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Is this on the newest version? Are you using mods?In my game under "sleep with", all the girl were there but autum, now for some reason they're all gone and Lin is the only option under "Sleep with".
Is this on the newest version? Are you using mods?In my game under "sleep with", all the girl were there but autum, now for some reason they're all gone and Lin is the only option under "Sleep with".
Latest version off of here. No mods at all.Is this on the newest version? Are you using mods?
Could you upload your save file? This is not the first time I've heard of this bug, I wanna take a look at it.Latest version off of here. No mods at all.
OK, that answers one of my questions. But I still didn't get the answer on the other question. Also, sorry, to any american that got offended by my question, but I am just a stupid big european robot, I will never undestand your american wisdom and freedom and democracy, but I am going to offend you even more.What is a Labour?, and what Is a Union?.
Can I eat em or fuck em?.
Oh wait Labour is what our emergency rations do, And a union is fucking!.
So i guess I can eat eat and fuck em!.
In both of my play throughs with v16 - they disappeared due to story and then came back after a few events. Sadly I wasn't paying attention so I don't know the specifics on what causes it.Latest version off of here. No mods at all.
Thank you.What Harem Hotel does is give us a way to conceptualize that while we tend to look back at history and see things as having gotten better, the reality is, it was never ok
I don't recall which president the person worked under, but there's a somewhat famous book/quote about power and how it isn't so much that it corrupts, but that it reveals.
He worked for no president. John Emerich Edward Dalberg-Acton, also known as 1st Baron Acton, was the 13th Marquess of Groppoli in the Tuscany region of Italy as well as a former British Parliament member.I don't recall which president the person worked under, but there's a somewhat famous book/quote about power and how it isn't so much that it corrupts, but that it reveals.
We had one a long time ago, but he has since completely abandoned the project without a word. So whatever progress he made is gone. Since then, many teams have been set up for any language that people volunteer for. I'm not sure what the progress currently looks like, but it is being worked on.Hello Runey,
Thanks again for your great work, your game is definitely my favorite. I wanted to know if the French translator is still on the project or not, because I haven't heard from him for a while and I'd like to know where the French translation is at.
Thanks very much !
That looks way too much like Devian plotting his next round of headpats.
That looks way too much like Devian plotting his next round of headpats.![]()
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No... That guy said your quote, which I contended, with another paraphrased quote, from a person who worked for a president... one sec, I'm more awake now, I'll google it.He worked for no president. John Emerich Edward Dalberg-Acton, also known as 1st Baron Acton, was the 13th Marquess of Groppoli in the Tuscany region of Italy as well as a former British Parliament member.
Robert A. Caro, and I was wrong about his relationship with a president. He wrote Lyndon B. Johnson's biography, for some reason I thought he was also on staff.“But although the cliche says that power always corrupts, what is seldom said ... is that power always reveals. When a man is climbing, trying to persuade others to give him power, concealment is necessary. ... But as a man obtains more power, camouflage becomes less necessary.”
Both are right actually.Robert A. Caro, and I was wrong about his relationship with a president. He wrote Lyndon B. Johnson's biography, for some reason I thought he was also on staff.
The point I was making is that larger quote I attempted to paraphrase in my initial post. The old cliche is flawed. The reality is that power reveals.