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fortuna95

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At least it's not covid this time :whistle:
Covid is the very best thing that could have happened to Devs when it comes to excuses. Feels like at least every second Dev mentioned Covid as a reason for delays. That's ~50%, although it should have been around 5%, if you compare that with the numbers.
 

palmtrees89

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Yep, same as the mother's.
I've deleted my previous post talking about a newborn's immune system as I've felt it was way too off-topic, but what you're saying is so wrong that I just have to comment on it. You're talking about certain antibodies from the mother, but that also highly depends on the mother's current immunities and has barely anything to do with a newborn's immune system.

A newborn's immune system is in no way as developed as the mother's. Infact, it is especially weak within the first ~3 months after it was born, with a much higher risk to catch infectious illnesses due to the immaturity of their immune system. After those initial ~3 months, the cell-mediated immunity starts to develop, which is key to become more resistant against viruses of all kinds. This development lasts until the age of ~8, and at this point we usually talk about a fully developed immune system.
 
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SubtleHustle

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I've deleted my previous post talking about a newborn's immune system as I've felt it was way too off-topic, but what you're saying is so wrong that I just have to comment on it. You're talking about certain antibodies from the mother, but that also highly depends on the mother's current immunities and has barely anything to do with a newborn's immune system.

A newborn's immune system is in no way as developed as the mother's. Infact, it is especially weak within the first ~3 months after it was born, with a much higher risk to catch infectious illnesses due to the immaturity of their immune system. After those initial ~3 months, the cell-mediated immunity starts to develop, which is key to become more resistant against viruses of all kinds. This development lasts until the age of ~8, and at this point we usually talk about a fully developed immune system.
Well, if ya want to get technical... are we breastfeeding or formula only? Vaginal or caesarian birth?

Gimmie a sec, I'm going to abort my first off topic post and then respond to an off topic response to it, which is now nothing more than a lost soul. This post is sad, it's going to see the loss of a few of it's parents in the matter of several hours. It didn't even get to meet one of its grand parents. It may have to self abort.
 

palmtrees89

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Well, if ya want to get technical... are we breastfeeding or formula only? Vaginal or caesarian birth?

Gimmie a sec, I'm going to abort my first off topic post and then respond to an off topic response to it, which is now nothing more than a lost soul. This post is sad, it's going to see the loss of a few of it's parents in the matter of several hours. It didn't even get to meet one of its grand parents. It may have to self abort.
Breastfeeding, please.
 
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palmtrees89

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anymore of female protagonist games you beautiful can suggest with renders as good as this one?
A Wife And Mother, Inside Jennifer, Good Girl Gone Bad(very different but unique artstyle). Uhh...there's probably more but I can't really think of many games with female MC's where the artwork is as good.
 

GingerSweetGirl

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The office is a bit... meh...

Anna is just a fuckfest with no real plot whatsoever.
On the surface games like AEA and The Office seem like they have a lot in common with JOHN. But it shouldn't take very long to see that AEA and The Office are very different structurally. John is, IMO, one of the best, most well balanced, games on the market today. There's enough sex to keep (most) people happy, enough plot to keep people interested, and enough discretion from the dev to hold it all together. The Office gets weaker the more you play it, and AEA feels like a game that was ground breaking three years ago but hasn't kept pace and shouldn't be compared to a game like JOHN. I can see why people like both, but they aren't really good alternatives to JOHN.
 

PietruccioTheHilander

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On the surface games like AEA and The Office seem like they have a lot in common with JOHN. But it shouldn't take very long to see that AEA and The Office are very different structurally. John is, IMO, one of the best, most well balanced, games on the market today. There's enough sex to keep (most) people happy, enough plot to keep people interested, and enough discretion from the dev to hold it all together. The Office gets weaker the more you play it, and AEA feels like a game that was ground breaking three years ago but hasn't kept pace and shouldn't be compared to a game like JOHN. I can see why people like both, but they aren't really good alternatives to JOHN.
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Hildegardt

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On the surface games like AEA and The Office seem like they have a lot in common with JOHN. But it shouldn't take very long to see that AEA and The Office are very different structurally. John is, IMO, one of the best, most well balanced, games on the market today. There's enough sex to keep (most) people happy, enough plot to keep people interested, and enough discretion from the dev to hold it all together. The Office gets weaker the more you play it, and AEA feels like a game that was ground breaking three years ago but hasn't kept pace and shouldn't be compared to a game like JOHN. I can see why people like both, but they aren't really good alternatives to JOHN.
The only thing these games have in common is characters with comically huge tits. I guess it's the thing that stands out visually, so I can see how people make the connection, but still I don't see the quality of renders as comparable.
 
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