Anyone here knows Vinfamy in real life? No not to chase him on the updates. Just want to know if he is ok. Have known him through the game for a couple of years after all. So he isn't entirely a stranger. I hope he is ok. The world is going through a strange time after all.Been the longest time with no updates here...
Which is a fair bit after his last Patreon announcement. Hopefully it's just the hodge podge pregnancy code giving him more trouble than it'd be worth otherwiseVinfamy — 06/13/2023 10:12 PM
Need an extra week for the Pregnancy System Revamp update. Sorry for the delay, want to make sure everything works and the long-standing issues with pregnancy are resolved for good since this will be the last Pregnancy update for the year.
it is advisable to take constant breaks, the last break i had from the game was for a couple of years and clocked 7k hrs on SOG dlc for Arma 3(A Vietnam Story server). 6 days in Fallujah that got released recently is a horror game. i highly recommend that one for those into CQB combat realism. & do check out Master of Raana. it's wicked.Take a break from lifeplay, it's summer and Diablo 4 is here (starfield is also coming soon).
lol... diablo 4, biggest pos since diablo immortal. not sure which is worst actually.Don't forget that Vin has a job on the side, which probably takes up a lot of his time. Many games on F95 only have a update every 2-3 months, some others have a maximum of 2 updates per year for a content that's not that substantial (hello AWAM).
I know it's a pain to not hear some news from Vin, and like me, many of you are hoping for this new update because you really appreciate Lifeplay.. And rather than criticizing him, go to his discord and thank him for the solo projects he's developed (which many of you have forgotten).
As long as Vin doesn't say that the game is abandoned, that's not the case. I don't know him any better than that, but I'm sure that if the day should come, he'll say so straight away and won't make us wait several months.
Take a break from lifeplay, it's summer and Diablo 4 is here (starfield is also coming soon).
DEbugging always takes longer then just adding new code , xpecially when it's written modular , then with new code you only have to focus on the stack of new pages that you have written.. with debugging you go through all of them, for every bug , cuz if ya dont dont , there a high risk of removing 1 bug , and create several others in the process .. and the larger a program becomes to longer debugging takes. and that growth goes exponential. so luckely Vin started with a modular setup from the start, so it's still managable for just one person , cuz if it wasn't it would b the point where less structured programmers cant see the trees through the forrest and give up == ''abandonware'' . dont see that happenening with LP , but it's still a lot of reading , lots of open windows ... and lots of testing. and he cant rush it if he wants to do it right. rushing to meet deadlines is #1 cause of bugs... stupid typo's where nothing seems to b wrong with the code ....Worried because it used to be every 2 weeks and nothing in about 2 months...
SOG dlc plays different than the base game. Combat tend to be more intense, often close and personal. If you are going multiplayer i recommend BadCompany RHS invade & Annex if u are having the base game alone. Get the mods the server requires, it only enhances the experience. Yes, at some point in the future i would recommend u get all the mods too. Skip Western Sahara, CSLA Iron Curtain, Global mobilization and contact as those are pretty much campaigns and their assets are never seen used on multiplayer servers. The campaigns just bores me to death. Still can't be bothered to finish it. The firefights are just not as intense as in multiplayer if u seek to experience fear and panic. If u are too lazy for mods but want to see heavy intense fights, try 55th Delta#1/Invade & Annex.Just got Arma 3 last night. I was also looking at the Vietnam SOG Prairie Fire DLC too. Let put a few dozen hours in on ARMA 3 to see if it will be worth it.
I tried playing it but with the lack of and confusing instructions that lead me to not enjoying the game. ARMA 2 was more enjoyable and easier to play. The game needs simpler controls and does not give the player time to get used to the controls or get used to the game dynamics. It drops you into a shit storm unprepared and expects you to think constantly getting killed and having to sit through BS cut scenes after reloading the mission is fun. It needs a longer boot camp that goes into things like changing weapons, usage of a scope, using explosives, basic combat maneuvers, and other basic skills. I've played ARMA and ARMA2 but with this version it's going to be a hard pass and if they make a ARMA 4 I doubt I will even take a look at it.SOG dlc plays different than the base game. Combat tend to be more intense, often close and personal. If you are going multiplayer i recommend BadCompany RHS invade & Annex if u are having the base game alone. Get the mods the server requires, it only enhances the experience. Yes, at some point in the future i would recommend u get all the mods too. Skip Western Sahara, CSLA Iron Curtain, Global mobilization and contact as those are pretty much campaigns and their assets are never seen used on multiplayer servers. The campaigns just bores me to death. Still can't be bothered to finish it. The firefights are just not as intense as in multiplayer if u seek to experience fear and panic. If u are too lazy for mods but want to see heavy intense fights, try 55th Delta#1/Invade & Annex.
