ClawViper

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Mar 31, 2021
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Should do, if it said you should place an ad, then that's how you do it.
Except for a lot of people it doesn't come up. You're told to place the add, but the computerr doesn't give the option. Band is maxed, tutoring family is maxed, but the damn option does not appear. There's been a lot of complains about it.
 
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soontaehyung

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May 2, 2021
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Except for a lot of people it doesn't come up. You're told to place the add, but the computerr doesn't give the option. Band is maxed, tutoring family is maxed, but the damn option does not appear. There's been a lot of complains about it.
I actually redownloaded the game and played from scratch, leaving the corruption of the band girls and newscaster till after i maxed out the tutoring family. After that it worked and i had access to the ad and the content afterwards.
 

caspian90

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Feb 8, 2020
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I actually redownloaded the game and played from scratch, leaving the corruption of the band girls and newscaster till after i maxed out the tutoring family. After that it worked and i had access to the ad and the content afterwards.
Oof

Today we get a new update
like literally in a few minutes
 

Blorgh

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Apr 7, 2018
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More than half in fact. Ceirtainly in Russian speaking countries it is the case. And I know what I'm talking about
When you don't use English frequently/on a day to day basis, it's very easy to fall into speech patterns where you almost try to translate things "word for word" from your native language to English.

Like, I know a fair bit of Japanese (not fluent, but enough to be able to read basic novels), and more than once have I read something written in English with weird grammar, thought "this sounds like Japanese", and then turned out to be correct, i.e. the writer turned out to indeed be Japanese (something I didn't know beforehand).
 

origeee

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Feb 21, 2020
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When you don't use English frequently/on a day to day basis, it's very easy to fall into speech patterns where you almost try to translate things "word for word" from your native language to English.

Like, I know a fair bit of Japanese (not fluent, but enough to be able to read basic novels), and more than once have I read something written in English with weird grammar, thought "this sounds like Japanese", and then turned out to be correct, i.e. the writer turned out to indeed be Japanese (something I didn't know beforehand).
Yeah. but I mean majority of the world's population don't use English at all. Like during their whole lifetime
 
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