Planes dock with the jetway/bridge, that gets you from the plane to the terminal. The pilot will often ask people to stay seated until docked because some passengers will assume they can move as soon as the plane lands, however for safety of operations and crew passengers need to stay seated until the aircraft is no longer taxiing, which happens once it is docked.I laughed at the "please stay seated until we dock" announcement on the plane ride to the island.
boats dock
planes land
Yes, but it's not the language they normally use when briefing. They'll say wait until the aircraft comes to a complete stop. I know, silly nit-picking and probably just one of those things someone who worked in the aviation field might find funny. (aviation nerd)Planes dock with the jetway/bridge, that gets you from the plane to the terminal. The pilot will often ask people to stay seated until docked because some passengers will assume they can move as soon as the plane lands, however for safety of operations and crew passengers need to stay seated until the aircraft is no longer taxiing, which happens once it is docked.
There's a lot of shared vocabulary between boats and aircraft, it's aeronautical engineering for a reason.
I've definitely heard them use dock before and as retired USAF aircrew I didn't think it sounded funny at all, but sometimes things just catch our ears as odd.Yes, but it's not the language they normally use when briefing. They'll say wait until the aircraft comes to a complete stop. I know, silly nit-picking and probably just one of those things someone who worked in the aviation field might find funny. (aviation nerd)
hi mateDon't play this game. You won't like it. Go find something that caters to incels, or redpillers, or whatever other weird-ass nonsense you clearly believe in. As someone who has actually had sex, I want you to know that the things you appear to value are absolutely meaningless, and no woman is ever going to willingly touch you if you continue to behave as if those things are important. Unless you lie to her, or you pay her, or both. Even then I'm not convinced.
To reiterate: this is not the game for you. You will not enjoy it.
Source: Originial post (slightly modified) from another answer you got to the exactly same question. The same belongs to this game and the answer was the friendliest way. I couldn't say it as friendly as Storm ⛈ , so I just copied it.
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Take a deep breath and go outside for some fresh air. It's an adult VN. You ain't Roger E.Blah blah blah...
I like consistent storytelling, books or AVN, doesn't matter. Who is Roger E.?Take a deep breath and go outside for some fresh air. It's an adult VN. You ain't Roger E.
Or perhaps it has an effect not because of the glove itself, but because of Layla's own internal struggles with her own relationship/feelings towards the MC...At the museum, the glove doesn't transmit through clothing. Except it does when touching Layla's stomach over her shirt, and later over her panties.
You are correct! It's a bit of sci-fi.Or perhaps it has an effect not because of the glove itself, but because of Layla's own internal struggles with her own relationship/feelings towards the MC...
TBH though, it's been a while since I last played this, so my memory might be a bit fuzzy
There are two ways you can look at my review and notes. Either you take it as me trying to pulverize you, or, as me trying to relay bugs and concerns. Mind you, I never attacked you personally, I only made observations. My review contains points I liked and disliked.Yes, you have the option to review whatever you want, but it says something about someone who goes the extra mile to pulverize someone. I never mention anything if it's below a mid-range review if it was made by a team or a solo developer. We don't have financial backing of millions. I can't even go back to Chapter 1 or 2 and make corrections that aren't in dialogue. Yet I persevere in the face of glaring criticism because I am passionate about my project and the players who enjoy playing it!
Btw ... the itch.io version is still at Ch 3 v3.2.3. Is it intentional that v 3.4 from July is not available there yet?...Keep your dreams alive, Otters! If you have a goal, let no one stand in your way. Be the best Otter you can be.
A constructive conversation is talking to the dev, asking them to do better, not going in every single store page they have to thrash them.There are two ways you can look at my review and notes. Either you take it as me trying to pulverize you, or, as me trying to relay bugs and concerns. Mind you, I never attacked you personally, I only made observations. My review contains points I liked and disliked.
Also, I bought your game on Steam, I didn't refund it, even if I was unhappy with it. I see potential, and would've considered buying season 2. This reaction, however, is giving me second thoughts. Feel free to discard any criticism as hate, and see how far that gets you. Or, you can take part in a constructive conversation with your audience, and see if there are more people that are confused or frustrated. If I just wanted to rag on your game, I could've done that with a single line of text. I wouldn't have spent hours taking notes and writing a comprehensive review.
Whatever you take away from this, at least fix those 4 bugged scenes. Please?
The Itchio version is getting the wave to the current public version this month! The entire site is going to be getting a lot, including the Android version of Season One.Btw ... the itch.io version is still at Ch 3 v3.2.3. Is it intentional that v 3.4 from July is not available there yet?
(Seriouy question, I really don't know if that's supposed to be exclusive for Patreons or whatever.)
anyone? lolhavent played in a long time. Last time I played it ended when that one girl saw you in the bathroom after the storm. in the safehouse i think. There was a glitch that made it so that was the last render i saw. Anthing past that?
I reviewed the game on Steam, because I bought it on Steam, and I reviewed it here. I added a link in my review to my notes, to invite discussion. Because, mostly where the story is concerned, it's always possible I missed something. Any "review bombing" is merely in the head of the person who messaged you. Though, a part of me was also curious how you'd react, because I noticed you've only been liking good reviews of your own game. It gave me an impression.All I'm asking is to talk to the dev. We are people. Hard working people. Think about that next time before posting a review on every single site. You're well within your right to ask for better, and I plan to make the best game possible. You obviously played the game, and I thank you very much for playing.