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enough arguing of what species we'd put our virtual dick in. I'm in the interest of attaining virtual currency in unattended ways as to not be locked out of content in an unfinished game
Unity Hotel Elera [v02406142000] [Project Elera]
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well the last guy asking if there was a work around got ignored and the only "solution" is an outdated save that doesn't even have everything unlocked. I'd rather have a money cheat and if that's already been discussed may you direct me to said post?
follow the chain from two pages back. I was able to get duplicates of things even paying only gets you one of following their info.
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then I guess my question is where the heck do I stick these strings
EDIT: Oh ok I see. no matter, there's an online verification to make sure you actually bought access to the robot. Clever bastard
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So it's the waiting game until someone makes a hack so we can use the robot?
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Unless i'm misteken it seems so. Even so It should be possible. Lust hunter has a workaround to falsify patreon verification
okay so i can't do anything in the first room, i can't go up to the deer guy or receptionist even when i move around the barrier and i cant open the door. the starting menu doesn't work either, its just white squares.
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it's definitely not an old and weak pc but it's running on linux through Lutris, maybe some config setting is wrong
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You can play it on there either through the Air Link method or using a direct cable to your computer. Very few VR games on PC are actually formatted to be directly installed onto a headset though so effectively streaming it from you PC is the only method. For me I have used both of those methods but I'm pretty sure you need Oculus's app installed for it to work right. I just download/unzip the VR game of choice, add the .EXE of it into the library of the Oculus app, then start my Oculus and connect it to my PC either though Air Link or direct cable and click the library tab to see my added games to run.
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I never use the oculus app. I start every game with virtual desktop+SteamVR. I haven't come across anything where this does not work yet.
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The Oculus app is free and usually works just fine for me. Last I seen the Virtual Desktop app was a paid app unless that has changed? Using the Oculus app does allow the Air Link feature at least so you don't need a cable connected to play stuff from your PC.
lol linux. you're not only a clown but a kid too. get a real PC and use windows 7. all your problems will be solved.