I’ll have another look. During my playthrough I didn’t trigger that error.
Edit: Just reuploaded my current files as I got past that point without an error. Hopefully that’ll fix the issue.
Unless there’s something going on, I think MC is trying to comfort his mother.
Maybe “Managed to figure out the camp’s logistics” or “Settled few hard disputes between others”? To use smarts \ charisma?
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Use the link I posted 3 days ago. I’ve no idea why the original link isn’t working. I didn’t change anything.
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CoGDemos changed the link structure a while ago.
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Oh thanks for letting me know. I’ll go and update the original links.
EDIT: The links have been updated.
Just discovered this. I was a little disappointed we couldn’t make out with our betrothed on the Noble path. Have we had an opportunity to meet Isabelle yet?
Oh, and can we wear tights?
I mean, there was some non-explicit skinny dipping in a deleted scene with the Noble!MC’s betrothed if that counts. They don’t figure that much into the core narrative, though, so I understand why the author changed course on that one.
It’d be very strange if the MC, and other characters in noble-adjacent stations in life weren’t wearing tights of a sort. The fashion in that era is not like it is portrayed in media at all. Leggings, hose, and whatever you call those puffy shorts, that’s what was “in.”
I’ll add a chance to do that.
No, your first chance at meeting Isabelle will be during the Archery contest which will be in Chapter Three.
Oh you can definitely wear tights (I may need to adjust the clothes descriptions to mention that)
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They will make a reappearance at some point. Same for the friend/crush in the Yeoman/Acolyte origins
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Oo, that should be fun. If they’ve moved on, or not will be interesting to see, too. 
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Awesome. Step 1 - Obtain tights. Step 2 - Roam around the forest looking for fights
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Today I’ve managed to write the opening round of Robin’s first match in the swordfighting tournament, where your opponent, a farmer, rushes you. The player can choose how they move in response [towards him, away from him, to the left or to the right] and what they want to do [slash left, slash right, thrust, downwards slash, upwards slash, block or parry], The opening part of the fight plus all the combinations of the above is just over 4000 words of code/story as I am trying to take into account which hand Robin holds their sword in and how that would affect their attack.
It’s been fun to do, although I need to go back and add some variations depending on which sword they are using and whether it’s a similar type to their main (trained with) sword.
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Parry. Parry. Thrust. Thrust. Good!
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After being reminded of the importance of tights in the Robin Hood mythos I am going to add an achievement for the moment you finally pull them on.
I shall call it
(Wo)Men in Tights
As a nod to the film Robin Hood Men in Tights.
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GREAT movie!
So many great quotes from this movie. I love Mel Brooks movies and how he would have actors break the fourth wall to reference other MB movies.
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Out of the sixty planned (so far) achievements, a couple of them will be nods to other Robin Hood films (for example, the achievement for completing Noble Robin’s story will be called Prince of Thieves.
Update on my progress for Chapter Three.
I’m still working on it; I’ve finished two rounds of the first match Robin has, with another three rounds to write for people who don’t beat the farmer in the first two turns, followed by two more matches, each with five possible rounds. (The code around this has made this take longer than I originally intended, but I should still be able to get the chapter done for the end of May.
To prevent some burnout, I’ll be jumping ahead and focusing on the archery contest tomorrow, as that code is a lot more streamlined, as it’s a case of five challenges of increasing difficulty. The contest has a simpler format; you keep going until you miss a shot, and it ends with an archer duel (where you have to shoot a target behind your opponent) against Isabelle.
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