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- Oct 13, 2016
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I know this is about Laura and its her adventures.
but I really like the daughter and I hope she will do more dancing (and more) with the fatso or more camshows.
last time she got interrupted. so we need a retry.
but I really like the daughter and I hope she will do more dancing (and more) with the fatso or more camshows.
last time she got interrupted. so we need a retry.
Im stuck when i have to talk in the kitchen, David says "I need to go im late" and the game freeze, someone have the save after this talk? Mine is broken
- Apr 12, 2017
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If you truthfully always know just what to do, well good for you. Unfortunately that is not useful for anyone else. Whether or not you need a task list/journal, it would be a useful feature for others.
Take the current update as an example, the game says, "I need to hurry home." But you know what, going home is actually the wrong thing to do. Returning home has no triggers and causes nothing to happen. One must actually
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Sure, one can follow a walkthrough. Some people enjoy "playing a game" by doing just that. My personal opinion is that if one needs a walkthrough to play, then they aren't really playing anyway. Also, the game could probably use some better instructions/indicators. Using a walkthrough to find that one last obscure easter egg after playing through a game a few times is one thing. Using it because a linear story gives no indication as to what a player should actually do next is quite another.
Walkthroughs also have the negative side effect that it is nearly impossible to see only the part a player needs at any given time. Spoilers of future events are inevitable when using a walkthrough. Also, the less detailed and spoiler-oriented a walkthrough, the harder it is to actually figure out which step in a walkthrough actually matches the point in the game where the player currently is.
Besides the game often being vague or inaccurate in the dialog as to what to do next, there is also the problem of break-points. Even if the dialog clearly and accurately tells a player exactly what to do next, there is no way to reread the information. If someone saves their game and returns a day, a week, a month later... they simply have a character standing in a map with no way to figure out what to do next.
All the above said, I'm really not complaining about the game, but I am trying to point out why there are very valid reasons why some sort of in-game active-quest/current-task instructions have value.
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Great game tbh, but a lot of limited scenes I think.
So Laura can only have sex with David the douche and Joe at the bar. Then I'm not sure, a few more characters (the only at the shop and gym I think?)
Zoe's only scene is with James. No cucking him then I guess?
And Emma doesnt have any serious scenes too
So Laura can only have sex with David the douche and Joe at the bar. Then I'm not sure, a few more characters (the only at the shop and gym I think?)
Zoe's only scene is with James. No cucking him then I guess?
And Emma doesnt have any serious scenes too
- Aug 24, 2018
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False positives, it's really not uncommon. Most indie/amateur plugin/software developers don't bother with certifying their software.
*.exes are under the most scrutiny and this is exactly that. An exe and nothing else.
I tried making a short clip of how it works, but essentially what it does is make changes to 3 files within the game folder the exe is placed in and only of those 3 files are present. Nothing else.
It results in various shortcuts being possible, the most useful one in my opinion is the speedhack. If you want a more comprehensive mod tool, Mtool is the way to go, but that can really do a lot of harm to your game if you use it wrong. Also, according to Windows Defender it's enemy number one.
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