I meant, "Post the output from the Dxdiag".... would give me some hints as to what's going wrong.
It's not a real event... just MC waking up and deciding he should spend some time with someone important to him. Conversation wise it's a small morning event that doesn't advance time.
Not yet. The current build is too large, and because there's a lot of videos involved it won't load until I find a way to shift videos into cloud downloads. That means rewriting how videos are played, which I don't want to do until I'm sure Book 2's otherwise stable.
Well the Storyline is too good so i am willing to wait. But any guess about how much time it will take?
I figure its more of the MC getting used to his new environment and adapting to how they speak. Maybe a little early, but it happens to most people over time. I remember early on there are instances of the MC responding with "Aye?" only to quickly then say "Yes?"
At the point I am in the story it's been only three months. Nowhere near long enough for him to even be adjusted to the culture shock of going from small town America to Scotland. Let alone being comfortable enough to start talking like a native. And he's been saying "let's head" from day one. Though, like I said, it's no big deal.
Well, we'll educate you a bit further then shall we?"Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men."
Can't believe i learned this amazing quote from a porn game.
Jeebus. Once i come down from this drunk i'll read thatWell, we'll educate you a bit further then shall we?
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Another thing this game will teach you, is that with Droid, nothing has no hidden and much deeper meaning.
*edit* put "nothing" in Italic. Droid will know why.
But thanks. Wisdom comes from the lowest of places.
In Navy parlance, a head is where you shit. I think that most squid would say let's move out or let's roll (depending if it is on foot or in a vehicle) or anchors aweigh if on a craft. But all jokes aside have MC talk however you please. There is a sufficient amount of snappy and clever dialogue in this game that such examples of pedantic minutiae does nothing to dull the experience.
Clearly the creator knows his shit.
