HFGR v0.4.7 Release Notes
Added 2019-04-28 22:08:02 +0000 UTCI was busy these past 2 weeks and so I didn't get a lot done. I have been packing up and getting ready to move to a different place to live, along with dealing with the bed bug problem that is in my room and in my bed, along with having to attend a funeral, and a few other minor things that kept me busy. I also put time into researching on how to animate more smoothly and experimented with the animation software a bit. Riya's blowjob I think is a lot better than Safiya's sex animations in terms of a smoother animation feel.
I also haven't been getting a good night's rest because of the bed bugs. I had to move to the living room and sleep there because I kept waking up itchy. I won't go into too much detail, but I am pretty much scarred for life because of those bugs. It is also very bothersome knowing that I have to work on my computer which is in my room where the bed bugs are. I get paranoid while trying to work. (If you ever had bed bugs, you will know that they are absolutely terrible.)
I will be able to work on the game a lot more now since most of the above is out of the way. The next release will definitely be bigger than this.
I move to a different place to live on the 1st of May, just so you guys know.
-v0.4.7-
-Save/load system, you can save from your To-Do List journal which is located inside your house. There is a button you can click which will change from the To-Do List to the save page.
-Main Menu layout has been changed
-Riya blowjob scene has been added
Comments
Thanks for the advice! :) I did the best I could with drying my clothes and other fabric. I thoroughly looked through everything, but still nervous because the bugs are so easy to miss. I just moved today and will check my bed and my stuff often for a few months to be sure. If I get any trouble with them, I will be using your advice.
White Honey
2019-05-01 05:15:43 +0000 UTCThanks. :) Fingers crossed that I won't be bringing them over to the new place. Sorry to hear that you have had them. I never understood why parents say to their children "don't let the bed bugs bite" until now. I didn't think they were real.
White Honey
2019-05-01 05:03:28 +0000 UTCWhen you move, wash and heat dry EVERY PIECE OF FABRIC YOU CAN. Clothes, bedding, furniture covers, etc. The heat of the drier will kill the bugs and the eggs. Treat baseboards and electrical outlets and any other cracks and openings in your walls with a product called diatomaceous earth. It is a drying powder that kills bed bugs on contact. Treat your furniture with neonicotinoid pesticides. Most pesticides are pyrethroid pesticides (which is what many bed bugs are resistant to). Neonics are more expensive and can be harder to get, but they still work. Treat carpets and rugs with an insect growth hormone inhibitor. This will stop eggs from hatching and stop larvae from maturing. Get a bed bug cover for your mattress. It's basically a big bug-proof bag for your bed. It seals completely and stops bugs from getting out and feeding. Keep it on indefinitely, but at least one year. Ideally until you can replace the mattress. DO NOT treat with alcohol or kerosene. While these WILL kill bed bugs on contact, they are only contact killers and not systemic killers and only work on bugs you spray directly. They evaporate very quickly and will only kill the bugs you see while leaving the rest alive. And the risk of accidentally catching your home on fire is pretty high.
Dandi Andi
2019-05-01 03:38:02 +0000 UTC
