Ah OK I see the problem now. I somehow downloaded 9.2 and the password is for the 10.2 version.
I'm guessing that guy above has the same problem.
I'm guessing that guy above has the same problem.
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Mate, this password has been out of date of over a Year now.
Where the hell do you people still get that from and why do they keep thinking that it is the current one?
God have mercy....
Just put the Uncensore password, that you find in the first Post of this thread above the links to download the game that is the only Yellow piece of text in that Post, in as your User ID.
To make it easy for you, the password for the 10.2 Release is: free10rel2
If that does not work then you need to make sure that you actually have the Release 10.2 because every release has its own passwort.
Again, the password is NOT freedemo, since, like i mentioned above, IT HAS BEEN OUT OF DATE FOR OVER A YEAR!
I need a fucking drink now, jesus.
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Great game, I really like it.
Probably I'm just an idiot, because every time there's a new version I see all these things in the changelog but I can't seem to advance and find any of them.
I mean, I go around the whole map...I kill al the thugs and tentacles etc...I extract from both exits, but I end up always in the hideout with test raid 1.
Can anyone please explain to me if there are more levels other than the first one? What's the objective and how do you advance?
Thanks in advance to any kind soul
Probably I'm just an idiot, because every time there's a new version I see all these things in the changelog but I can't seem to advance and find any of them.
I mean, I go around the whole map...I kill al the thugs and tentacles etc...I extract from both exits, but I end up always in the hideout with test raid 1.
Can anyone please explain to me if there are more levels other than the first one? What's the objective and how do you advance?
Thanks in advance to any kind soul
OK man thanks. I don't pay for mega and have pretty shitty network and after download the v09 this page probably updated and has only the 10.2 password, which obviously doesn't work on a previous version.
That's why I went back to the freedemo as I thought that might be the userID we have to use then the password, and I'm guessing the other person you replied experienced the same situation.
Again thanks for your reply. I'm downloading 10.2 right now. I vaguely remembered seeing 9.2 password on the front page but it's not there any more. Guess I'll have to wait.
No, there is only one map available in Release 10.2. There is the inside of a warehouse that was added to the test raid map, located at the Northeastern end of the map near the Savezone and the Riverlands. I think that one of the entrances was near/in the savezone and one kinda hidden behind some walls on the Northern side of the River (I think?). Make sure to bring a flashlight and Armour piercing ammo, there are Corporate Mercs hiding in the dark.Great game, I really like it.
Probably I'm just an idiot, because every time there's a new version I see all these things in the changelog but I can't seem to advance and find any of them.
I mean, I go around the whole map...I kill al the thugs and tentacles etc...I extract from both exits, but I end up always in the hideout with test raid 1.
Can anyone please explain to me if there are more levels other than the first one? What's the objective and how do you advance?
Thanks in advance to any kind soul
There are no goals at this time of development, just go out there and loot.
In v10.2 your progress is unlocking the best gear (composite weapon parts and corporate armor) and unlocking the customization options (note: not all options are in yet (especially boobs and ass).Great game, I really like it.
Probably I'm just an idiot, because every time there's a new version I see all these things in the changelog but I can't seem to advance and find any of them.
I mean, I go around the whole map...I kill al the thugs and tentacles etc...I extract from both exits, but I end up always in the hideout with test raid 1.
Can anyone please explain to me if there are more levels other than the first one? What's the objective and how do you advance?
Thanks in advance to any kind soul
In v11 you get a new map, which I'd consider the first 'real' level. But the objective stays the same: Get best gear and unlock customization options for Ivy's looks (in v11 with booba and ass).
I see what you mean, even though I wouldn't consider random loot in these circumstances as 'gacha'. Anyways, as already mentioned there is a savezone on the 'test raid 1' map. As you don't even want to play the game, directions are not really useful, but there is a shop that sells bascially every top tier part. No randomness there.
For those people struggling with the difficult beginning: This game asks you in the beginning (or if you reset your save) for a difficulty. Lower difficulty means waaay easier start. You can always change the difficulty in the options, so you are really just choosing your starting setup.
