Day 1: IntroductionĮdit: Above picture has Maid Evaluation wrong. You also have the option not to ask any of those questions, but I haven’t noticed the effect of doing otherwise. The typical Empire Club interview consists of the sexual harassment-tier questions, including noticing her chest size and inquiring about her sexual experience (notably, he also asks her whether or not she has kissed someone too). Tsundere goes, “It’s not like it’s a big deal, right” about the whole thing. At this point, the maid is already familiar about real nature of yotogi but each personality has a varied opinion about it. The protagonist normally goes, “You know what’s in store for you upon being a maid for Empire club, right?” and brings up the work involved, including yotogi (夜伽 or “night service”). This is different from the preview image of the preset file.įor every new maid, she undergoes an interview. You also hear the camera shutter sound, which then makes the preview image of your maid throughout the game. Just like in the first game, there is the option of whether you want to address the girl in her surname or her first name. One thing to note here is that unlike in the trial, you now start with 20 maid points (instead of 100), but stats raise by 20 points for every maid point (instead of 1).Īfter setting up everything, I pressed OK. I have no idea what the stats are for in-game initially, so I went with my concept of Tomoka being a charming type who goes sweet later on. Hearing Ogura Yui’s voice is top priority in this game I decided to have Tomoka as the first maid, even if I like the other girls’ appearances better. I designated them tsundere, kuudere, and innocent personalities, respectively. There are a lot of characters I want to make but the limited number of personalities bars me from doing so.įor reference, let pink-haired girl be Tomoka (朋花), blue-haired girl be Itsuki (一葵), and white-haired girl be Kaho (夏帆).
There are 3 personalities, so I went with 3 characters. However, I don’t like how the back hair (when pulled up) doesn’t adjust according to the pigtails used.Īnyway, I made my characters even if a lot of stuff are inaccessible. That aside, I like how the accessories automatically adjust depending on the hairstyle used. I mean, what if I want to start the game with a maid from the DB and she’s using unlockable content? I actually don’t mind having to unlock clothes… but not hair, personally. Well, I may be correct since I got the hair options after modifying my save file. Seeing how there are DB characters using the hair options in question, I suppose that the hair options are unlockable – and I was right. One thing I noticed is that there are less hair options in the editor than there are featured in the trailer. You then decide the who you would like to have as the first maid, which you do online. “… I should have been direct, right? Please excuse me. Basically, it’s a club meant for the elite, but is discreetly an adult entertainment business. The maid secretary gives more details about the Empire Club. You happily accept the offer (because you want to have a personal maid on your own), but the maid secretary comes to tell you that you have to shoulder the debt that the previous owner had. Basically, you have been handed the position to be the owner of the Empire Club, since the previous owner is about to marry his personal maid. At the very least, the last 2 items are neat.Īfter that, the story begins. You only have one time to assign his color, his face shape, and his mass. The protagonist is customizable, but in the end, he’s still a silhouette. The most expected thing is to give his name. You start with setting up your protagonist.
#Custom maid 3d2 character edit mods
After months when mods get released, this post might become irrelevant. As of this writing, the game is recently released so there isn’t much information about it. This entry covers the first (12) in-game days I had in Custom Maid 3D 2. At first, I have no idea what she’s talking about until I realized that by “kokku” she means “cook”.
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