[XCL] [0.25.1] X-Fans 2.0.0

 

 

X-Fans turns the sex you are already having into a career. You record what happens to you, post it under a handle, and build an audience. The difference in 2.0 is that the audience is finite. Every subscriber you gain came from somewhere, and somebody else no longer has them.

The Loop

1. A scene happens somewhere in the game.
2. X-Fans records it, keeping the actual footage that played.
3. You choose which clip leads the post and how to title it.
4. Posting scores the video against four separate audiences.
5. Overnight, subscribers move between you and your rivals.

You do not manage any of that scoring by hand. You decide what to film, how well you perform, what gear you bought, and how you sell it.

The Audience Is Finite
This is the heart of 2.0. There are four audiences:

• Men - the mass audience. Straight men. The biggest pool and the hardest to hold.
• Women - smaller, pickier, and it wants different things.
• Gooners - volume watchers. Loyal to whoever keeps feeding them.
• Fetishists - small, intense, and they pay attention to specifics.

Each pool has a real size, and that size scales with how many creators can serve it. Your slice depends on how appealing your content is compared to everyone else chasing the same people. Growth is not a number that goes up because you posted. Growth means taking subscribers off somebody who currently has them.

Unclaimed audience exists too, and it shrinks as the world matures. Early on there are plenty of people not following anyone. Later, the market has settled onto established creators and you have to take what you want.

A fame-scaled loyal core stays with you no matter what, so a bad week cannot wipe you out, and that core grows as you do.
 

Content and Appeal
Every video carries tags drawn from what actually happened in the scene: who you were with, what you did, what your body was doing at the time. Tags decide which audiences care.

• Rolling appeal - your standing with each pool moves gradually. One great video does not transform you, and one bad week does not finish you.
• The idle fade - a day with no post scores zero, and appeal decays. Disappear for a fortnight and you will come back to a smaller room.
• Tag fatigue - post the same thing over and over and it stops landing. Rest a tag and it regains its novelty.
• Signature combos - certain tag combinations have synergy beyond the sum of their parts. Find them and they are named on the upload screen when they fire.
• Trends - the week has a mood. Riding it early pays more than riding it late.

Quality Is Not Just the Scene
A post's final quality is three things multiplied together:

• Your performance - how the scene itself actually went, one to five stars.
• Your gear - a phone films worse than a handheld, which films worse than a proper camera. Your equipment sets a ceiling on any recording.
• Your acting - a skill that grows with use, and it lifts everything you shoot.

The same scene filmed by a beginner with a phone and by a practised creator with good kit produces two very different videos. Upgrading gear is one of the clearest ways to raise your floor.

Footage
A capture keeps the clips your scene actually played, in order. A solo session gives one, a blowjob gives two, a full sex scene gives several. On the upload screen you pick which clip leads the post, and that is the clip that plays in the feed and sits on your profile grid. Your page is built from what really happened, not from stock images.

Rivals
Seven creators share the platform with you, and they are not scenery. Each has their own audience, their own back catalogue you can browse, and a trajectory that changes over time: rising, steady, plateaued or declining. A rival on the way up will take subscribers off you while you are asleep, and the overnight report names them when they do.

You can poach right back. You can also work with them.
 

Alexia
Your stepsister notices the account. What follows is a three-beat arc that ends with her on the platform herself, starting small and climbing, competing with you for the same people. She has opinions about your numbers, and she checks in weekly with her stance on how you are doing relative to her.
 

Money
Subscribers are not an allowance. They are a multiplier on content you actually have live. A video earns while it is fresh and tails off as it ages, so a working creator keeps a catalogue rather than resting on one hit.

• Tips - individual viewers pay for things they liked.
• Title styles - a baity title buys reach on the night, and books the cost as retention debt that bleeds subscribers over the following days. Sometimes worth it.
• Commissions - fans request specific videos and pay on delivery. Fill the request with a matching post and the fee lands on top of the normal earnings.
   

DMs, Whales and Services
Your inbox is a real part of the game. Subscribers write to you, and some of them want more than a video.

• Whales - high-value subscribers who make demands and pay accordingly. Keep one happy and they are worth a great many ordinary subs. Lose patience with one and they walk.
• Services - sell things that are not videos: rating photographs, sexting, and a girlfriend experience for the ones who want to pretend.
   

Live Streaming
Go live and the audience is in the room with you in real time. Two bars run at once, one for the crowd and one for you, and they do not want the same thing. Push too hard for tips and you lose the room. Take a partner in with you and the whole thing changes. Private shows are built around a single whale, an audience of one, with everything that implies.
 

Collabs
Book a shoot with another creator. You make an appointment, it happens on a real day at a real place, and when it goes out both of you gain from it. Subscribers move between you and your partner based on the gap between your audiences, so filming with somebody bigger than you is a genuine opportunity and filming with somebody smaller is a favour.
 

X-Con
A convention runs on Saturdays. Spend your energy on a panel, a signing, the show floor or the after-party. There are exclusive toys you cannot buy anywhere else, a leaderboard of creators to climb, hecklers to handle, and a hub where a collab can be arranged on the spot.
 

Being Recognised
As your account grows, the world starts to notice. Strangers clock you at the bar, the beach, the gym and the mall, and what they say depends on which audience you are famous with. Being known by the fetish crowd is a different experience from being known by everybody.
 

Settings

• Competition - Standard, or Relaxed for a gentler market. Relaxed slows movement in both directions and protects more of your loyal core, so a bad week costs less. It is a kinder game, not an easier win.
• Auto record - film scenes automatically where it makes sense, or arm every take yourself.
• Request frequency - how often fans commission work.
• Income scale - tune earnings to taste.

There is also a full achievement set covering the platform, the convention, streaming, collabs and the Alexia arc.

Works With My Other Mods
X-Fans is integrated with my other mods, so scenes and items from them feed into your account rather than sitting in a separate corner of the game.
 

For Modders
X-Fans exposes a documented API so other mods can join in: turn your own scene into a video with one call, register a tag with its own audience weights, register a signature combo, add a rival to the board, or contribute tags to any capture. See the X-Fans Modders Guide included with the mod.

 

Requirements
X-Change Life 0.25.1 or later. Neon Desires is required.