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It will get here when it gets here. Just be patient.
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Patients is a virtue, that is something some people lack.
We all know by now (or have known since chapter 1) that LoML is a well made VN.
And we also know that we get it chapter by chapter.
We know as well that it takes time to release each chapter as they are huge and well written!
The thing about waiting... If you wait for something good, the wait is never to long!
We have waited a year for the next chapter! Whats another month or two?
Keep checking the progress week by week, and in the end, we will soon be at the finish line!
We all know by now (or have known since chapter 1) that LoML is a well made VN.
And we also know that we get it chapter by chapter.
We know as well that it takes time to release each chapter as they are huge and well written!
The thing about waiting... If you wait for something good, the wait is never to long!
We have waited a year for the next chapter! Whats another month or two?
Keep checking the progress week by week, and in the end, we will soon be at the finish line!
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"They say that patience is a virtue — but I don't have the time."
– Talking Heads
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Talking about 'virtues' on a pirate-software-forum for all kinds of depraved smut...someone is being a fish out of water
Coomers need to learn some patience. It will be out when it's out. It's a good work ethic.
Was just rooting throgh itch.io for interesting games & noticed the page for LOML there. I notice there's a repost of a Patreon post about DForce there, but the image links are broken. A pity as there seems to be some interesting tips on using DForce, which ive been trying to get my head around as Ive been having a bash at DAZ Studio again. Would it bew possible to fix them?
That is super weird, itch is hosting those images themselves, don't know how they lost them. Fixed now, cheers for the heads-up.
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Excuse an elderly and distinguished naughtier!
"Dforce, or how to make dresses look good."????
My humble question is as follows:
How the f..k do you make undressed look good?
A dress, if properly draped, can and will in most cases entice the brain to imagine what's underneath.
In my case, being elderly, I haven't got the time to imagine.
I've got to get to the nekkid faster than "Shane" before Alzheimer kicks in.
PS. For all you young'ns out there:
Shane (Allan Ladd) was a wild west former gunslinger who drew a gun "Faster than the fastest can be".
That film is even older than I am!
"Dforce, or how to make dresses look good."????
My humble question is as follows:
How the f..k do you make undressed look good?
A dress, if properly draped, can and will in most cases entice the brain to imagine what's underneath.
In my case, being elderly, I haven't got the time to imagine.
I've got to get to the nekkid faster than "Shane" before Alzheimer kicks in.
PS. For all you young'ns out there:
Shane (Allan Ladd) was a wild west former gunslinger who drew a gun "Faster than the fastest can be".
That film is even older than I am!
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A true movie connoiseur.
To quote the legendary Groucho Marx: " And the boy wins a cigar! "
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'Wild Wests' are a guilty pleasure of mine. especially the 'spaghetti' era.
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As a Belgian, I'm not impressed. We have Lucky Luke (1946), who draws his gun faster than his own shadow
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LoLAs a Belgian, I'm not impressed. We have Lucky Luke (1946), who draws his gun faster than his own shadow
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Lacky Luke and Jolly Jumper are Wild West heroes. One and only.
Grew up on that, Asterix and Obelix, and Suske and Wiske.
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Yes, Asterix. I remeber the old animated movies. And poor flying Romans. They flied quite well, but touchdowns were disastrous. Like bears after trebushet lunch.
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Alzheimer already fogged out Luke from my memory!As a Belgian, I'm not impressed. We have Lucky Luke (1946), who draws his gun faster than his own shadow
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I'm more or less like the older brother Dalton, Averell
"when do we eat"
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Westerns were a little before my time I grew up in the 90s. But, I will say that I have watched a few and greatly enjoyed them. Tombstone, Unforgiven, True Grit (the Coen Brothers remake; plan to see the original some day), Django Unchained and The Hateful Eight are obvious ones, but really anything Tarantino does is gold... And boy did I absolutely LOVE The Ballad of Buster Scruggs and Bone Tomahawk; greatly recommend them to people who like westerns, they're more modern but still highly enjoyable and intelligently written, filmed, and acted. I will eventually park my butt down and watch the classics too, like The Good, Bad, and the Ugly, Once Upon a Time in the West, Django (original), and so on. I never really grew up on westerns, but there's something so nostalgic about them... and modern ones are hard to come by.
I grew up in the 90s. But, I will say that I have watched a few and greatly enjoyed them. Tombstone, Unforgiven, True Grit (the Coen Brothers remake; plan to see the original some day), Django Unchained and The Hateful Eight are obvious ones, but really anything Tarantino does is gold... And boy did I absolutely LOVE The Ballad of Buster Scruggs and Bone Tomahawk; greatly recommend them to people who like westerns, they're more modern but still highly enjoyable and intelligently written, filmed, and acted. I will eventually park my butt down and watch the classics too, like The Good, Bad, and the Ugly, Once Upon a Time in the West, Django (original), and so on. I never really grew up on westerns, but there's something so nostalgic about them... and modern ones are hard to come by.
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Try out some spaghetti w as well.Westerns were a little before my time
I was hooked on Franco Nero in my youth. He was not in the same league as Clint E. but had such intense blue eyes you had to wear sun shades to watch.
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I'm still a major comics reader. grew up on the same stuff, plus Franquin and Carl Barks. Today it's the same ones plus Dilbert, Frank Miller, Hellboy, The Goon, Don Rosa, etc