Unreal Engine Slaves of Rome [v20.3] [Biggus Dickus Games]
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- Jul 10, 2017
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Maybe try the Unity trick ... a lot of optimization is missing in this game and with this complex engine as Unreal, we cannot guess what devs forgot to implement when they cooked this build.
- Jul 10, 2017
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yup .. work till you drop and your babe cries over you of exhaustion .. you can both then nap
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- May 7, 2017
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so the game crushes, i guess that`s next level of warning me that the game probably sucks =|
Games crash, even the good ones. I'm not saying this one is any good, just that crashes are a normal thing for games, especially incomplete ones like this. Crashing is not a good way to determine game quality.
Is there a way around that stupid cool down on missions? I did the general one and then got the one for the letter, but can't send my slave again.
- May 7, 2017
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Yeah, when the game is still in development you are supposed to see some problems here anf there, BUT when I try to run it and an error appears whith a crush report it makes me feel confused, how the hell I suppose to asses the game adequatley not even having it properly run on my laptop, which is definetly not the one to blame, for the record.
- Jan 17, 2019
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The Unreal engine has been updated a couple times this past year. The last updates have added major resource requirements. The last one in particular has everyone complaining in every forum that uses the Unreal engine. Developers are doing what they can, but the point is don't expect this to run well on any system let alone a laptop. My fans on my gaming rig are spinning like a top under the new Unreal update. My laptop runs these games too (after updating VC) but it gets so hot I get a little concerned.
- Aug 21, 2018
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Do some Cheat Engine tutorials first, to understand how CE works.
I don't remember the variable types, but probably are: 4 byte or double.
- Jan 3, 2018
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The game concept looks amazing, excited by the gritty historical realism combined with darker sexual themes. I feel this mix hasn't been done enough. However I'm filled with doubt by this description:
"strong emphasis on consensual BDSM. You can play both male and female, as it is important for us to make the game LGBTQ+ friendly"
It's all consensual? Now how does that make any sense?
Usually virtue signaling ruins the quality of basically everything. Can someone confirm this game is actually worth playing?
"strong emphasis on consensual BDSM. You can play both male and female, as it is important for us to make the game LGBTQ+ friendly"
It's all consensual? Now how does that make any sense?
Usually virtue signaling ruins the quality of basically everything. Can someone confirm this game is actually worth playing?
- Mar 29, 2019
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The virtue signalling is a ruse. Patreon would instantly kill this project if they learned that actual, non consensual human slavery was a core element of the game.
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Fear -8 = Pointer(&XP)
Pointer +4 = Love
Pointer +8 = Fear
Pointer +14 = ?
Pointer +18 = Stamina
Pointer +20 = ?
Pointer +24 = Endurance
Pointer +28 = Pointer to character model info
Pointer +38 = Free skillpoints
The values love to jump around each scene change. Could someone check this static pointer?
"SlavesOfRome-Win64-Shipping.exe"+02E4E458 | 8 | 188 | 0 | 874 (Add address manually -> Pointer -> Add Offset x3, start from the bottom)
Add 4 in third offset per each slave, should return love value.
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