If you just had them in your brower, and you clean up the history, they'll go always. You should always export to your drive.
Dude I really see you everywhere
If you changed the name of the directory where your game is, it will not find the saves. So, if your game (powerofwill.html) is in a directory named (for example) Power of Will - .058e - All Files and you made a save when your game was in a folder named (for example) Power of Will - .040b - All Files, you have to rename your directory to what is was when you made the same (in our example : Power of Will - .040b - All Files).
Dude I really see you everywhere
DAZ3D Games? I see you there. HoneySelect 1&2 Games? I see you there. HTML Games? Even here I start to see you
You are one cultured Dude I got to say
Think for a moment... breathe slowly... 1, 2, 3... now answer, what do you think the phrase "end of content" means?
He obviously wants it to be a sandbox.
You don't. Either you reached the end of the available content or encountered a bug. This limitation is also present in the dev's other game, College Daze.
Similarly, asking for support from your family leads to a broken continue link as well.
Meanwhile, iteration numbering has sweet fuck all to do with percentages.
Well that depends on the game, I agree that what I said is not universal but it is not completely untrue either. Everything requires proper context, in this case what I said is more correct than false as evidence by the dev liking my comment. There are plenty of games on this site where a dev will post a demo labeling it as "1.0" and you get an entire page or two of people thinking it's a completed short story but then pissed when they play it and it's not, and the dev has to clarify it's "Version 1", some of these games even make a switch in their labeling because of this. Meanwhile you have devs like Fenoxo who take it too far in terms of accuracy and will have over a thousand builds leading up to the '1.0'.