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Hello all,
even with the easiest difficulty I struggle to know what to do and where to go? Is there an end or a place that closes the demo or is it a simple level of discovery with the enemies who constantly come back?
sorry if i'm stupid but i don't understand English well, here i have the translator but in game no
even with the easiest difficulty I struggle to know what to do and where to go? Is there an end or a place that closes the demo or is it a simple level of discovery with the enemies who constantly come back?
sorry if i'm stupid but i don't understand English well, here i have the translator but in game no
- Mar 22, 2019
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For the moment, the map have 2 entrance/exit
On the beginning, you can see them, in the first safe zone where you can exitthem or acces to the big monolith with the cosmetic
Technically speaking, when you start at one entrance, you have to find the second
- Aug 24, 2017
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Thank you for the answer,
the animations are more than correct, the concept is innovative, I've never seen games with a weapon improvement in this way. the character is very very sexy, the pregnancy looks really good,
I would really like to come back in a short year to see the progress and advancement.
at the moment I have to admit defeat by the AI, after the second time a man catches me and I have no more weapons or any recourses to defend myself.
reading the map is quite complicated for me.
I'm only an occasional player and it must be due to my lack of experience.
Anyway I consider the game as very good with great potential.
the animations are more than correct, the concept is innovative, I've never seen games with a weapon improvement in this way. the character is very very sexy, the pregnancy looks really good,
I would really like to come back in a short year to see the progress and advancement.
at the moment I have to admit defeat by the AI, after the second time a man catches me and I have no more weapons or any recourses to defend myself.
reading the map is quite complicated for me.
I'm only an occasional player and it must be due to my lack of experience.
Anyway I consider the game as very good with great potential.
Fun fact: It appears that the dev was generous enough to unlock the cheats in the v10.2 free build. Cheats like God Mode
Why would you tell them? Now all the fun of telling people that they have a "Skill issue" will be goneFun fact: It appears that the dev was generous enough to unlock the cheats in the v10.2 free build. Cheats like God Mode
Note: I never said that out loud to anybody, I just thought it.... a LOT.
- Mar 22, 2019
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That's why people enjoy this game, not for the porn, but for the game itself
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I think the reason there are still people failing to get the uncensor and using the "freedemo" password is because that's literally what the installation instructions in the OP still say to do. Should probably be updated.
Anyone know what the latest version is and the changelogs up to it? I think someone mentioned R13 but still no changelogs anywhere.
It's weird that as a potential supporter I can't see what features I'd be getting access to to inform my decision, especially since there's been a whole six months of work.
It's weird that as a potential supporter I can't see what features I'd be getting access to to inform my decision, especially since there's been a whole six months of work.
D-E-V-O-L-U-T-I-O-N So, as you occasionally do respond to me, I read a lot of the reviews commenting on difficulty, and I have some suggestions to improve it. I've played a lot of shooters over the years, and will try to give examples. So in terms of actual combat, it reminds me of Army of Two or Crysis 1. However, in AOT, you had a partner and the Heat system for managing Aggro and in Crysis 1 you had suit powers, but both allowed for weapon modification on the run. Anyway:
1. Doom 1 had a system where on higher difficulties there would be extra monster spawns. Perhaps on the easiest difficulty, you set certain spawners to only spawn an enemy, if it is on the hard or normal difficulty.
2. Halo 1 had a system where enemies would act smarter on higher difficulties, but had the same overall hp and damage, but were less effective at consistently damaging the player. Perhaps something of the sort would be useful here.
3. Far Cry 5/6 has tall grass that, if you crouch in, hides you from view. As long as you don't fire an unsilenced weapon, or kill someone in front of another, you can avoid notice. I found in DZ that often times, even moving slowly and not firing weapons, enemies would still spot me from quite a distance away. While in this grass, you could also easily perform silent takedowns, and kill them instantly and efficiently.
