what to do after loading that save? i tried to interact with everything still can't seem to trigger whats necessary.
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no i mean what to do to follow the story line, not to view the gallery. i interracted everything in and outside the house, nothing happened. the person who shared the save said ''follow the story line'' but i can't find how.
KimKaphwan2112
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I guess it must be saved before the new content, just go to the front door it's the last place where it can be saved.
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Deleting the pipelinecache file and letting it recreate it fixed the blackscreen for me, first load it takes a little while as it recreates it and then it all loads normally there after.
Me, trying to play it with an i5 6400 and 8Gb RAM...
I'm sorry, I thought we had to do that because we were stuck on a day. I thought we had to continue to the next day to be able to activate the beach event.
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How do I open the garage in the beach event?
I have the key, but nothing happens when I press the button
I have the key, but nothing happens when I press the button
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I think that's the reason pwest is asking in the first place, as the Discord channel isn't publicly accessible
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Perhaps those who write that without 16 GB of VRAM are right and it is pointless to try to run this game. But isn't that a lot of honor for an amateur creation? If the desktop quietly works with Fallout-4, on which a bunch of texture mods, as well as various cyberpunk, etc. hinged.
Maybe the problem is in the developer's head, not the configuration of our computers? I don't know, perhaps especially active fans of the author of the game are already feverishly buying new hardware for their machines, but it's easier for me to send this project to the blacklist. And never return to it.
So long and thanks for all the fish (c) D. Adams
Maybe the problem is in the developer's head, not the configuration of our computers? I don't know, perhaps especially active fans of the author of the game are already feverishly buying new hardware for their machines, but it's easier for me to send this project to the blacklist. And never return to it.
So long and thanks for all the fish (c) D. Adams
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