but not too many since they are not too big and it normally takes 4 turns for this type of egg to hatch once implanted.
a red number means that the eggs a creature carries are large. normally these creatures will carry only a few eggs since they are so large and it normally takes 8 turns for this type of egg to hatch once implanted
Anus: this value is only used to determine the size of a creatures anal cavity. if sperm or eggs are implanted then the their value is subtracted until it matches the anal value at that point the creature can't act until the value goes down by eggs being hatched or by sperm being expelled each turn.
Here's how you put it together:
a card with sperm uses a sexual attack on a creature with a womb value. when that creature orgasms you flip a coin 2 times. if the owner of the card with the sperm value calls the flip correctly then you double the sperm value each time it happens. So a 2 can become a 4 which can become an 8 with two good coin flips. you then take that result and subtract it from the womb value of the defending creature. if the womb value hits 0 then the defending creature becomes pregnant.
once a creature is pregnant then each turn you subtract the value of the sperm from the womb value until it hits 0 once again and at point labor begins.
during the labor turn you flip a coin twice just like when determining if a card is pregnant doubling the sperm value each time and subtracting... if the result does not bring the womb value to 0 then that card takes damage in the amount of the original sperm value.
if womb value did not hit 0 it stays at the number it came to last turn and you flip two more coins hoping to bring the womb to 0... if it does hit 0 birth occurs or if it doesn't hit 0 then the defending creature takes more damage... rinse and repeat...
eggs are a bit different in that they are laid when ever a creature orgasms. once laid depending on the size of the egg a number of turns go by and one of the eggs hatch and are born. If another creature with sperm orgasms with the defending creature while they are carrying an egg then you subtract the sperm value from the eggs color value and birth occurs that much quicker....
you do not go through labor like you do with a fetal birth instead the value of the egg is taken away from your toughness (stamina)
That's the basis of Rem's pregnancy system for now. of course things may change as i rethink things but this is a huge step forward... More to come stay tuned :-)
