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Any know how to get the last 3 scenes in the gallery
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Shaving was already part of European culture in Columbus' time. In the 15th century, it was customary for the elite to have barber-surgeons who shaved their beards. These professionals would flit between shaving their steel straight razors on the scalps of the nobles to lancing the wounds of the sick and injured.
However, no one is sure whether Columbus wore a beard throughout his years as an explorer. That is because nobody today knows what he looks like. But if we think of him, we picture a tall, vigorous Italian guy with a blonde beard and hair and blue eyes.
No beard, no problem
When Columbus and his bros reached the American coast, you best believe they were relieved to see the natives having no manly facial manes.
Alex Kerner, in his paper Beard and Conquest: the Role of Hair in the Construction of Gendered Spanish Attitudes towards the American Indians in the Sixteenth Century, said that the absence of beards among Native Americans gave the conquistadores a sense of superiority that ultimately fueled their perception of the natives as beings that could legitimately be subdued.
He wrote that:
“The reference to hair is sometimes made in conjunction with or right next to a description of what in the view of the Christians, was the natives’ low moral standards, as if the natives’ different attitude to hair also expressed their lack of virtue, their non-observance of moral codes pertaining to sex, and even worse, as an expression of the male natives’ natural tendency towards homosexuality.”
The general absence of facial hair among Native Americans showed their weakness as a race because he thought it characterized submissiveness and inferiority. His European beard, meanwhile, gave him moral superiority and the license to subdue just about everyone in the New World.
On the other hand, the natives are probably looking at them in disgust as in their culture. These intruders looked barbaric and unclean.
So, no. Columbus was not accountable for influencing the Native Americans to have clean-shaven faces. But he and his ilk sure did modernize the way Native Americans groomed their hairs.
This is not Vikings/Bikers/street whores galore, you should know by now, had you played the game.
However, no one is sure whether Columbus wore a beard throughout his years as an explorer. That is because nobody today knows what he looks like. But if we think of him, we picture a tall, vigorous Italian guy with a blonde beard and hair and blue eyes.
No beard, no problem
When Columbus and his bros reached the American coast, you best believe they were relieved to see the natives having no manly facial manes.
Alex Kerner, in his paper Beard and Conquest: the Role of Hair in the Construction of Gendered Spanish Attitudes towards the American Indians in the Sixteenth Century, said that the absence of beards among Native Americans gave the conquistadores a sense of superiority that ultimately fueled their perception of the natives as beings that could legitimately be subdued.
He wrote that:
“The reference to hair is sometimes made in conjunction with or right next to a description of what in the view of the Christians, was the natives’ low moral standards, as if the natives’ different attitude to hair also expressed their lack of virtue, their non-observance of moral codes pertaining to sex, and even worse, as an expression of the male natives’ natural tendency towards homosexuality.”
The general absence of facial hair among Native Americans showed their weakness as a race because he thought it characterized submissiveness and inferiority. His European beard, meanwhile, gave him moral superiority and the license to subdue just about everyone in the New World.
On the other hand, the natives are probably looking at them in disgust as in their culture. These intruders looked barbaric and unclean.
So, no. Columbus was not accountable for influencing the Native Americans to have clean-shaven faces. But he and his ilk sure did modernize the way Native Americans groomed their hairs.
Peer pressure is always something to take into acount.Just looking at the preview pics, looks pretty clean and hygienic for the late 19th century and not a pube in sight.
This is not Vikings/Bikers/street whores galore, you should know by now, had you played the game.
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. Downloading issues? Look here.Stop breaking your saves, Dev! Nobody wants to keep playing the same content over, and over, and over again to get to the new content.
I've played 23 game days, have killed 125 bandits, have the fast horse + the rifle but it still says "I should hunt some bandits..." . There was a mention of having to hunt "Very Dangerous" bandits but only "little" and "medium" are available. I played V0.41 again and "Very" and "Deadly" options are listed from the start so I'm assuming its a bug or change in play mechanics. Has something broken, changed or have I missed something?. I'm really enjoying the game and many thanks for any advice.
Update - And of course, as soon as I post this, I have a brain wave, look at the code and see that "Very" and "Deadly" only appear at night.
Update - And of course, as soon as I post this, I have a brain wave, look at the code and see that "Very" and "Deadly" only appear at night.
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Thanks
After I don't how many tips I gave her, I finally got the "Extra Services" option
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What is the difference between downloading the normal version of the game and downloading the "Before the Rework" version?
Normal is the latest version of the game
Before the Rework means it's the version of the game is no longer being updated, its the version of the game before the dev decided to start again, with possibly updated scenes and possibly a new direction to the story.
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The game asks me to go hunt Bandits, I've hunted all types of bandits in the game and nothing else happens, is there a walkthrough for this game and how do I get past this part?