[Infinite Worlds] Enslaving Edengrove

[djack]

Enslaving Edengrove 1.1



You've just been hired as the campus therapist at Edengrove, an all-girl's university full of beautiful women. Unbeknownst to the students and faculty, you plan to use this position to gradually bring the entire university under your hypnotic control. One by one, you'll drop them into trance and gradually reprogram them into your servitude.

Notes for play: This one has mainly been tested with the Shinshi model. The AI has an annoying habit of describing characters who are already fully under the player's control as having "growing suspicions", which I've tied but mostly failed to make it stop doing, although it seems nothing much usually comes of this.

The AI has a tendency to suggest actions like "Bring [character] back for another session and reinforce her conditioning". I generally found the game more enjoyable when I replaced these with specific instructions, like "reinforce her conditioning by programming her to do XYZ". But your mileage may vary on this.

Please let me know if you enjoy the game, or if you have any other feedback. And of course, feel free to edit the world to suit your tastes better.

Changelog/Previous versions:
1.1(link): Extended the cast. I've also added a more specific objective, as well as some milestone events as you gain control of the faculty, plus an epilogue. This combined with some general edits to the prompts that should hopefully make it play better.
1.0(link): First version

[djack]

Just released an updated version 1.1, with an extended cast, improved prompts, and a more specific objective, as well as some milestone events throughout the game for gaining control of specific characters.

[doomofhypno]

I've been giving this a try and really enjoy it (even if I don't like that IW is a token-based system).

Though I'm wondering, does anyone know if it's possible to bypass the "block" on telling the AI how to proceed in Storyteller mode?

I keep hitting a weird roadblock where I'm trying to progress, and give my prompt, but the "describe what happens next" box is greyed out saying that "The world has ideas for what happens next" which invariably completely ignores my prompt, and seems to just completely and entirely alter the situation.

For example, I was working with the professor, in the middle of a session, gave my prompt, the "describe" box was greyed out, and then all of a sudden it changed the scene to the entire school already being enslaved, and a bunch of the girls approaching me.

[djack]

I've been giving this a try and really enjoy it (even if I don't like that IW is a token-based system).

Though I'm wondering, does anyone know if it's possible to bypass the "block" on telling the AI how to proceed in Storyteller mode?

I keep hitting a weird roadblock where I'm trying to progress, and give my prompt, but the "describe what happens next" box is greyed out saying that "The world has ideas for what happens next" which invariably completely ignores my prompt, and seems to just completely and entirely alter the situation.

For example, I was working with the professor, in the middle of a session, gave my prompt, the "describe" box was greyed out, and then all of a sudden it changed the scene to the entire school already being enslaved, and a bunch of the girls approaching me.

Oh, that sounds annoying - there are events that are supposed to happen when you hit certain milestones, and they do hardcode what happens next turn. Storyteller mode doesn't let you override those (I don't see why not, but it doesn't). But those are supposed to show a message before they play (so you know something pre-programmed is happening on the next turn). It also sounds like the ending event was playing at a wrong time. I'll take a look and see if there's an obvious mistake, or if it's just the AI being weird.

(The idea is that after you've completed the objective of bringing the Professor, the Coach and the Dean under your control, an "epilogue" scene is shown where we see the school some time later, after you've taken over the whole place. It sounds like that's the event that was firing at the wrong time).

[SnivGrits]

I would more typically try Lion or Wildcat with something like this. Ocelot if I wanted things to get wierd.

[futuredark]

I played around with this world a lot, and found I enjoyed the premise so much, I wanted to expand on the world, and give myself (and now others) more things to do.

Transforming Edengrove

I added 5 characters to the world:
Professor of Biology Alicia Burman - Something of a hypnofetishist, who enjoys watching others get hypnotized, and who can help you enhance your techniques (though playing through a bit, I suspect the AI only uses it as flavor, and it doesn't actually affect hypnotic ability on other subjects.)
Kylie Shaw - A young, shy blonde girl taking Professor Burman's biology course, a member of the campus chess club, and best friends with Heather MacGregor.
Heather MacGregor - A curly haired redhead, Scottish more because I added it for the appearance and copy/pasted to character details than actually intending it, but thought it ended up a fine additional detail. She's taking Professor Burman's class with her best friend Kylie. Also in the chess club.
Isabella Sanchez - A sultry latina who presides over the chess club and has secret plots (not too deep, but may help with taking down the dean) of her own. She is very intelligent and calculating, and may be more difficult to ensnare than some of the faculty.
Brick Turner - A brash, overly macho, hugely muscled ex-football player, who has been secretly hiding his insecurities about wanting to be more feminine for years.

I've attached some exported playthroughs that show most of the new characters in action (all but IsabellaIsabella now included.) WARNINGS FOR: Pet Play, (very light) Watersports, Male to Female Transformation, though it's worth noting that this game makes it exceptionally easy to avoid content you don't want.

::EDIT:: Updated the attachments with lengthened playthroughs, including added turns with Isabella Sanchez in one. The AI seems to have forgotten some of the details about her visual appearance, though it might be partially due to making edits to the game with a playthrough already in progress.