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update v.0.11 for portugueseUPDATE V0.11
I did a quick translation to Portuguese, it is not a professional translation, and a simply amateur translation.
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Fiz uma tradução para o português, não e uma Tradução profissional, e uma tradução simplesmente amadora.
Tradução com pouca revisão para versão v0.11
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atualização v.0.11 pro portugues
I can't even enjoy Harem games any more. Sorry it's just lesbian/Gay Bi stuff is just not for me.Nothing wrong with it. It's just not for me. And it's hard to find a harem game that doesn't have it or any good one anyways.
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Well there is a loophole in most copywrite laws. Take the usa's copywrite laws if you us music from before 1928 you can use it without a problem but after your ass is going to be sued into looking like Micro Grant Clone membercopywrite laws suck
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That's not really a loophole, loophole usually means an unintended gap in a law, and copyrights have always expired by design, ever since the laws were first written a couple hundred years ago.Well there is a loophole in most copywrite laws. Take the usa's copywrite laws if you us music from before 1928 you can use it without a problem but after your ass is going to be sued into looking like Micro Grant Clone member
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The reason why it's technically a loophole is the earlier music still has it's copyrights it's just the they made an act that says anything before the late 1920's fallen into semi-public domain but outside the usa those music's still have their full copyrights. So if you want to use earlier music best to make it in the usa than sell it everywhere worked for Star Wars.
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were those always there? Are you going down the dark path Doc? if so how could you?
* Image 'z00' not found btw, it is the one for shapeshifting sister Olivia blowjob
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I suggest a small gallery of the characters, their names, where/when/how they were met and maybe their appearance changes throughout the versions. Also familial lineage.
The scene replay between Georgina and Beth & Janice doesn't seem to unlock still.
Scenes on superhero between Evie and Maya the orc also don't unlock.
The scene replay between Georgina and Beth & Janice doesn't seem to unlock still.
Scenes on superhero between Evie and Maya the orc also don't unlock.
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Star Wars was made in 77 but most of the music was taken from older works before the 1920's.
So what the hell did John Williams (the Composer) do? Concidering his music style is quite distinctive and every freaking SW soundtrack is using his compositions.
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Where on earth did you get that from? The music was all written for the film, the same as most films.
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The reason where is a friend put a video a few years ago of his kid's high School band performing the nut cracker only to have it be claimed by Disney saying it was music from Star Wars.
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Master - While not 100% accurate - the gist of the comment is correct. John Williams - the conductor/composer of the Star Wars soundtrack, said (publicly - and many times) that he took homage and inspiration from Gustov Holst's - The Planets. He did not steal it, as it was not 100% recreation, but the Imperial March (Darth Vader's theme) sounds a lot like the Overture of Mars - Bringer or War. The Venus Suite - is very similar to Leia's theme, etc.
Just helping clarify.
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I don't know about that specific - As there was no Nutcracker music (written by Tchaikovsky) in Star Wars. There were homages and similarities to Holst's The Planets (as stated by John Williams, the composer). Disney has use the Nutcracker Suite in some cartoons, and might try to lay claim to the cartoons (like some Christmas thing with Donald and Goofy) but they don't own it. There is some music from Holst's The Planets in the original Fantasia (as with Tchaikovsky). They might try to assert copyright under those films. Star Wars was unique and different.
Since I cannot cite the case and specific instance, I cannot speak that intelligently on it. I just know classical music, modern music and copyright law.