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Don't even need fix if you have fully vulkan capable GPU. Fix is most likely only needed if you can't use dxvk. And specifically the issues with linux is that in the current version of unity it's impossible to correctly handle resolutions when multiple monitors are connected due to values given by unity functions being absolutely useless, it can be built for linux but it likely will work worse than through wine.
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Really? Then I guess I forgor to install proper nvidia driver because now h264 causes crashes on Wine. Webm works normal.
Weird. Well this fix should help anyone who has issues with hw accelerated videos but pretty sure with dxvk there should be no issues. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Generally you can tell when CJ's hair grows and his clothes change (his bandana and armband swap colors too).
Jamie and Mizzie have a similar predicament to Misaki and Kieran.
You'll see the guys again.
As you saw with Leah's family, it's a little more complicated than the gang originally thought.
Leah has control of the tiny sliver of power that Carpo had placed into the world. The greater, non-anthropomorphized being of Carpo is still out in-between universes. (As is Khione)
Misaki, Kieran and Cro would all give contradictory answers to this question.
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I think you misunderstood me, or i misunderstood you. It's almost always obvious that they "protect" themselves, while staying in the same place physically. But there've been at least one case (first time cj goes to the other side) when they physically transport from one place to the other afterwards.
Do they? You know best, but from my point of view their situation is the opposite: instead of sharing the soul, they share a body. Also, while we're at it, why (and how) did Misaki had to stitch her not-physical would to begin with tool from physical world?
I was actually talking about this guys:
Goddamnit, story anon. I hope you aren't blue balling me just for the fun of it and we'll actually delve into those topics later into the game. Thanks for answering.As you saw with Leah's family, it's a little more complicated than the gang originally thought.
Misaki, Kieran and Cro would all give contradictory answers to this question.
We're all divine
Small plot hole: Victoria 3 has her say it's only been a month since CJ came back. Unless that 8 month time skip isn't real..?
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That's fixed in hotfix in patreon discord channel. Will also be fixed in public version once it releases.
Just started the game (finished chapter 15 a couple minutes ago, will continue tomorrow). Loving it so far, this is SO much more than what I expected.
The OP post and how you described and worded things really made me want to give a try, and I was absolutely not disappointed, great work!
One small question though, and it may have been asked before: is there a gallery section anywhere and I'm not finding it, or is that a feature for the future? If it even is one?
The OP post and how you described and worded things really made me want to give a try, and I was absolutely not disappointed, great work!
One small question though, and it may have been asked before: is there a gallery section anywhere and I'm not finding it, or is that a feature for the future? If it even is one?
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Thanks for the heads up on the gallery folks! Seems like I'm coming into the game at the right time!
I have a suggestion for the dev(s), specifically in regards to the writing. I've been seeing that the story is getting quite complex and at times it can get quite serious and tense (which is good, tension and conflict are usually the glue that make character, setting and plot work), even if at times it throws all tension and seriousness out the window just for levity's sake (like whenever CJ's dad appears, made me actually laugh out loud due to the sheer absurdity of the presentation).
However, as I continue the story I can't help but feel that a lot of the dialog (and inner thoughts) of characters are written in a very juvenile way.
I don't mean that as an offense, but with the exception of Teresa and perhaps Sara, all the characters say "fucking" and "shit" way too much. WAY too much. In dialog, in thoughts, everywhere. Even if it shouldn't fit their personality, or their education level or background as presented in the game at all.
By fucking overusing it so fucking much, shit, it fucking makes a lot of fucking instances that should be fucking tense feel really fucking plain and shit, and only serves to make the fucking characters seem fucking juvenile and fucking potty mouthed for no apparent fucking reason.
Shit, I mean, I fucking get it that most of them are fucking teenagers, but fuck man, some of that fucking shit don't fit well with some of them. And shit, when it comes to some of the fucking spirits, some of which are really fucking ancient, how come they seem to fucking lack any semblance of fucking wisdom to be apparent in their fucking vocabulary? Like fucking Cro, ya know?
Sure, I forced that but it's starting to feel like that's what I'm reading in the game at the moment. Jamie I could see cursing during tense moments, but so many other times she just curses for no reason, even though I think her being a potty mouth isn't like her at all.
Basically, just make use of cusses more sparingly throughout the story across characters (unless they are meant to be and feel juvenile and potty mouthed, like I suspect is the intention with CJ). By applying the rule that "less is more" to the use of such words, when you DO use them, they feel a lot more impactful, especially if it comes from someone whom you ordinarily wouldn't expect to use that kind of language (like Teresa, or Sarah).
Still, I continue to think that this game is criminally underrated compared to other titles, and I can't understand for the life of me why that is. Might be the artstyle, that isn't for everyone (isn't usually what I enjoy either), but that has never been an impediment to several other titles out there.
I have a suggestion for the dev(s), specifically in regards to the writing. I've been seeing that the story is getting quite complex and at times it can get quite serious and tense (which is good, tension and conflict are usually the glue that make character, setting and plot work), even if at times it throws all tension and seriousness out the window just for levity's sake (like whenever CJ's dad appears, made me actually laugh out loud due to the sheer absurdity of the presentation).
However, as I continue the story I can't help but feel that a lot of the dialog (and inner thoughts) of characters are written in a very juvenile way.
I don't mean that as an offense, but with the exception of Teresa and perhaps Sara, all the characters say "fucking" and "shit" way too much. WAY too much. In dialog, in thoughts, everywhere. Even if it shouldn't fit their personality, or their education level or background as presented in the game at all.
By fucking overusing it so fucking much, shit, it fucking makes a lot of fucking instances that should be fucking tense feel really fucking plain and shit, and only serves to make the fucking characters seem fucking juvenile and fucking potty mouthed for no apparent fucking reason.
Shit, I mean, I fucking get it that most of them are fucking teenagers, but fuck man, some of that fucking shit don't fit well with some of them. And shit, when it comes to some of the fucking spirits, some of which are really fucking ancient, how come they seem to fucking lack any semblance of fucking wisdom to be apparent in their fucking vocabulary? Like fucking Cro, ya know?
Sure, I forced that but it's starting to feel like that's what I'm reading in the game at the moment. Jamie I could see cursing during tense moments, but so many other times she just curses for no reason, even though I think her being a potty mouth isn't like her at all.
Basically, just make use of cusses more sparingly throughout the story across characters (unless they are meant to be and feel juvenile and potty mouthed, like I suspect is the intention with CJ). By applying the rule that "less is more" to the use of such words, when you DO use them, they feel a lot more impactful, especially if it comes from someone whom you ordinarily wouldn't expect to use that kind of language (like Teresa, or Sarah).
Still, I continue to think that this game is criminally underrated compared to other titles, and I can't understand for the life of me why that is. Might be the artstyle, that isn't for everyone (isn't usually what I enjoy either), but that has never been an impediment to several other titles out there.