if u are looking for absolute total realism & immersion, i suggest 7Cav servers. The clan focuses on combat realism. They provide 'professional insight' in their trainings which often takes weeks to months if u join the clan. Alot of NATO vets there. I joined, took up the trainings, graduated and quit the clan. They teach combat manuever, CQB and other proficiency trainings, those things they teach in the military. yeah, their servers are heavily modded. U can have a look see at their public server; -7cav-ArmaTacticalRealism, which is heavily modded.
Be warned that the engine is very old and physics in arma is clunky. it is something u would grow very used to and miss if it is gone one day or hate it so much right away u decided u wont play anymore. Oh one more thing, COD and Counter Strike fans will hate this as it is no where as arcady and make u cry.
If you are getting SOG, let me warn u that everybody bangs Yen in Saigon.
I hope one day someone would create a hentai game based on Yen in Saigon. lol. Put that on Steam and am sure SOG Arma fans would want to try it. She sounds like she is the only female in Veitnam anyway, always heard from dialogues from injured soldiers, never seen. Hearing her name mentioned from the lips of injured soldiers seemed to be the only solace when pinned under fire in the darkness for 4 hrs in the jungles of Vietnam. 40 of us would go into the jungles to search and destroy, often only 2 would come out unscratched, wishing how nice it would be just to have a cold beer in the company of Yen in Saigon.
i hope u have settled down and what not, i got so addicted that i think Arma > having a gf. LOL. Yes i admit that i am a legit Arma fanboy.
hope to bump into u sometime. my handle is snekfud hayashi in the game. yeah i am snake food in the jungles of nam.
Cheers!
Not sure if you jumped right into the SOG DLC. I never tried it because my understanding was that it was primarily multiplayer and I mostly stuck with single player stuff. The original prologue/East Wind campaigns are a decent intro for learning the basics of the game. There's also a number of "VR" training scenarios that run you through the basics. The showcase scenarios can also be helpful for learning the game as well.I tried playing it but with the lack of and confusing instructions that lead me to not enjoying the game. ARMA 2 was more enjoyable and easier to play. The game needs simpler controls and does not give the player time to get used to the controls or get used to the game dynamics. It drops you into a shit storm unprepared and expects you to think constantly getting killed and having to sit through BS cut scenes after reloading the mission is fun. It needs a longer boot camp that goes into things like changing weapons, usage of a scope, using explosives, basic combat maneuvers, and other basic skills. I've played ARMA and ARMA2 but with this version it's going to be a hard pass and if they make a ARMA 4 I doubt I will even take a look at it.
There are a few trainers out for this game. I'll download one of those and give some of the training scenarios a try. The game looks great and what I did get to do between deaths (made me feel like I was stuck in that movie "Groudhog's Day") I enjoyed except for watcing the cut scenes over and over. Might download a few weapon mods to try out. I prefer a FAL.Not sure if you jumped right into the SOG DLC. I never tried it because my understanding was that it was primarily multiplayer and I mostly stuck with single player stuff. The original prologue/East Wind campaigns are a decent intro for learning the basics of the game. There's also a number of "VR" training scenarios that run you through the basics. The showcase scenarios can also be helpful for learning the game as well.
I will say though that the enemy AI in the game also tends to have laser-like accuracy, so don't feel bad about turning that down in the game settings.
Hi. I'm very sorry to bother you again. This time my wife (NPC, Married, Pregnant) seems dissapeared from screen. I tried to locate her using "current" from P button, background place changes to her present location. But she's wasnt there. Her name still in contact but completely invisible. I tried to delete game and rar extracting again but The problem still happening until now. And I didnt use any additional modTry this: Get your wife as companion (hang up with her), press ins key, type force_birth and press enter.
This should clear the pregnancy anyway (and avoid using the outdated sb_better_pregnancy mod).