I see, thank you for the information. I don't see any reason why someone shouldn't do it if they're aware of the risks, and do it at their own peril to avoid replaying the opening hours, but I wasn't aware the lack of save migration from betas was intended behavior.
Yes. She says that she needs to find a place to change, and then an activation spot appears and is the only action you can take. The game does not literally say "hey, an activation spot appeared just as she was thinking about finding a place, go click on it" but not game goes into that kind of detail without becoming bogged down in directions to the player. There are and have been games like that, where you just read a quest manual, close the manual, take the directed action, then open the quest manual and read the next direction. Those games don't succeed.
Theres some games that do this style of release with heavy content at start, 1st year of updates and then it just stops.
I think it would be cool to add more freedom of action in terms of “prostitution” So that you can still earn caps thereby (albeit not in huge amounts), although in fact there are a lot of ideas, but I will describe everything for a long time, The rest of the game is quite beautiful (regarding the visual component) And it’s a pity that there are so few points on the map where you can go. I thought that only ubisoft likes to do this in open world games XD
First time seeing what male audiences do with fictional in-game female protagonists?
Several bad ends, several loss scenarios lead to sexual intercourse without consent.
Press Esc, click Handbook, click Quests and you see a list of all available main and side quests.
Since it says to inform you when bugs happen: Looking up locations in the Help system causes an error, but I assume you already know.
