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But, think about the experiences needed to get herpes.
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Cold sores? I was expecting a bit more of Chapter 4.But, think about the experiences needed to get herpes.
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Still worth it.
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Don't knock it till you try it!No to space herpes.
Well, she still can take a (milk) bath too.
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Occasionally I forget this is a porn site and spoilers sometimes contain pleasant surprises. I can't explain why, with the porn ads everywhere you'd think I'd remember....
There's no real definition of where space starts, as the atmosphere doesn't have an edge to call one.
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My fav astro physics youtube channel.
But I'd think, if there's enough atmosphere/dust to see reflected light like that, you wouldn't be in orbit for very long hehe. The further or thicker the atmosphere is, the further out you'd have to be to orbit. A viable orbit wouldn't be determined by any said distance, but where it becomes possible.
Hell, clean air at ground level doesn't give off much light. Light glows off lamps are a large part of video game stuff just for nice visuals. Like lense flairs when you're using your eyes in 1st person.
Edit: Also, the ship should be super bright as that's full sun with no atmosphere blocking. So any said light scattering would be blocked out anyway. Also any area not in direct light should be very dark. Shadows and light are much more binary if there's no reflecting source. As in pic below, the 'dark' side of the guy is lit because of the light reflection off the moon (in all directions), but the moon in his shadow is pitch black as there's no light from above due to no atmosphere.
But wouldn't go crazy over it as with many things in space, if you got it more realistic, folks would probably just find it weird and not like it, as in lots of space stuff.
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Finally, i have reached the last page... i was so late.
Me wanting as my fellow scamps!
Late but can i try also?
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Hum, a tricky question, "silliness and lewds"... as i would not re-use the gif above, count me in!!!
With this kind of spicy interview?
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I know this feeling. I have a long angry list of games waiting for me to play them but I never have time. I haven't even had a chance to play H5 since chapter 1.Ah, to be able to play games...
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Oh thank God!I know this feeling. I have a long angry list of games waiting for me to play them but I never have time. I haven't even had a chance to play H5 since chapter 1.
For one it might look decent by the time you do
, and also my guilt at not having played yours yet is somewhat molified 
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The two straight edges are the edges of the door.
I not sure science behind it but look at actual dockings and space walks of real missions you will see venting when equalising pressures. Maybe atmospheric pumps can only decompress to a point and rest has to be vented.
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The overnights haven't finished yet so I can't really check (I daren't open Daz twice else the hamster will have a fit and die) but will get back to you all asap.
Still...what other smut game gives you science as a debate, eh?
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Coming up later....the results of the overnights from
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Other than Mass Effect i haven't played many scifi game who actually try to take time to make some sense from their ingame science. Most just briefly mention things, similar the way Star Wars games do.
Hell i played the Anno 2250 from ubisoft and i don't remember the game ever bothering to explain much of the tech behind the ships and the lunar colony you needed to build.
Hell i played the Anno 2250 from ubisoft and i don't remember the game ever bothering to explain much of the tech behind the ships and the lunar colony you needed to build.