#quickbuild

Hi there, there's no particular order, though some companions can become 'locked' if you don't spend time with them before a certain point (for example, if you don't spend any time with Riel prior to Chapter 8, you won't be able to start his character arc after Chapter 8, because his first day off sequence acts as if you don't know things about each other when, in fact, you would by that point). You can always check how many interludes each companion has by checking the quickbuild feature and going to the section about each companion's day off interludes!

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Chapter 9 is when Briony romance content really shines!

Hi, that scene takes place on his sixth character interlude, so you can actually use the quickbuild to set his number of interludes to "5" and then skip ahead to the nearest day off! It's actually more tied to how many interludes of his you've done than it is to the chapter number! :) Hope that helps and makes sense!

Hi there, the quickbuild is a feature exclusive to the alpha build, only because it's heavily experimental and can break the game, which players of the alpha build are already used to. The public demo is more of a finalized, "official" demonstration of what the finished game is going to be like, for new and old players alike, so it doesn't get wonky testing features like that 😅 Hope that makes sense!

Hi, have you used the quickbuild feature in the main menu? It provides a way to do exactly that. :)

Hi! Did you use the quickbuild? Because at a glance, I'm thinking that's a quickbuild bug, but if not, just let me know! Thank you!

So that was the quickbuild option, which was an alpha-only way to skip ahead to different chapters if you'd already played the game before but, say, Dashingdon lost your save files. Because the Twine version just came out, I'm not providing a way for people to skip ahead to Chapter 8 or something right now, because I'd like people to play through and experience the entire game first before investing time into rolling that feature out again. It was always meant to be an alpha-only testing shortcut, though, not something in the final version of the game, so if I do bring it back sometime in the future, please don't expect it to be in the published version of Shepherds of Haven! It's mainly meant to help testers explore different routes for bug-hunting purposes, etc. It is not meant to be a permanent function of the game: that's what saves are for. So for now, everyone's going to have to play through the game organically rather than being able to manually set relationships, stats, or skip chapters! Hope that makes sense!