4. Deus Ex Mankind Divided had a system wherein you could toggle enemies vision cone. Thus, you could reliably see what they can see and how far. That would be very useful here, to assess if you are being spotted in their cones, unless of course you aren't using vision cones (which is odd, as almost all modern games, including elder scrolls, does).
5. The aforementioned Army of Two, had the heat system, where your partner would draw the enemies attention allowing the player to flank the enemy. Perhaps we should get some kind of ally, or robot, or animal companion, that can do that, so that we can get the drop on the enemy. Naturally, like in Army of Two, if we start attacking, we draw their attention and our companion could then flank them and such forth.
6. Call of Duty Black Ops 2, had special grenades that mimicked weapons fire, to draw people to that location. A very effective lure for stealthy players and a good way to avoid confrontations that might turn deadly.
7. The aforementioned Crysis 1, had the strength power for one-shotting enemies in melee, cloak for avoiding detection, speed for getting away, and armor for boosting your defense. Maybe you could something of the sort with the cyberware, as base abilities. Could upgrade them with purchases, but having some base abilities would really help us survive better.
8. Duke Nukem 3D had specific locations with destructible terrain, to create extra paths, or uncover secret areas. This might be useful here too.
9. Call of Duty Modern Warfare has Concussion and Flashbang Grenades. These would really help with dividing and conquering foes, as well as providing us with a means of escape or reducing the current number of combatants to a reasonable number.
10. Prey 1 had the spirit world and rage 1 had the heart defibrillator. When you would die, you would enter these modes and try to attain as much health as possible, in the minigames, and then there would be a cooldown before you could use them again. Something of the sort would be useful here, as you can get shot to death quite easily, and this could provide a method for revival.
11. Singularity had a special workbench, using a rare resource E99, that you could use to add a special upgrade to your guns. Something powerful and effective usually. Something like this might be useful here.
12. Doom 3, Quake 4, and Doom 2016 all had health dispensers in the level, to heal the player of damage, at least until they ran out. Something like this would help address difficulty spikes.
13. FEAR had the reflexes ability that slowed down time for everyone else, but not you. Something like this would really help us get out of a bind.
14. The Persistence had crafting benches throughout the level that could fabricate weapons or ammo for that weapon, in exchange for resources. Kind of like a 3d printer type of thing. They were noisy and slow to do their task, so you often wanted to clear the area before using them as they'd attract things to you. As I was constantly running out of ammo, this would help with things.
15. Wolfenstein The New Order had special collectibles that would permanently improve your stats, as well as challenges, that when completed improved your character in some kind of permanent manner. Something like that would be very useful here.
There are probably more, but those cover the big ones.
Thoughts?
1. Doom 1 had a system where on higher difficulties there would be extra monster spawns. Perhaps on the easiest difficulty, you set certain spawners to only spawn an enemy, if it is on the hard or normal difficulty.
2. Halo 1 had a system where enemies would act smarter on higher difficulties, but had the same overall hp and damage, but were less effective at consistently damaging the player. Perhaps something of the sort would be useful here.
3. Far Cry 5/6 has tall grass that, if you crouch in, hides you from view. As long as you don't fire an unsilenced weapon, or kill someone in front of another, you can avoid notice. I found in DZ that often times, even moving slowly and not firing weapons, enemies would still spot me from quite a distance away. While in this grass, you could also easily perform silent takedowns, and kill them instantly and efficiently.
4. Deus Ex Mankind Divided had a system wherein you could toggle enemies vision cone. Thus, you could reliably see what they can see and how far. That would be very useful here, to assess if you are being spotted in their cones, unless of course you aren't using vision cones (which is odd, as almost all modern games, including elder scrolls, does).
5. The aforementioned Army of Two, had the heat system, where your partner would draw the enemies attention allowing the player to flank the enemy. Perhaps we should get some kind of ally, or robot, or animal companion, that can do that, so that we can get the drop on the enemy. Naturally, like in Army of Two, if we start attacking, we draw their attention and our companion could then flank them and such forth.
