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Unreal Engine Seed of the Dead 2: Sweet Home + Charm Song DLC [v2.10] [TeamKRAMA]
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does the patch work for the steam version of the game? like can i just download the dlc and put it in the steam game folder? if not how do i take my save file from steam and put it into the "new game" im downloading because i really dont want to spend the time getting all my lvls and costumes back.
I just finished act 11 and I have two things I want to say.
1.Need to farm money? Get more money skill, go to act 11, get in a tank, drive around the base in circles and...
2. LycraPawn don't drink and drive ever... the controls are actually pretty good... as long as you watch where you're going
After hearing you had problems I feared they messed up with controls on the tank and I had a thought: What if they end up being worse than the tank controls in Saints Row?? But actually they were good for me to not have any troubles.
Seeing how they added a tank working this well I think we can expect some vehicles to appear in sequels if any appear.
I think it'd be kinda fun for SoD to turn into a saints row like game except with zombies and sex. Or like the possible sequel becomes a sandoxy kinda game that lets you focus more on getting the city back from the zombies and expand the hometown eventually spearheading the return of some kind of normalcy from the post-apocalyptic world it is.
BTW I thought for a while at that farm where the train stops that I'll get a game over for a second but the new gun (Lar10?) and thechainsaw daki combo is OP
1.Need to farm money? Get more money skill, go to act 11, get in a tank, drive around the base in circles and...
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2. LycraPawn don't drink and drive ever... the controls are actually pretty good... as long as you watch where you're going
After hearing you had problems I feared they messed up with controls on the tank and I had a thought: What if they end up being worse than the tank controls in Saints Row?? But actually they were good for me to not have any troubles.
Seeing how they added a tank working this well I think we can expect some vehicles to appear in sequels if any appear.
I think it'd be kinda fun for SoD to turn into a saints row like game except with zombies and sex. Or like the possible sequel becomes a sandoxy kinda game that lets you focus more on getting the city back from the zombies and expand the hometown eventually spearheading the return of some kind of normalcy from the post-apocalyptic world it is.
BTW I thought for a while at that farm where the train stops that I'll get a game over for a second but the new gun (Lar10?) and the
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So...
The first three NTR scenes are netorare because the MC get girls stolen behind his back
The last two are netorase because the MC finds out about it but decide it's hot and being a cuckhold that enjoy watching his girls being fucked
The first three NTR scenes are netorare because the MC get girls stolen behind his back
The last two are netorase because the MC finds out about it but decide it's hot and being a cuckhold that enjoy watching his girls being fucked
Watch out for spoilers in the sequel.
Does anyone have an idea how to access this hidden floor in the act10 boss? I concluded that there was this floor for two reasons:
1. 2 items are hidden there even if they can be taken through the ceilings on the highest floor.
2. I only killed the boss two timebut on the second attempt, I saw a shiny staircase appear, the same shine as the act11 train.
Does anyone have an idea how to access this hidden floor in the act10 boss? I concluded that there was this floor for two reasons:
1. 2 items are hidden there even if they can be taken through the ceilings on the highest floor.
2. I only killed the boss two timebut on the second attempt, I saw a shiny staircase appear, the same shine as the act11 train.
Does anyone know how to change the level?
It only lets me play at level 13 and sends me to the main menu?
It only lets me play at level 13 and sends me to the main menu?
If you're going right on the stairs for a new stage, for the previous stages turn left.
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Wow, they even pushed out a DLC... and if I understand things correctly, you STILL do not have a unified gallery where you can see everything including in-combat rape and in-combat healing without needing to worry about failing the mission.
How the heck can the sequel have poorer QoL than the original game even after all this time?
How the heck can the sequel have poorer QoL than the original game even after all this time?
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Last time I checked the game, you had to go to MC's room to see some of the scenes. To the lab to see the defeat scenes.
You also didn't have anywhere to go to check the scenes that happen in combat, which are different from the defeat scenes. Y'know, the ones that happen when the girls are either downed or caught by certain monsters' grapple animation. Like how the spiter thing can jump on a girl and start fucking her even if she's at full health. Or the thing that pulls them in and licks them upside down. Etc.
As such, you had to run all over the place like a moron if you wanted to go through different scenes, and some scenes weren't available at all unless you went out to find the right kind of monster and of course combat makes it pretty hard to enjoy the content, or the other girls kill the offending monster... etc.
Did that change at least?
The combat scenes are in the lab. They always have been. Since release. Both defeat and combat are downstairs in the lab.
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I have a hard time believing that. The ending scenes were definitely in the lab, when interacting with that one monitor or whatever it was. I never found the in-combat scenes when trying to interact with literally every single thing in there.
Maybe I'm a complete moron? Who knows?
But can you please show me a screenshot of whatever you have to interact with to see the in-combat stuff?
Not the OG guy you were replying to, but he's right. In the lab, head to the monitor screen and there you can see death scenes and combat scenes, as pictured.
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