>>129017
Confirmation on what may have happened to Sally's father might be nice, even if he is just a zombie in the outskirts of Coxwette.

Penny's sibling/Marcie's parent could naturally be a question with an answer. I don't think we asked once in the quest. Honestly, the same could be said for a lot of the parents of Coxwette's denizen's that are actually from here. Naz knows and understand's computers, so how the fuck did THAT happen? I don't actually care how computer's got INTO Coxwette over time, I care about how Naz became the town's computer nerd over time, assuming she was probably just some teen in the 1800's or whatever.

>>129142
I mean, the answer to that question seems fairly obvious. I'm not certain what time period Naz is from, but either she came in when computers already existed and simply became the expert on them because she was nerdy (you know, like millions of people actually did in the early '00s), or they came in and she just figured out how they worked and taught people how to use them.

The people of Coxwette may not age but they obviously change with the times. None of them are living like it's the 1800s. You might as well ask how Marcy learned how to use modern ovens. And not all of them were there when the town was founded; Sophia and Layla stand out as fairly recent additions. It probably wasn't like they were using quill and parchment when the train suddenly dumped a load of monitors, desktops, keyboards, and mice on them. They learned how to use a computer the same way the rest of society did.

RML, make a questing Patreon.

>>129154
Having multiple patreons seems weird. Why not just slide some bucks into the Trash Knight patreon if you wanna support her?

>>129155
TK patreon is for TK. Supporting her there does not affect her work on her quests.

>>129156
The money goes to RML either way.

>>129143
I thought Naz was born in Coxwette. I'm more into her personal narrative or development. Whether or not she was different than before the Plath spell occured, and how different. It's been supposedly a while since Chuck came to Coxwette outside, we don't know how long, but will Naz soon, out of the blue, know and understand how to operate smart phones if Chuck had not like, infuriate the priests to attack and corner the town?

I thought Sophie, the cop, and the teacher (and maybe another or two) were the only ones from out of town before Chuck came.

She matches the modern personality of a nerd born in the 90's, but she wasn't BORN in the 90's, she couldn't have been if she's from Coxwette. So what WAS she like pre-spell? Or Marcy? The culture of baking has surely changed over the years Coxwette has been over the spell just as technology has.

One big question would be how the hell Plath's can have an ancestry dating back to Nelson Plath, but Plath's spell seems to create a deathless limbo, or did I read that wrong? What did Plath's spell do beside create a prison of which there's no escape if he did not rob death and sense of time from the people? A deathless limbo surely can't mean new people can be born, that leads to overpopulation. What is the TRUE extent of the spell? And if I did not read or remember wrongly, and Nelson made everyone immortal, what is the TRUE consequence of Ramona contracting cancer? Has she ALWAYS had cancer, since back when Nelson cast the spell?

>>129161
Bear in mind, the Plaths also have an INCORRECT history. They think Susanna was called Ana Stark, that the person who burned to death on the couch was one of Ramona's uncles (actually that part might be true, it would make the most sense), etc. etc. Their family tree is a vague mess. Just like no one in Coxwette can remember what year it is. So their ancestry might not be as deep as they think.

Congratulations!
I've been binge reading Coxwette all over again recently.
Discovered you via Trash Knight but Coxwette is what made me a fan.
Might seem brown nosing but I mean it.
Hope you solve your current problems and resume.
Don't listen to the bitchings, what you're doing is awesome.

>>129157
>The money goes to RML either way.
It's not a question of whether she gets money or not. It's a matter of what kind of message she receives.
If I support her on TK Patreon, then the message she'd be receiving would be "Please do more work on TK". This is not a message that I'd like to send. Altho I like TK, I like Coxwette more, and I would prefer to have her invest more time in Coxwette. Since RML's time is limited, telling her to work on TK would have the exact opposite effect of what I want - it would be telling her to work less on Coxwette and more on TK.

Hmm, how to elaborate on this.

First of all, RML says she wants to continue Coxwette. Even if this is true, from a financial perspective she cannot justify producing a lot of free content. That's why Coxwette has stalled and this is completely understandable. I'm trying to be realistic here. I believe that, as things stand, the prospect of her ever concluding Coxwette is unlikely due to how much time it would take.

Anyway, let's say that someone would like to financially support her questing work. Currently, there's no way for RML to know how many people would like her to work on quests. Nor can her existing supporters express what they'd prefer for her to focus on. I think this is a problem because, as illustrated above, even if someone wanted to support her questing endeavors, there's no way for them to effectively do so.

Actually, it's a bit more complicated due to the NSFW nature of the quests. Since TK is supposed to be SFW, she can't simply tell her patrons "Hey I got this NSFW thing here, come join!". Unless she got sick of TK heh. But yeah, I think that it would have to be a bit more... furtive than that. For instance, by holding a poll with two non-exclusive options, "I like comics" and "I like quests", or by adding an "I prefer quests" support tier. Well, since TK started on 4chan's /trash/ board, which is clearly a NSFW place, she has liberty.

