Why is it, that everyone i beat in a battle, they want to have sex???? It is quite annoying.
Java Lilith's Throne [v0.4.9.9] [Innoxia]
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Well, actually, the only ones who want sex are those that are, at least, remotely sexually compatible with you. The rest just ask to be left alone.
Don't let it annoy you, though. You can just ignore them and go on with what you were doing!
- Feb 17, 2018
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If you're fighting during a arcane storm then they'll ask regardless of preferences, i tend to just stay inside and sleep thru the storms.
- Feb 26, 2018
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Is it ok if I copy the 'properties' file from 3.5.1 to 3.5.4? (by that, I mean replacing the file in 3.5.4 w/ the one in 3.5.1)
I'm asking because I don't really want to go through the effort of filling out the encyclopedia all over again.
EDIT: Nevermind, I looked at the property folders. That should've been fucking agonizingly obvious.
I'm asking because I don't really want to go through the effort of filling out the encyclopedia all over again.
EDIT: Nevermind, I looked at the property folders. That should've been fucking agonizingly obvious.
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- Apr 29, 2018
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In general, yeah. Saves or the properties file practically never break between versions.
Specifically though ... just don't play 3.5.4, it's a very broken, not-even-really-preview version and not suited for an enjoyable playthrough.
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Keep a backup of your saves. Others have reported that v0.3.5.4 has corrupted their saves. I'd advise just sticking with v0.3.5.1 for now until v0.3.5.5 is released.
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Ok, thanks for warning me. I was looking at the properties file for both versions, and I noticed a few things that were different, so I decided against it in the end. I guess there wasn't even any need to do that in the first place, though.
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I've always had copied the properties file from previous versions and haven't encountered a problem. I'm assuming the game loads the values it finds from the previous version properties file and then rewrites the file with the updated parameters.
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Hoping for before, but not holding my breath.
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5th delay in a row!
Honestly, at this point she may as well just change her entire schedule to release on a monthly basis only. Though, with our luck, that would probably mean seeing a new update every 2 months instead... Worse yet, she really seems to believe that the schedule is going to revert to "normal" after this update. Looking at her track record, I'm extremely skeptical...
I've never met a developer so much in denial about the inefficacy of their management skills, and one who still insists on underestimating how much time things need before they are ready. Either that or she's one of those who keeps adding stuff at the last minute, which leads to another thing, and another...
Honestly, at this point she may as well just change her entire schedule to release on a monthly basis only. Though, with our luck, that would probably mean seeing a new update every 2 months instead... Worse yet, she really seems to believe that the schedule is going to revert to "normal" after this update. Looking at her track record, I'm extremely skeptical...
I've never met a developer so much in denial about the inefficacy of their management skills, and one who still insists on underestimating how much time things need before they are ready. Either that or she's one of those who keeps adding stuff at the last minute, which leads to another thing, and another...
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She is working on her own most of the time for that game, so it is random when each version are released, just have to take your time until the new versions is out on there.
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Come on, it's not a rare sight not only for indie but for AAA games as well. It's home-made game engine on Java and it's bound to break all the time both because it's Java and because it's home-made engine with all support you can rely on existing only in your head. Deciding against others' helping is understandable, too, since unless those people are actual programmers (and not some college kids with raw enthusiasm) code is going to get real messy real fast. And if you try to make them learn they just might not show up ever again one day just because life circumstances changed.
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I mean... I'm not saying that the creator isn't allowed to take longer to release another build of their game. But I will say that if the creator can't be too sure of when they can release the next one, then they shouldn't really publish a schedule. I have seen several indie game developers with a schedule that basically consists of: "Next update will drop when it's ready." And their followers are more than ok with that.
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For some, "next update when it's ready" is good and all, for other, if they don't have a schedule or something similar, they become lazy.
Not saying anything about inno here, i'm just saying some need a time limit if they want to have any work done.