No, I've been able to use URM without any problems, the key is not to have more than 1 path open. Use it to change paths if you want, but always close the other path. I use it to switch between CHICK/DIK/NEUTRAL, to see different scenes/dialogue, so i don't have to play 3 different paths for each run.
Nahhh, it's been abandoned
Go to his patreon and discord and you can tell him that there. I've been told he listen to his critics
You can, but I don't every time. For example on my Jill path it is set to chick, so I can just open a save at the point I want to have a look, open URM, switch to neutral and then continue from there. Go back to the same save and switch to DIK and then do that one.
Half of that sentence is correct... [insert Quinn halloween costume here, I'm at Uni
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OMG!!! Using that clip from the old series!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Too funny!That poll should actually only be 99.99% in favor of Option 4
I like how the camera racks focus to the toast
It's actually from the first rejected pilot, The Cage
Until now I've had zero problems with Sancho mod, because DPC's anti-mod checks only targeted Scrappy mod.
)My nemesis are free roams.I prefer to play without the mods using the walkthrough guides or just playing blindly until then... We have more than a year to play each episode, so there is no problem here
I read that with URM you can switch between branches and (providing that you don't leave more than one open at the same time) it works with BaD.Use URM in a few games and get used to all the things it can do before the release and you won't miss Sancho's Mod.
URM will only tell you the immediate consequence of your choice. Like which answer will give you DIK point. Not that if you choose this one you might get a scene with Sage down the line.I read that with URM you can switch between branches and (providing that you don't leave more than one open at the same time) it works with BaD.
That's good and I will definitely give it a try while waiting for Sancho mod, thanks for your suggestion!
But being just a generic cheat tool, it can't give you hints about the consequences of a choice (yeah, it can tell you how variables will be affected, but not which scenes or ramifications you are going to get or miss) nor guide you through the long free roams.
Instead, Sancho takes it upon himself, with every release, to examine the code specifically to provide this information.
it sorted itself up by using 9.1 saves (i had to restart the hallloween party from scrath, but made better choiches now).