I'm not sure why she hasn't created a questing Patreon already. Perhaps because she thinks it would somehow stain Coxwette by removing the no-strings-attached nature of it? Or because she thinks she'd be forced to work on it then? To that I say two things. Firstly, there's no free lunch. And secondly, I'd support that even if it came with no guarantee that she produces anything. A simple cookie jar.

>>129750
I updated yesterday.

>>129756
I know, thank you for updating. I'm not ignoring this fact and the point of what I wrote isn't the lack of updates. It's just something I wanted to write for a while now.

Forgive this bump RaccoonGuy 2019/07/19(Fri)01:08 No. 130187 ID: 9876c4
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An open art request for anyone that wants it. Redraw this DGoS quest pic, but as Lisa and covered in beavers.

Doesn't have to be great, and I can't pay you so it maybe shouldn't be anyway.

I certainly have not been as active as I had hoped in updating, haha! But I have not given up. Not a day goes by when I do not think about finishing this story.

I am wondering:

Is this site still active enough to warrant continuing it here?
Should I entertain the idea of making a final chapter in comic form?
Is anyone still interested? 🤔

I think the answer's a big yes. Got to see how it all ends!

>>131237
>Is this site still active enough to warrant continuing it here?
I feel like it is.
>Is anyone still interested?
I'm still interested in the quest.
>Should I entertain the idea of making a final chapter in comic form?
I think the final chapter being a comic would be alright, but I feel like the quest would lose a little fun of trying to figure out the mystery.

Might be a little biased though as I'm too used to reading things in the quest format now compared to webcomics.

>>131237
Yes, no, and yes.

I don't post nearly as often as I perhaps should, but I certainly feel like it's active enough here and I would definitely like to see this Quest to its conclusion!

If the creator think it needs a comic epilogue to tie it all up, than that's probably what it needs.

I'm definitely interested in seeing this story to the end, interactive or not.

Ok I think it's fairly obvious at this point that you're not going to continue the quest here.
If you finish it offsite via some non-interactive format at least then we can all move on.

>>131237
No, yes, yes.

I'm all for seeing an epilogue, but I want YOU to write it. No more bickering about sex scenes or forming up voter blocs to try and get other things done.

>>131237

I didn't know this post existed until now, wish you could have posted about it on twitter.

>Is this site still active enough to warrant continuing it here?
Dunno about activity, but I feel you can draw more attention from other places with more public.

>Should I entertain the idea of making a final chapter in comic form?
Up to you. If you find you can achieve more with a comic, leaving all the details, twists and shenanigans to you, by all means go on. You have made it this far mostly by yourself anyway.
You also have the option of keeping it original and going for something lighter, having more text with a few pics showing the scenes in your very own format. Just an idea, of course.

>Is anyone still interested?
YES. That's a big yes with a period.

>>131237
okay, i don't get why a bunch of people are saying this site isn't active anymore when it very much is (as is the discord channel :/), but whatever; this is definitely a perfectly fine place to finish coxwette if you're still willing!

i am definitely still interested to see how everything turns out, so count my vote as yes on that front

i'd prefer a quest format, but if you feel you need to make it a comic instead, i understand. i think it'll lose a little bit of what makes coxwette special though

>>131502

To be honest, it felt like it had some missed opportunities.

We never got to see what was behind that safe in the room, for example. Or read that story about the muffin man, as scary as Selma would have made it. Or learn even a small amount of french to see if we could convince Rachel to help us with the entrance to the catacombs since we spoke with Sally about doing that 2 or 3 times, maybe we could have meet Julia earlier on the way and things could have gotten interesting considering she was the one who raided the medical cabinets. We also never got to know what was that brownish compound about, thought it was probably just some kind of drug made by her. Probably.

All that flirting and the strange outcomes that came with them were pretty great, but I think we could have done that while making progress.

Super late, but:

>>Is this site still active enough to warrant continuing it here?

I think so, but barely. I'm not on here nearly as much, and I honestly think that the lack of individuals is just because there's fewer marquee quests updating consistently. They'll trickle in, but even though we have good quests, they take so long to update that even as notoriously patient tgchan is, people lose interest.

>>Should I entertain the idea of making a final chapter in comic form?
Hmmm...I always got the feeling that you were more into comic-making than quest-making, to be honest. While it wouldn't be my suggestion, you might find yourself happier with having full creative control, so to speak.

>>Is anyone still interested? 🤔
I am, yes.

I really hope this isn’t dead. Trash Knight too, for that matter.

I hadn't read this since I'd graduated highschool, thought it would've ended by now.

I'm not sure that I'm glad it's continuing, sad that I didn't get to read much and have to wait, or scared that this might just get dumped (or that Charlemagne will be miserable continuing this)

Regardless, Coxwette has always been a bit special to me. Chuck sure is one horny motherfucker.

Back from the brink lmao

Please finish it in some form or another. It (seems) so close to done. I desire a conclusion (even rocks fall everyone dies, as painful as that would be) please!

