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Alright, thanks so much.
BTW, can you give me a logical estimate for how long this game will take to read?
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Well then why not list it as 1.0 to avoid confusion, and then call future versions 1.1 or whatever?
Also: can you give me a logical estimate for how long this game will take to read?
So who are the real parents? And why give the option to talk to Lucy about becoming vampire if there was no content in the game.?
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playb0y44 did the compression for this game, so you should reach out to him to get the links updated. However, I've just mentioned him in this reply, so he should see this at some point.
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Yeah, that would've been useful when I played through this. But I don't remember it being a huge deal to me personally.
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The former spelling does legally require you to drink milk in your tea.
I don't remember the scene in the cinema that was described to you, so it might be missable. Or I just forgot.
The most memorable thing in the game for me was an old creep transforming into a futa vampire that was ugly as sin.
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I totally wanted a sex scene with that futa vamp.
I remember aaaages ago Bece saying he may add more stuff but it didn't happen.
I love Panacea but would still have loved more sex with futa vamp.
Then again I love weird shit.
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Actually, spelled is just US thing. Even in Canada and Australia it's common to find spell as irregular verb.
EG:
The other remarkable aspect of Cotter's life was his friendship with an aboriginal leader named Onyong, spelt in various ways. (
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I wouldn't mind any of that as long as it is avoidable. Wasn't it possible to watch a scene with the futa vampire fucking the prostitute or sex trainer though? Sounds like you should try the games by that Slugs and Bugs dev.
My main 'regret' from that part of the story was where the doctor or whatever she was got killed. Aw well, shit happens.
I think we've said "futa" enough times now that, combined with the complaint about lesbian NTR in the other thread, Icarus will go through the game in one playthrough.
Ah, I didn't know that Canada also likes "spelt". Australia and NZ sure do love to join in with the Old Lion to gangbang Uncle Sam...
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Not to mention the largest English speaking country:
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.PS; as far as Canada goes, I think they use spelled more than spelt in couple of last decades, but it's not unusual to find British spelling in the press.
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I wouldn't really classify India as an English-speaking country. There are plenty of people there who can speak it, but
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is generally low to moderate. I would only describe a nation as "speaking a language" if they are generally highly proficient with it. For instance, Belgium is both a French-speaking (Walloon) and a Dutch-speaking (Flemish) nation. Having a high familiarity with a language doesn't imply use. I know a lot of individual Spanish words, but I wouldn't call myself a "Spanish speaker".
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I understand what you want to say, and I agree. India is multi language state. I think that Hindustani has most of speakers, but English was made official as it's lingua franca of all different elites. India being English speaking was intentional exaggeration. But point was that their press, which has some of largest English newspapers in the world, prefers British form. Though you can find US form as well.
Here, in continental Europe English is taught in schools by British standards, but US English has strong presence due to TV and Internet. I am guessing situation is similar in India, at least among elites who run the country.