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guys any news about update v0.6, I am too poor to be a patron. Just give me a clue. Is it update faster than cyberpunk or worse ?
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It's already arriving friend before the 15th of the next month probably will have already launched, just wait a little more
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Nope, UK, and I've been to the US 5 times and have also visited 8 European countries several times. Even so, all you'd have to do is a quick Google search or even Street View of the cities, towns, and villages in European countries to see how suburban building design varies quite a bit between each of them.Really not that different given the States got the designs/ideas mostly from European styleI think you are in the US yes HB? Have you actually ever travelled around the UK, Europe?
As for Daz...there are plenty of assets available if one wishes to look and purchase them (plenty of sites around...not just limited to Daz). Besides, little bit of creative camera angles...dab of photoshop...anything is possible. Interior design is incredibly even more similar (mainstream construction).
There are certainly some Daz assets that would work in British-based games, such as the
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would work in a British or Swedish-based game.DPC is good, but no amount of creative camera angles could make distinctly American-style assets work in a game that's not set in America.
I don't believe that would be proper etiquette, my good man.I think Bacchus mentioned the other day that he lives in the UK which means better brace yourself for a snappy answer.
*sips tea and nibbles on a crumpet*Thanks bro, i love this game. still waiting since last updated.in the middle of next month
Ya I'd be fine with that, the file size doesn't ever bother me a bit. Heck, make it 200GB if need be. I'm just interested in the quality of the game.
Ya I am not a fan of that angle, either. Some of that stuff just doesn't make sense. Just because MC decides he doesn't need prostitutes to get laid, shouldn't completely lock him down from so many women, especially when he gets closer to them and they start to like him and vice versa.
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DPC has the (sometimes) rare ability to create characters that are believable and that people fall in love with.
DPC also writes great dialogue that's often witty and actually sounds like something a human being would say.
Both of those qualities are rare in games these days.
I think DPC has, at times, a problem with plotlines. Altho I do recognize that BaDIK is a way more extensive and complicated story than AL, and even with it's flaws, is better than so many games being produced today, not to mention many movies and TV shows.
I don't get why you are so obsessed with the assets and architecture. The main problem with a non-US setting is that nobody would understand it. From movies and sitcoms and everything else, we all at least have an idea of how us colleges work. But if a game was set in, lets say France, I wouldn't understand a thing. How old are people in what phases of their study? What are typical activities? How are courses organized? In books, good translators have to do a lot of work to adapt these things so the readers in different cultures can understand it. Except if its US centric, because everyone knows that already. And that is the point.
Besides, this is clearly inspired by other works, such as the American Pie series, which obviously influences how it is set up. And these fraternity stories wouldn't fit anywhere else at all, that's just a mainly US thing, as far as I know.
Besides, this is clearly inspired by other works, such as the American Pie series, which obviously influences how it is set up. And these fraternity stories wouldn't fit anywhere else at all, that's just a mainly US thing, as far as I know.
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No question it's too late to undo the damage. That bridge is thoroughly burned. Still, the show must go on and DPC is going to have to try to get M&J haters back into the fold enough to get on with the story.
I wouldn't hold out much hope of venting any lingering frustrations directly at them. But there's a decent chance we will finally see a healthy friendship between the three; that would be a big help. Maybe the D&G game can be part of that.
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Eh, just use the best available assets and brazenly assert they really are in Europe. If using the incorrect architectural style is the worst problem with a game, the dev should be ecstatic! If this hypothetical dev is really terrified about the nitpickers ganging up on them, toss in a lampshade and claim the game's town is the work of an eccentric americanophile city planner.
DPC is better than most, but there still a bunch of curiously foreign notions in BaDIK (like using 'dormitory' to refer to the room instead of the whole building). Doesn't get in the way of my enjoying the game. I doubt an outbreak of split-level suburbs in Scandinavia would be any worse.
Sadly, I suspect the real issue is that nothing sells like success and, whatever its myriad flaws, the vaguely American setting is an extremely well known commodity. If a European focused game manged to take off, the unique setting would help it stand out and ensure a devoted core to the fan base. But more likely the comparatively alien setting (and the initial confusion that accompanies it) will make it that much harder to hit critical mass in the first place.
Which is shame, because I'd love to see some games set there.
- Jun 17, 2019
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You might try Love of Magic--while I find the poker aspect really annoying, the setting in Edinburgh is very good and has real character.
Thank you! I thought I was the only one who wanted more Euro-centric games. It seldom feels legit when a non-U.S. dev makes a game set in the U.S. Even putting aside the usual "Engrish" problems, they are easy to spot. It's just difficult to write convincingly about a different culture. I'm sure an American AVN dev would butcher any attempt to set a game in Latvia for example.
The game assets issue doesn't bother me. I can look past that. You don't have to have your characters standing in front of the Eiffel Tower or the Kremlin. Generic buildings are fine and many scenes take place indoors anyway. I just want to see some games set in a dev's native Russia or Czechia...hell anywhere but the U.S. Who wouldn't want to solve a mystery/thriller in Bucharest or romance some smoking hot Polish women in Warsaw. Alas, the target $ market is North America, so we're stuck with pizza for dinner...again.
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Welcome!Hi, I'm new here!
Let's see if we can get you up to speed. I think you just missed the last Maya & Josy debate, so you may have to wait a few days to insult and/or defend them.
No, Jill isn't secretly the MC's aunt.
Yes, it's technically possible the MC's mother is still alive, but highly unlikely.
No, we don't know who's blackmailing Chad, but it isn't Melanie
It's possible Chad is secretly gay but there's no actual proof at this time.
Oh, and Episode
Good luck and enjoy!
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but episode SIX, the next episode is expected to arrive about 4 months before episode 7. possibly mid november.
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