iamnuff

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Something really weird is going on with MEGA. It's saying i've got insufficient disk-space which is... obviously untrue.

Clearly it's trying to get me to download it's chrome extension, which i'm not going to do, but it's bizarre how it's just outright lying like that.

Mixdrop is dead too. It doesn't even go to a website, just an error message as soon as you click the link.
Anonfile says it's gonna take 3 hours to download, which is kinda shit, but I guess I don't have much choice.
 

Ssato243

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NOW UPDATED FOR 0.14.1 -

i got tired of looking for all the cheat codes, so i just made a (tiny) mod that replaces most of them and bypasses encryption.
unzip this file and put it in /game/scripts (create those folders if they don't exist)
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deos this work on the new version
 

QQP_Purple

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Because this is a game that uses 1920x1080 images. Witcher 3 is fully 3d which means every blade of grass doesn't need to be a fresh download every time you look at it. Whereas in a game that uses images, that essentially needs to happen.
Very well put.

To expand on this a bit because I am bored. The way most game engines work and have done since forever is that every asset in a game is a thing. And as a developer one can than take that thing and copy it all over the game how ever many times one wants with the full freedom to rotate, move, scale etc. the copy. But when it comes to actually storing the result on your hard drive all those copies aren't. Instead they are each a piece of code that contains a shortcut to the original and the additional data about the tweaks done to it.

In other words a beach is just a single grain of sand and a hundred trillion shortcuts to that grain of sand. So when it's stored on your hard drive the entire beach only takes up as much room as a single grain of sand.

This game however uses images which means that there are no shortcuts. Every grain of sand on that beach is a distinct pixel or number of pixels on that image. And as far as your hard drive is concerned that means you are basically writing down the information for that beach one grain of sand at a time.

Now, there are good reasons to do things this way of course from the development side. It's just a tradeoff with hard drive space.
 

Ssato243

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Walkthrough / Cheat Mods (0.14.1v2 Public)

Since Lain is still MIA, I decided to give this game my Walkthrough / Cheat Mod treatment based off of her original mod.
I have revamped some of her mod work and updated other parts of her mod.

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please update this two
 

lxl80

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May 11, 2017
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Something really weird is going on with MEGA. It's saying i've got insufficient disk-space which is... obviously untrue.

Clearly it's trying to get me to download it's chrome extension, which i'm not going to do, but it's bizarre how it's just outright lying like that.
Chrome limits the browser local storage size for sites. Firefox allows larger downloads without extension.
 

armedlord

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Just to make a comparison, Skyrim: Special Edition should be about 12-15GB unmodded. Images or not, ten years or not, I just find that amazing.
 
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