New Enforced Chastity Game

This is a post to let people know that I’m currently working on a new ‘enforced chastity’ game. This is something that I’ve been meaning to do for some time.

Incidentally, the post containing my first enforced chastity game continues to be the most frequently accessed. For instance, at time of writing, it has been accessed almost 7 times more than all my other posts put together!

The new game will be different to the first version in the following respects:

(1) The game will be a downloadable file for PCs running Windows. I may also be able to create a limited functionality browser based version (and possibly full versions for other devices and OSs) in the future.

(2) The conditions of the game can be configured in a ‘game parameter’ editor, so that the probability of success etc can be adjusted.

(3) Although the rules of the game are generally similar to those of the first version, I’ve changed them slightly to make the game more flexible, allowing easy control (within the game parameter editor) of (a) the probability of success, and (b) the likely range of the waiting period till the next attempt. Another important change is that the game can (optionally) be set such that the probability of success increases with each attempt, allowing you, for example, to start from a 10% probability and increase it up to 50% or more.

And most importantly:

(4) The game can encrypt and store a user supplied photo (perhaps showing a digital lock combination, etc). Since this is only revealed after the user ‘wins’ the game, the system provides a measure of actual enforcement!^*

With regard to my LLP stuff, although program development is taking some time away from doing artwork, I’m still also working on new LLP material. A good point about programming is that it’s quite different from drawing, so when I get tired of one activity, I can transfer to the other.

*Let me state from the outset, however, that no one using the program should place absolute reliance on it. I intend to include functionality allowing the user to check that the photo has been stored successfully, and to ensure—as far as possible—that the program works reliably. However, I can’t give any guarantees. If (when it becomes available) you decide to use the program, make sure you have some kind of ‘Plan B’ in case of a problem occurring (such as your PC breaking down, or my game having some obscure bug!) Anyway, I mustn’t get ahead of myself. I’m still developing the software...