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Shouldn't. Try reloading your autosave on Page 9 and rolling back a page to see if the behavior remanifests.Does 0.5 required a new game? I got an error when I try to load my old saves
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I didn't see the option "speak for yourself" in CH3To everyone asking: I do not know if it is intended, or a bug but as of right now these are the steps required to unlock the 3rd option:
#1 - in Ch2, when throwing the guy off the boat, you *MUST* choose "I got your back, Sis".
#2 - in Ch3, when given two options "Speak for yourself" or "Maybe it doesn't have to be that way" you *MUST* choose "Speak for yourself"
Those 2 options unlock the 3rd one in the overboard scene.
Note: I didn't parse the script quite enough, so I don't know if those required options themselves have requirements, but you must choose both in order to get the 3rd option.
It seems like a weird, contradictory combo of options so like I said, idk if it's a bug or intended, but thats how you unlock it as of right now.
if I'm parsing the script right, you also have to choose "We've got each other's back, George (Undermine Jaye)" at the 1st task assigned by George in Chapter.To everyone asking: I do not know if it is intended, or a bug but as of right now these are the steps required to unlock the 3rd option:
#1 - in Ch2, when throwing the guy off the boat, you *MUST* choose "I got your back, Sis".
#2 - in Ch3, when given two options "Speak for yourself" or "Maybe it doesn't have to be that way" you *MUST* choose "Speak for yourself"
Those 2 options unlock the 3rd one in the overboard scene.
Note: I didn't parse the script quite enough, so I don't know if those required options themselves have requirements, but you must choose both in order to get the 3rd option.
It seems like a weird, contradictory combo of options so like I said, idk if it's a bug or intended, but thats how you unlock it as of right now.
Wow you are fast, the compressed bug-fixed 5a release is here before someone leaked the uncompressed 5a here. Cheers!Chasing Sunsets [v0.5a] [Compressed]
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Chasing Sunsets [v0.5a] Walkthrough & Cheats Mod
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Yeah, there was a...Bit of a fuckup on my part.if I'm parsing the script right, you also have to choose "We've got each other's back, George (Undermine Jaye)" at the 1st task assigned by George in Chapter.
Hey man. If creating high quality code was easy everyone would do it. Your quality is among the best around.Yeah, there was a...Bit of a fuckup on my part.
The variable adjustment was two lines further down in the code than it should have been, and well...
Anyway, the latest version has removed that unfortunate misstep.
As someone who likes to peek under the hood just for giggles, I have to say, your code is one of the hardest to parse for the simple fact you use generic variable names. I imagine it's hard to keep track of it all.Yeah, there was a...Bit of a fuckup on my part.
The variable adjustment was two lines further down in the code than it should have been, and well...
Anyway, the latest version has removed that unfortunate misstep.
At least the file naming convention is meaningful. If I were to put my sloppy coding skills to work, I'd be putting out:As someone who likes to peek under the hood just for giggles, I have to say, your code is one of the hardest to parse for the simple fact you use generic variable names. I imagine it's hard to keep track of it all.
I track all of the variables in a separate spreadsheet. I didn't want to make it easy for modders when I started. Kinda regretting that now.At least the file naming convention is meaningful. If I were to put my sloppy coding skills to work, I'd be putting out:
V0.1
V0.1_fixed
V0.1_fixed_fixed
V0.1_fixed_fixed_FINAL
V0.1_fixed_fixed_FINAL_fixed_FINAL
etc.
I know the important ones Like the Main girl's trust and love the rest I'm oblivious to itI track all of the variables in a separate spreadsheet. I didn't want to make it easy for modders when I started. Kinda regretting that now.
That's dirty.I track all of the variables in a separate spreadsheet. I didn't want to make it easy for modders when I started. Kinda regretting that now.
He did that on purpose.As someone who likes to peek under the hood just for giggles, I have to say, your code is one of the hardest to parse for the simple fact you use generic variable names. I imagine it's hard to keep track of it all.