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question: what kind of item do I need to unlock the final stage of the girls and were do I get it?
- May 19, 2018
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1. Go and buy a fishing rod and torch from the store
2. Talk to Libby at the Stag about skinny dipping to unlock the lake
3, Go to the cave in the woods you will find three statues
4. Go fishing you should find a bronze spider in there
5. Explore the woods until you have found a crown
6. Go to Isabella's cottage during the day and you will find a bronze plaque
7. Go back to the cave and equip each statue with the appropriate item and you will receive a naked statue
8. Equip that statue to yourself and you can then unlock the special tier for the girls
You must also have done the bank vault puzzle and completed Orviles storyline
2. Talk to Libby at the Stag about skinny dipping to unlock the lake
3, Go to the cave in the woods you will find three statues
4. Go fishing you should find a bronze spider in there
5. Explore the woods until you have found a crown
6. Go to Isabella's cottage during the day and you will find a bronze plaque
7. Go back to the cave and equip each statue with the appropriate item and you will receive a naked statue
8. Equip that statue to yourself and you can then unlock the special tier for the girls
You must also have done the bank vault puzzle and completed Orviles storyline
- Dec 1, 2019
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Nitpicking the fun out of it: a character can be fictional, yet still inspired by others
- Jan 3, 2018
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Not when it says that "any resemblance to real persons is purely coincidental".Nitpicking the fun out of it: a character can be fictional, yet still inspired by others
"Inspired by" is, by definition, not a coincidence. Even if it's subliminal inspiration, it's still not a coincidence.
To be fair, the whole discussion seemingly has nothing to do with what inspired Faerin & solely to do with who the girls subjectively remind individual players of.
People stating their own, personal, view is fine.
But claiming it as being absolutely\definitely what the dev had in mind when he created the character is a bit of a stretch, to say the least.
"I think she might have been inspired by..." is a perfectly valid opinion. I do not need to agree, but it's still what they subjectively think.
"She was definitely inspired by..." is a completely different statement, presented as if it was an absolute, objective, fact.
When it's not necessarily one.
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I'll concede the point, I forgot about that part of the image. To be fair to me, it was only roughly 60% of the post and could easily be overlooked ...
I agree with the rest as well.
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I did not copy it to C, but reduced the neddlessly long path nad IT WORKED! Thank your very much!
- May 9, 2018
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You're welcome and thank you for letting me know that worked.
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It is the least I could do.You're welcome and thank you for letting me know that worked.
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... unfortunately for some people the least they could do will be the last they will do.
Yeah, according to Faerin, they were not really inspired by anyone in particular, but it's hard to say how the subconscious works, we all like to find patterns.Nitpicking the fun out of it: a character can be fictional, yet still inspired by others
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We also generally become surprised, when others do not see the same similarity as we do.
"Really?? You don't see it? Wow! But it's so clear, to me."
Which is presumably why, when one person sees something that makes them think of "Actress X", they automatically assume that Actress X must be who the dev had in mind.
I had the same discussion in DeLuca Family, recently. Someone thought a character there was "definitely inspired by" some Anime character that I'd never heard of, simply because she reminded him, personally, of that character.
I said that you might want to check that the dev has ever even watched the show, before saying the character in his game was definitely inspired by it.
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Well, that is why in general I don't like people, but cherish the few who are worth of my respect and admiration.
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lol In the words of
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- Dec 1, 2019
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I remember when I was still active on UESP (an Elder Scrolls wiki) where people were adding all kind of easter eggs and stuff alluding to this book or that movie ... until one day the dev spoke out and said something amounting to "we never heard of any of the games or characters you're mentioning here at all". Yes, people see similarities to what they know, but only 10% of the population even know of that character you think of and odds are the ones making a game are not in this group.We also generally become surprised, when others do not see the same similarity as we do.
"Really?? You don't see it? Wow! But it's so clear, to me."
Which is presumably why, when one person sees something that makes them think of "Actress X", they automatically assume that Actress X must be who the dev had in mind.
I had the same discussion in DeLuca Family, recently. Someone thought a character there was "definitely inspired by" some Anime character that I'd never heard of, simply because she reminded him, personally, of that character.
I said that you might want to check that the dev has ever even watched the show, before saying the character in his game was definitely inspired by it.
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Julia is obviously inspired by Jay Leno though.
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The next update we're going to get, (released today, likely available tonight or this weekend) is the final update. The main story is complete and the ending is present in the game, i think there is either post game or side quest type content for this update then moving on to a new project (no idea what that is personally).