Well, I went through 106 seeds in random test and played through the game on my phone and a different computer; the only bug that I ran across was when you choose the stoic personality options (Specifically when speaking to Avery in the hospital). But when I avoided that option, I was able to play through to chapter 8, right in the middle of the first Trial…so, fingers crossed.
Anyone have any advice how to fix an “Error: Not a real number” bug? It pops up no matter what I do.
Here ideal that might be a little late form a long time fan maybe add the fact that one of the goddess is your father. What is changing sex to a being that we call a god? Do I would to be a fly on the wall for that summoning 'Brothe
rs this child is none of ours" *Hera slips away whistling Dixie. Aires jump on his thorn and screams “There is a God!”
In one of my earlier drafts, Aphrodite identified as male throughout the entire game…but I loved the idea of Aphrodite and Adonis’ mother together! Now I just have her switching appearances more often.
You said for now lightning daddy is thr only option but I got the meeting the father scene and tuna dad is my dad o.o
I don’t know if this is a bug but every time I click on the option to give an inspirational speech with hope it gives me the outcome you would get when you don’t sugarcoat the speech
Hmm, so either Aeson doesn’t like not being the bell of Cal’s ball, or her crush on the bestower is less one sided then it seemed in the original version.
Or at least I don’t remember Aeson being shocked if you ask Calypso to dance before.
Quick question.
From what I tried to discover the meaning of Iroas from what Hades calls you, I could only find that Iroas was the Greek god of victory.
Is there more to this on why he calls you this? Like is there a specific reason or is it just an affection thing for Hades kinda like Aunt Alice calling you “my love”?
I’d assume because you’re the only chance the gods have at victory.
Also re: saint being half-brother. He’s never technically your full brother, because of how godly DNA works, which is why you were still able to romance Aeson, even with Hades as your father.
That sounds pretty plausible to me but I wasn’t so sure. Thanks!
There is also another father bug, I mean right after Zeus says my mc is his son it defaults to Poseidon a few chapters later. I guess this part has not been streamlined yet.
Also the issues of Sawyer being misgendered and referred to as female in the dialogue with the Gods. By the way I love it that you can now at least bring it up with them, if still not with Saint.
Sure, but to my mc being raised as a human at the time it still feels like he’s his half-brother and that was romance or even lust territory my mc really didn’t want to thread.
With the new changes though my mc has just one “brother” who looks down on him now. And Saint is almost a full year younger, instead of an actual twin now, yet he’s still in all of our classes? 
Guess Saint is a super-smart prodigy now too.
It was apparently also changed in that the mc knows they’re a demigod right from the start now and know more about the world of the Gods. Still feels incredibly weird though, but since we can no longer be Aeson’s brother, I guess the only thing that would be awkward now is my mc lusting for his other half-brother (if Zeus is his “dad” now) Ares.
Which is the stoic choice then in the hospital?
Correct me if I’m wrong, but chapter five and later are from the old demo, right? That makes some scene questionable, for example, the scene when you learn who’s your father is, it makes no sense considering that we already learned that at an earlier point in the story. There’s also the scene with Sage, I just find it weird that she doesn’t seem to recognize that we are the person she met during the festival/party. Also…it is very cruel of you to tease us with the gun option considering that it is impossible to get it now…
Further more, there seems to be a bug when you agreed to receive the eye of the goddess of truth from that granny.
Quick question: @Rohie if you don’t ask for immortality from the gods (the demand option) does the game still register it as such? Or does the game recognize the number of demands you have
Suggestion would be for MC to have maybe an unnamed favour in the future? Would that be okay given your current plans or nah?
I’ll fight ALONGSIDE you. 
I’ll miss the potential drama having Hades as a father seemed to generate. But I’m pretty sure that the rewrite is working on enough of the family drama as it is with Poseidon and especially Zeus.
Rubs hands together
Well, I guess I’ll be taking my created Hades Bearers and combining their aspects of their character with some of my Poseidon and Zeus Bearers. Except for Damon; he’s too fun of a character to stop using just because Hades doesn’t exist as a father. I’ll have to re-work some of his motivations and figure out who would be a more interesting father for him, but it will be a interesting challenge. Though it is safe to say that Damon will have a much less strained relationship with Hades now (since no more traumatic family reveals).
Don’t lose hope! It’s still possible!
You are the child of a Greek God after all. And that alone makes family life quite dysfunctional in general. 
I think all the later chapters will still need extensive revision to fit in with the new and indeed much improved intro sequences. Which is why I’m mostly ignoring everything that happens after starting school for now. Particularly that Sage still tries to strangle the mc after successfully tricking her at our new “coming out party”. Still wish we could wear Leon’s old armour instead of Achilles, or if the “hero” comparison is needed I guess the armour of Odysseus would fit my mc better in terms of style and symbolism, as he really has very, very little in common with Achilles.
I just visited the Children of the Gods tumblr page and saw a word combination that I never thought was possible:
‘Sage’ and ‘sweet.’ 
Jokes aside, Sage will undoubtedly be the RO that generates the most twists and turns throughout her relationship development with the Bearer (whether the relationship with between them is platonic or romantic).
