except the line of dialog with the MC talking about Val being an old hag after less than a year of marriage lmao. Felt so completely outta left field.
Isn't Val 50 at that point? Not unreasonable that you might notice some signs of aging.
Sure, but maybe it's just me, I don't think the MC would be thinking that about his wife less than a year in to marriage. "I love this woman, but gawd damn she old AF and I can see the wrinkles!"
People read it in different ways, I guess, I would never take it (certainly not in context) as "I love this woman, but gawd damn she old AF and I can see the wrinkles!" When I first saw it while playing that ending, I read it as she is getting older and she's not overly happy about it.
Especially when Valeria seems to age like a fine wine. MC is seriously punching with her IMO, she's the full package when the only thing the MC seems to have going for him is a big package.
sure, the context is the narrator saying it, but they're speaking in regards to the MC feeling these things. Granted, the MC feels that they're both "not getting any younger". It's still just a weird thing to put in there at that moment. Guess I just don't view being 50 as so old you'd even have to narrate "time is taking it's toll" lmao.
Trust me, most people are feeling their age in their 50s, regardless of how much effort they're putting into maintaining their appearance, health and fitness.
Trust you? I don't even know you! lol that's in a lot of stuff. Spoken like a true 50-year-old expert who knows how plenty of other 50-year-olds feel. You must show me the way.
Perhaps the licensing of some songs is not permitted for a commercial product, and a new license would be needed, which would require some payment from the developer.
My understanding is this is essentially correct, and wanting to focus on their new game rather than spend the time and effort to find and replace 200+ songs.
I only played the first chapter because I'm waiting to get the Steam version, but I didn't know it had so much music, incredible.
When this game (and many others of the time) was started, some of the large libraries that licensed music didn't have language restricting it from being used for adult material, but it also didn't have anything preventing older contracts from being overwritten by changes to the fine print (or, it did have the restrictions, but they were buried so deep that no-one realized it was there). Couple years ago it all came out when games with their music launching on Steam got delisted due to music copywrite infringement, and devs had to scramble to deal with the problem.
