HTML A Spell for All [v14.15] [Cmacleod42]
Opposed as I am to use three-letter homophobic slurs or crude jokes about them, I'd be remiss NOT to say that paying atention to the shape of the car in that imageset does, indeed, qualify as "gay test"
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Otherwise a solution is to have that imageset or similar for the US locale only, but for the UK use a different imageset, say one of the chauffer type ones and note that Glenvale is too small to have dedicated taxi's but there is a limo company in town, and used by the wealthy minority (mayor, sir ronald, Diane and some others) also hires out at a discount to the public
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And how exactly is the shape of a vehicle any less important or noticeable than its colour? You can't paint a garbage truck yellow and claim it's an ambulance.
If anything I'd say the shape or model is by far more important, since most people'd always pick *insert terrible or obnoxious colour here* Chevy Camaro over black (or whatever your favourite colour is) Volkswagen Bus.How about scenes from FemaleFakeTaxi.com where the cabbies are women and it is set in the UK? They don't have freely available pics online (to my knowledge) but if you wish I could find you imagesets?
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Damn, I hate to make a double reply but these might work for UK:
The model's name is Cherry Kiss and she's also done a few lesbian scenes for FemaleFakeTaxi if you're interested.
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The model's name is Cherry Kiss and she's also done a few lesbian scenes for FemaleFakeTaxi if you're interested.
Also just to add to the brainstorming session, it could be a bus driver instead. If that makes things easier.
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If you put a Letter of Credit in the Chest in your Bedroom, you can then got to Sir Ronald Gates to get as many Letters as you can carry, I think it only work once, though I don't know why I would Cheat when there are actual cheats in the game
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Open your phone, it tells you the time and day of the week. There is no calendar otherwise in the game
Some events have a time limit or require the passage of time but these are just a number of days. A few evemts depend on the day of the week like Alison, and Camryn but otherwise it is by if the place is open (ie banks open weekdays etc)
I've noticed the Museum closes at weekends and Gina moves to her home as expected, but even if the museum is closed for the night she's still there. Poor overworked girl. Is that intentional, or a bug?
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We've got, like, how many people able to resist the Dai Chu spell in the game? So how difficult would be to have the taxi driver inherently resistant to the Transform spell? (Spoiler alert: Not difficult at all).
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And there's a good plot reason for every single one of them, not to mention they all can or will be charmed in future versions.We've got, like, how many people able to resist the Dai Chu spell in the game? So how difficult would be to have the taxi driver inherently resistant to the Transform spell? (Spoiler alert: Not difficult t all).
So unless the taxi driver came straight from Vampires: The Masquerade - Bloodlines (I wonder how many people will get this reference), then it wouldn't make much sense.
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And there's a good plot reason for every single one of them, not to mention they all can or will be charmed in future versions.
So unless the taxi driver came straight from Vampires: The Masquerade - Bloodlines (I wonder how many people will get this reference), then it wouldn't make much sense.
About the same sense than a random pool swimmer, a random Japanse schoolgirl, a random gym goer / partime waitress, a random nun, a random blogger, a random housewife, a random gypsy, a random secretary, or a random biker chick, having out of the blue several deegres of resistance to the Dai Chu. Are they all coming straight from a game of Ars Magica? Naaah, they all have their resistances for plot reasons. And making another character resistant to any spell (be it the taxi driver to Transform, be it Leanne to Dai Chu after you free her but before you can actually cast the spell, - notice I saved THIS example for later) is always done for plot reasons.So unless the taxi driver came straight from Vampires: The Masquerade - Bloodlines (I wonder how many people will get this reference), then it wouldn't make much sense.
TL;DR: Plot can justify lots of things
EDIT: Like, making the taxi driver resistant to transform PRECISELY for plot reasons.
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Neat game, particularly well designed. I enjoyed the interconnecting content. Pretty sure I missed some stuff as I found the guide about halfway through, but that is common in games like this (Summertime Saga and The Twist were similar for me as well). Just gives another reason for a replay. Look forward to continued development, keep up the great work!
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Most of the characters you listed were anything but random, a few were actually a pretty important part of the storyline. By the way, who did you have in mind by blogger, housewife, secretary, nun and biker chick - they were all susceptible to the charm spell? Unless you meant Mother Superior as nun and mother's assistant Gabby as secretary?About the same sense than a random pool swimmer, a random Japanse schoolgirl, a random gym goer / partime waitress, a random nun, a random blogger, a random housewife, a random gypsy, a random secretary, or a random biker chick, having out of the blue several deegres of resistance to the Dai Chu. Are they all coming straight from a game of Ars Magica? Naaah, they all have their resistances for plot reasons. And making another character resistant to any spell (be it the taxi driver to Transform, be it Leanne to Dai Chu after you free her but before you can actually cast the spell, - notice I saved THIS example for later) is always done for plot reasons.
TL;DR: Plot can justify lots of things
EDIT: Like, making the taxi driver resistant to transform PRECISELY for plot reasons.
Anyhow, my point is, that in all those cases there was usually a good plot reason for their immunity in the first place and making up a plot reason in order to make a character immune is only complicating things down the line, since you'll have to sooner or later come up with a way to overcome their immunity and make a scene for them.
It is a way to make the cabbie more difficult to charm and therefore to prevent players from getting free rides to early though, I suppose. However in this case your "too ugly to charm" way won't really cut it... Not to mention I'm not sure adding yet another "special" character is a good idea. *shrug*
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How significant is the "but don't train with her" on one of the "Visit Tess" in the Walkthrough? I did it a while ago and i don't want to go back that far