Dorfnutter

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I have another question to you. I usually go after my own chooses but also do not avoid to the walkthrough to correct it. Now I'm confused with this one. I wanna recieve the Amulet that grants immortality but walkthrough says refuse it.
Likely tied to a bad end/consequence later down the line, hence the reason why Cari has repeatedly said both in the walkthrough and Discord:

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ShiroGato

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A common structure looks like this:

A . B . C . D
  • A = Major release number
    (big milestones, full releases, DLC lines, etc.)
  • B = Major update
    (significant systems, new features, large content drops)
  • C = Minor update
    (smaller additions, improvements, secondary content)
  • D = Patch / hotfix
    (bug fixes, balance tweaks, small adjustments)
    — sometimes written as a, b, c… instead of numbers.
Appreciate this breakdown, this helps clarify things
 

torpedogoat

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Appreciate this breakdown, this helps clarify things
It would be a lot easier if the English speaking world hadn't reversed the meanings of . and , in decimal numbers, compared to the international standard. In most European languages, we write 123.456.789,99 -- not 123,456,789.99. If you think about it, this makes a lot of sense because then the more visible , is the character that really makes a difference, and the less visible . is the character that's only cosmetics. (Of course the Anglosphere system also makes sense, because a sentence only has one . but can have several ,.)

Anyway, if the Anglosphere followed the international system, then the traditional numbering would go from 0,4 to 0,45 to 0,5 while the semantic number would go from 0.4 to 0.5 and reach 0.45 much later. Things being as they are, the semantic numbering could in theory use 0,4 to 0,4,1 to 0,4,2 to 0,5 and much later 0,45. But that looks weird. (Just as 123,456,789 looks weird the first time you encounter it. It looks as if it was a list of three numbers, not a single number.)
 
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