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Im from Poland,Just assume all East European devs are indefinitely "on hold". Fuck it, all video games whether porno or otherwise. More important things to pay attention to right now, imo.
PS Alex is a he not she.
Poland took care of several hundred thousand Ukrainian women and children for few days.
I am in free roam in the evening in my home, how can I pass the time to enable sleep? I have been to all the rooms.
So im assuming the idea of mom being a stripper has not been fully revealed as of yet. There are a lot of clues to make that assumption but it has not been outright confirmed. Is that the case?
- Nov 14, 2017
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wrong map, need to use that which only shows it's left corner.
don't ask when it gets fixed.
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You mean pencils and cardboard and so on.........in the house and at the mall and the stikkers are at hospital
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Hiya, I can't save with this version of the game, trying to do so leads to a traceback error basically saying there isn't a valid save location... I feel like I might have seen an answer to this sort of issue in a different game thread but can't recall what it was. Can anyone suggest a remedy?
- Nov 14, 2017
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that issue was brought up earlier, dunno if fix was posted so try search or reinstall game and try again.
- May 22, 2017
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Highly likely it's not a bug, but a file permission problem on your side. Usually this is what triggers that kind of error message in Ren'Py.
Extract your game into a folder that belongs to your Windows user (owner is your user name in folder properties -> security). In case the location is not inside your Windows user profile but somewhere outside of it, by default it does not belong to you and you need admin rights to make any changes there. The game does not run with admin permissions (and should not be forced to do so), so it can save its files only if you don't need admin permissions to write these files.
What it means is that you should either use a subfolder inside your user profile for these games (where you are the owner by default) or
You must be registered to see the links
of the folder where your games are located.It's a Windows NTFS file system security feature since Windows NT, 2000 and XP. Time to get used to it.
sorry can you be a bit clearer? Whereabout in the hospital and the mall. Thanks in advance