- Jan 10, 2019
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I dunno, is this the planet?
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- Thread starter SugarMint
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Hello Dev, would like to tell you that i got a pop up saying the game not compatible with current android version of my mobile.
I'm using an S23 Ultra.
Though it said that but i can still run the game properly without any issue.
I'm using an S23 Ultra.
Though it said that but i can still run the game properly without any issue.
Hmmmm . . .
It seems I'm, "A Day Late, and A Dollar Short"
The last download I have is, Day3.3 Blackmail Letter Part 1 , which is 731 mb's .
This latest version here, Graduation - The Paparazzi , is only 186 mb's .
Question :
Is this latest version, a Patch, to be integrated into the "Base" game, (the 731 mb's) ?
OR:
Is the latest download, the current full game, that has been highly optimized ?
It seems I'm, "A Day Late, and A Dollar Short"
The last download I have is, Day3.3 Blackmail Letter Part 1 , which is 731 mb's .
This latest version here, Graduation - The Paparazzi , is only 186 mb's .
Question :
Is this latest version, a Patch, to be integrated into the "Base" game, (the 731 mb's) ?
OR:
Is the latest download, the current full game, that has been highly optimized ?
- May 30, 2022
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lmao the public version is so hostile to the player. doesn't even let you save.
fuck a dev like that. someone like that shouldn't succeed.
and so lazy and dumb too. since getting interested in adult games the last few years i've shelled out nearly a thousand bucks to devs and projects that i've found and enjoyed thanks to playing the shared versions, which makes perfect sense given there's no shortage of evidence indicating that file sharing helps. Dumbasses who take such a hostile view don't even realize they're shooting themselves in the foot.
fuck a dev like that. someone like that shouldn't succeed.
and so lazy and dumb too. since getting interested in adult games the last few years i've shelled out nearly a thousand bucks to devs and projects that i've found and enjoyed thanks to playing the shared versions, which makes perfect sense given there's no shortage of evidence indicating that file sharing helps. Dumbasses who take such a hostile view don't even realize they're shooting themselves in the foot.
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