Some closure would be appreciated, I was pointed to this quest some time ago. Read from beginning to the last update. I’m late to the party but I want to see this given an ending it deserves.

https://questden.org/kusaba/quest/res/961285.html

I just wanted to thank you RML, Coxwette is one of my favorite quest around and seeing it got out of hiatus really really made my week.
The evolution in artstyle is lovely and I can't wait to see the rest of the story and the conclusion, no matter how bitter or sweet it'll be.
Keep being awesome, never doubt.

RML's statement on her gallery:
"Since this page has now attracted the attention of an unintended second audience, I'll take this time to notify:
I formally renounce any and all NSFW artwork I have created in the past, and will not be producing more.
All of my characters are open and free use for other artists or writers, free of the need credit me. I only ask
that you please do not claim to be me and do not attempt to sell them as adoptables.

I will occasionally update with comics and one-off images. Thanks everyone!"
https://www.furaffinity.net/journal/10298978/

I assume this means Coxwette is off unless it's turned SFW.

What is the unintended second audience?

I straight up forgot about Coxwette when I wrote this. I will continue to write those characters, ideally to the quest's completion, albeit without anymore on-screen porn. Check out those new updates!

>>137972
NSFW or not, I will firmly state your quest was and remains cool and good. The setting and drama of Coxwette has been fascinating to watch, puzzle over and suggest unfold. You've set up an impressive variety scenes with an impressive variety of (largely) sympathetic characters dealing with a mess of a mystery over the last six years - and with some pretty memorable moments lovingly baked into the puddin' too, to put it in a way Marcie might.

The investment of time and effort quest authors put into their art and stories never ceases to boggle me, but with life and everything I have a hard time thinking you'll be interested in starting up another quest as epic (or at least as long-lasting) as Coxwette has been. Still,wWhatever you do here or elsewhere, best of luck with it all, RML.

I have a funny theory: Chuck has the ability to manipulate time in Coxwette

It happened several times that Chuck, when he was under the effect of Carnal Speech, was shifted either a bit into the future, or the past. So there's a slight chance that, under right circumstances, he could reproduce such an effect willingly. For instance, if he consumed Nelson's Speech Potion a few more times, he might be able to learn to do it.

Well, it's more likely that it's simply Cletus' soul that's interfering with his existence, but, who knows.

>>/quest/1042009
>He planned to set it in motion upon his death, to trap everyone in place instantly, but it took about three days to ensnare the poor people he lured into his village.
A lot of interesting info here. But I wonder...
> >>/questarch/760714 >“I want you to free them.”
I was under the impression that even before Nelson died, the citizens of Coxwette were already trapped in the town. Am I misunderstanding something?

>No one who died during that period stayed dead.
This does make sense, because Nelson died, but Susanna and the reverends did not. Well, it could also be explained with the fact that, as Nelson was blindfolded and uttering curses, the curses themselves were to transfer Nelson's immortality to the reverends and Susanna. Or at least I think that Nelson was already immortal back then, at least from old age, based on what he said
> >>/questarch/760712 >We won’t outlast the ones we love again.
So it seems that anyone living in Coxwette can't die of old age?

>To this day, the curse seems to 'breathe'
Another important clue. My best guess is that it's referring to Harold Pal. The turtle may be the curse's personification, or a guardian/gatekeeper. It would explain why anyone who comes to the town sees the turtle, but anyone who was born here does not. Anyway, it's kinda funny since in the beginning, when Harold asked Chuck...
>You ain’t thinkin’ you’ll stay for free are ya?
...he wasn't talking about money

Anonymous 2022/09/02(Fri)10:22 No. 138018 ID: 0838d6
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Silly_Zealot made a fanart

Honestly glad to see that Coxwette's back from hiatus. I thought it was going to be left on a cliffhanger for good and I've only come to check on it because I remembered it was a thing recently.

Yes... "back from hiatus"...

Kinda looked to me that RML stopped updating when it became clear nobody was really that annoyed about everyone but Chuck being able to have sex.

>>139315
Idk I'm just happy to see a moderate amount of progress since I've last checked in (which was probably Oct 2018, I forgot).
Updates seem to be every few months as it is so I'm not really bothered by that.

VonKriegBird 2023/03/24(Fri)09:20 No. 139350 ID: cd5b38
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Made some snayor fanart

VonKriegBird 2023/03/24(Fri)09:20 No. 139351 ID: cd5b38
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>>139350
Carnal speech version

Please don't be dead.

>>140188
I think it's dead, anon

this shit better not be fuckin dead

Seeing divequest return led me to look up some of the other greats dwelling in hiatus limbo.

That resulted in the most pleasant surprise finding stuff had happened with coxwette since my last look.
Despite never being fortunate enough to be a participant, just reading the archives was enough. I loved the artwork for the characterisation and humour but was equally engaged by the mystery unfolding and finding myself having become emotionally invested in the characters fates.
Coxwette was something special.
Even if it seems to have sunk back into hiatus again, whether that hiatus is brief,long or sadly permanent, i just wanted to take the chance to express thanks for the journey RML.
Its been great.

I think it's actually dead this time. RML changed her online identity and deleted her FA gallery.