on the front page you said you need writers, i can't write sexy stuff but interactions are something i can try. But i'd need a list with the characters, location if applicable, and how the girl reacts if applicable, and any other factors you want me to add. I am not an amazing writer but i am a writer. oh and the girls relationship with the pc changes how they react right? give me a number and explanation of the relationship if you can. ALSO i really want an updated alpha or even beta to be released to the point that i started reading python scripting books. they might as well be written in egyptian.
I appreciate that you guys are actively developing this though. 
Knowing some Python is an advantage but not a huge one, there are dozens of working examples of almost anything in script already and a lot of stuff that is used often has been simplified and generalized.
The whole project is open sourced so you don't really need a release, just to figure out how to:
1) Download and unpack Ren'Py Dev Kit (simple download and unrar/unzip), you can also get it as an installer I think.
2) Getting the code base + resources:
- Download and install a Git software of your choice (we're using git extensions).
- Pulling the repo into Ren'Py project folder, you don't even need a permission for that from our repository.
or
- Plainly going to our repo page and downloading the whole repo manually. (very simple but ineffective because you cannot update it)
3) Getting some packs, you at the very least need one random pack. Preferably, it's wise to have Naruto, One Piece and all random packs and unpacking them to char/rchar dirs.
4) Starting Ren'Py launcher and launching the game.
5) Maybe you'll need my testing.rpy file as well, I structured the code for game to work without it but may have f*cked up somewhere because Dark had issues without it.
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It looks like a lot but it's simpler than it sounds and we should have more specific examples somewhere (I hope that we do). If you're willing to mess with this, you can get the code, if not, this is prolly the least required to effectively work on the project.
Without being able to code in Python, you can do this with the repo setup:
- Fix bad (at places really bad) English.
- Add new events/text of all kinds based on already existing and sometimes well commented code.
- Add new interactions.
- Expanding existing events/storyline.
- Coming up with new concepts/suggestion on how to enrich old once if you figure out how stuff is working at least in general.
All of that is a lot harder without the dev version setup... you can always write text/events. It's hard without knowing the game but it was done before couple of time, Dark or I put the events/texts into the game afterwards, sometimes even manage to request something specific