6. Call of Duty Black Ops 2, had special grenades that mimicked weapons fire, to draw people to that location. A very effective lure for stealthy players and a good way to avoid confrontations that might turn deadly.
7. The aforementioned Crysis 1, had the strength power for one-shotting enemies in melee, cloak for avoiding detection, speed for getting away, and armor for boosting your defense. Maybe you could something of the sort with the cyberware, as base abilities. Could upgrade them with purchases, but having some base abilities would really help us survive better.
8. Duke Nukem 3D had specific locations with destructible terrain, to create extra paths, or uncover secret areas. This might be useful here too.
9. Call of Duty Modern Warfare has Concussion and Flashbang Grenades. These would really help with dividing and conquering foes, as well as providing us with a means of escape or reducing the current number of combatants to a reasonable number.
10. Prey 1 had the spirit world and rage 1 had the heart defibrillator. When you would die, you would enter these modes and try to attain as much health as possible, in the minigames, and then there would be a cooldown before you could use them again. Something of the sort would be useful here, as you can get shot to death quite easily, and this could provide a method for revival.
11. Singularity had a special workbench, using a rare resource E99, that you could use to add a special upgrade to your guns. Something powerful and effective usually. Something like this might be useful here.
12. Doom 3, Quake 4, and Doom 2016 all had health dispensers in the level, to heal the player of damage, at least until they ran out. Something like this would help address difficulty spikes.
13. FEAR had the reflexes ability that slowed down time for everyone else, but not you. Something like this would really help us get out of a bind.
14. The Persistence had crafting benches throughout the level that could fabricate weapons or ammo for that weapon, in exchange for resources. Kind of like a 3d printer type of thing. They were noisy and slow to do their task, so you often wanted to clear the area before using them as they'd attract things to you. As I was constantly running out of ammo, this would help with things.
15. Wolfenstein The New Order had special collectibles that would permanently improve your stats, as well as challenges, that when completed improved your character in some kind of permanent manner. Something like that would be very useful here.
There are probably more, but those cover the big ones.
Thoughts?
Imma be honest, I think throwing 15 points of 'other shooter do this or that' will most likely lead to a discussion of preferences and effectively nowhere. Feature creep in a single dev project is really not what you want. Buuuut here are some thoughts
1.,2.,6.,9.,11. sure, most likely already partially planned
3. works for FC, seems silly for this kind of game (was pretty funny in FC, but let's be honest, they can totally see you)
5. would change whole direction of game, unlikely
8.,14.,15. dunno if feasable for single dev, not really worth the effort
10. could work, would obviously have to be sexy
12.,13. health stations and slow-mo ability are already in game
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Would like to ask Dev, when will be crouching and shooting works in 3rd person mode?
Also will there be a detail x-ray health menu for after buying certain cyberware module?
Also will there be a detail x-ray health menu for after buying certain cyberware module?
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I don't got time for this, this is probably gonna be my last reply here. I either explained myself very poorly or you just entirely missed my points.
Merchant? Lol, you'd first have to make it that far to even access the (what-I'm assuming) good, actual shop. However, it stands to reason that a newbie will see a vending machine with gun parts and will say, "Neat! Let me buy it all!" to then realize that they're missing gun parts. They go to the vending machine and see new (randomized) stock, with a refresh timer under it. The fact that it is random is what makes it a gacha. Therefore, it can be assumed that the first vending machine is, in fact, a gacha! (shocking!)
My other complaint with the combat is the whole stun mechanic and the "i'm too tired to hold my gun!" mechanic (lol). Can't run, can't fight back. You get shot once and you are dead. Not even hardcore sims like Arma 3 or Squad do this. It's an abhorrent mechanic made to punish the player for being human and getting hit while fighting.
