- Feb 17, 2018
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I get the feeling we are very close to the game's new update release. So while waiting, I'll start playing it again from the beginning. Relive the memories of seeing Denise's ass for the first time.
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Thank you, kind sir, for the sussy Frank pictureView attachment 1473174
I actually did this route once, with the idea being I'd be a "Good Father" who did the right thing by society's standards. It was truly sickening... not in a "incestuous lesbians? Ew, Gross!" type of way, but rather the "What have I done" kind of sickness that makes you incapable of eating while you sit in the dark harshly judging yourself. It was heart-sickening, if you will.
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The idea of two sisters with an impossible love for their father turning to each other in the dark may sound romantic (or at least kind of kinky), but in practice here I found it painful, depressing, and legitimately stomach-turning. That's great writing! ...But it also briefly put me off the game, if I'm being honest. Save-purge and restart is the only proper medicine! I find it ironic that my decision to have a "Good Father" playthrough proved to be the darkest timeline
In short, there are indeed branches, but don't take that one. Seriously don't. Love your extremely lovable daughters and enjoy the game! I hope this saves any curious cats out there tempted to take this branch (remember what curiosity does for cats...). This is the darkroad, stick to the naughtyroad!
- Sep 28, 2017
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Do all the pictures need to have a wrench next to them to be complete? Also the bottom little pictures need to be colored as well?
The wrenches are reworked scenes from when daz4.15 turned out to create images where character skins didn't match stuff created earlier and I had to redo the renders with the previous daz version. That was a one time thing.
The bottom row is internal QA, several rounds of beta/feedback, android version, gallery and shipping, and they need to be checked off as well.
- May 10, 2017
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It's pronounced /fôrˌtā/
Like Fort Eh. Give it a stereotypical Canadian spin.
- Feb 22, 2018
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That's for the musical term. When you talk about what you are talented in, you should pronounce it as fort. I realize that your (and everyone else's) pronunciation has become so commonplace that it is the usual pronunciation; to me, it's wrong. It's just like how peruse has come to mean the opposite of its definition. This is all silly on my part. But I have these things that were taught to me that I just have to enforce.
- Feb 22, 2018
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I had a few posts removed since I was last here. One of them was for being rude. I'm sorry to whomever it was. If it was you, let's just keep talking about our favorite fictional daughters and sometimes trebuchets.
- Feb 22, 2018
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Oh no. I should have said "if it were you" in my last post. I'm bad at grammar a lot of times, too.
- Jul 5, 2021
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I was going to run this path sooner or later, now I don't have to at all.
- Feb 22, 2018
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I just realized you replied to something I said many days ago. That means you read through all of the updates. That's how much we love you, naughtyroad
- Feb 23, 2018
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Forte is an italian word which means strong. If you use the speakers on google translate on the italian side on the left, it will tell you how to pronounce it.
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In french, we don't say Fort, we say Force. It's not my strength would be "Ce n'est pas ma force", which is pronounced like in english. Fort in french is an adjective and we are using it as a noun in english, so it would be force. But we use Forte, ultimately.
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There is no case of Forte which is pronounced Fort.
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It's like "for TAY". As in "who is that award for?" "It's for Tay Zonday, to congratulate him on Chocolate Rain becoming a huge internet sensation."
Oddly enough, everyone's right on this (except the "no case" argument):
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(First definition - forTAY and fort are both listed as correct).
will there be an november update my save files ive lost pc problems since the last update in january
Good question, but at least this one is worth playing through again.
- Jul 13, 2018
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I thought it was the high society term for passing gas and pronounced /far-te/
"Oh excuse me gentle sirs, I seem to have made a little forte."
- Oct 1, 2017
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I need to change some words when i make
In this particular case the following sentences seem acceptable.
"Excuse me, my viscera had an appointment with my orifice"
"Clearly something has been wrong with the odovre"
"I seem to have a problem with my orifice manager. If you excuse me someone needs to be fired"
"The fact that this food is not accepted by my intestines tells you all you need to know about the cook's skills"
"Clearly the oysters where anything but fresh"
"You have to understand that this particular noise is a sign of a normal and healthy digestion" (to which someone in the group replied "Yet the smell calls for an appointment with a Gastroenterologist")
But my all time favorite was by a publisher i met in the 90s on a big event in vienna's high society event called the "Opernball" where he farted loudly in a room with 20 people and literally said "Dear god.... it smells like grandma" that dude almost killed me right there in front of people i couldn't be seen laughing at something like that.
On high society terms i can tell some funny excuses i heard over the years.I thought it was the high society term for passing gas and pronounced /far-te/
"Oh excuse me gentle sirs, I seem to have made a little forte."
In this particular case the following sentences seem acceptable.
"Excuse me, my viscera had an appointment with my orifice"
"Clearly something has been wrong with the odovre"
"I seem to have a problem with my orifice manager. If you excuse me someone needs to be fired"
"The fact that this food is not accepted by my intestines tells you all you need to know about the cook's skills"
"Clearly the oysters where anything but fresh"
"You have to understand that this particular noise is a sign of a normal and healthy digestion" (to which someone in the group replied "Yet the smell calls for an appointment with a Gastroenterologist")
But my all time favorite was by a publisher i met in the 90s on a big event in vienna's high society event called the "Opernball" where he farted loudly in a room with 20 people and literally said "Dear god.... it smells like grandma" that dude almost killed me right there in front of people i couldn't be seen laughing at something like that.
- Mar 25, 2018
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Gives me a chance to fall in love with Macy all over again.
Did you go through the naming options in the game? There is no patch because there is no need.