The second issue with this quote is that, as I mentioned earlier, makes this game kinda pointless. If I wanted to be on edge most of the time; if I wanted to have to raise my screen's brightness to the max just so that I can spot my enemies and raise my volume to the max so that I'm able to hear them, then I'd just play a Battle Royale like Tarkov or PUGB, in which I'm suggested to do the same. It's got multiplayer, more robust combat, etc etc. So again, if you want this game to stand out in shooters (for being fun), then I don't think this is the way, at least not for a single-player game. But what do I know? You seem to know it all, after all.
-"They are just wearing armor!"
-"Just use a higher caliber bro lol"
LOL, so they ARE bullet sponges. As I am sure I mentioned earlier, I did in fact use APN. It was a mix between the weapon being shit, me actually missing when they were Run and Gunnin' from a couple hundred yards away, and them tanking those shots as if I just hit them with a nerf gun.
Nothing good is coming out of this, so I'll end my involvement here. Take care!
This is exactly what a gacha is. You insert a currency and have a chance at getting X or Y thing. And adding on the "dynamic" AI, if all I have is scraps and the AI is already at the hardest difficulty, then how am I expected to kill them other than up close?
Merchant? Lol, you'd first have to make it that far to even access the (what-I'm assuming) good, actual shop. However, it stands to reason that a newbie will see a vending machine with gun parts and will say, "Neat! Let me buy it all!" to then realize that they're missing gun parts. They go to the vending machine and see new (randomized) stock, with a refresh timer under it. The fact that it is random is what makes it a gacha. Therefore, it can be assumed that the first vending machine is, in fact, a gacha! (shocking!)
Those people WOULD bother in playing the gacha because there's literally an "infinite money" cheat to PLAY THE GACHA AAAAND The gacha machine is literally in the first area of the game. It would be dumb to NOT use it.
What do you think I meant by "missions"? I meant the maps. The first map is the first mission, if there's a second map, then that'd be considered the second mission. What's the objective of the mission? Idk, get from point A to point B. But the map itself is what I consider a "mission".
What are you even talking about lol. I never doubted it was a real thing, nor did I ever imply it wasn't. I just said the obvious; If you are playing a shooter, you don't play to lose.
As I am sure I mentioned earlier, this is not my complaint. My complaint is with them being marathon runners with the aim of a US Soldier. Ridiculous. Ready or Not had this issue for the longest of time and it got fixed (they stopped dancing while shooting). That's my real complaint with the AI.
My other complaint with the combat is the whole stun mechanic and the "i'm too tired to hold my gun!" mechanic (lol). Can't run, can't fight back. You get shot once and you are dead. Not even hardcore sims like Arma 3 or Squad do this. It's an abhorrent mechanic made to punish the player for being human and getting hit while fighting.
The second issue with this quote is that, as I mentioned earlier, makes this game kinda pointless. If I wanted to be on edge most of the time; if I wanted to have to raise my screen's brightness to the max just so that I can spot my enemies and raise my volume to the max so that I'm able to hear them, then I'd just play a Battle Royale like Tarkov or PUGB, in which I'm suggested to do the same. It's got multiplayer, more robust combat, etc etc. So again, if you want this game to stand out in shooters (for being fun), then I don't think this is the way, at least not for a single-player game. But what do I know? You seem to know it all, after all.
Fully modded weapon, all from gacha (so shit). I KNOW that I couldn't hit any further than a school bus because I HAD A SIGHT and saw how the bullets would NOT HIT even though I would aim for center mass. Why did it not hit? Because it would go sideways (in short, bad accuracy).
You wanna know what this sounds like? CQB. Do you want to know what this DOESN'T sound like? Outdoor combat, especially one where the grass is so high that you can't even see anything beyond your gun's barrel.
It is not.
-"They are not bullet sponges."
-"They are just wearing armor!"
-"Just use a higher caliber bro lol"
LOL, so they ARE bullet sponges. As I am sure I mentioned earlier, I did in fact use APN. It was a mix between the weapon being shit, me actually missing when they were Run and Gunnin' from a couple hundred yards away, and them tanking those shots as if I just hit them with a nerf gun.
Nothing good is coming out of this, so I'll end my involvement here. Take care!