Yes, though keep in mind the game uses Windows registry to save itself. You can and probably will fuck stuff up if you go dabble in there. There's also the fact the game shouldn't even work, according to the dude(s) who made the Unity template SR7 uses, so that's there too
That makes me real fuckin' nervous about actually trying to play any more of this, wow.
Most anti-cheat junk that runs on kernel level is way worse than this. The game can be janky and just stay away from fiddling with your save and you'll be ok (and don't try to get a save from some1 else, cause registry). Just join the whine train and complain that SR7 takes months to deliver stuff he promised last year
Alright. Thanks for the explanation. Tbh I won't complain too much, I just wanted to see what new stuff there was. By now I know the trend of western porn game development so I'll play something interesting to completion, put it down, and pick it back up years later. Same thing I did with Breeders of the Nephelym and Corrupted Kingdoms, been a good around 3-4 years since I touched Breeders, 2-3 since I touched CK. And apparently the former's finished and the latter has tons more content now.
Okay, This game isn't going to reformat or crash your computer. Even though the save file is in the registry it's not going to do anything to your PC either, and changing the values for that save won't mess with your windows at all (it's its own entry in the registry). If you get stupid and start messing with reg keys outside of this save it's possible you f up your install, but that really has nothing to do with this game and more that a person that does that and doesn't know what they're doing is stupid to begin with.
No I'm not talking about the Halloween event. I'm talking about the normal yacht event.
I myself am aware that if that was a risk it would have already happened long ago, but will avoid playing the game for 2 related reasons:
buggy framework or not, it’s not going to fuck up your registry. The reason you can fuck things up is if you open regedit and start changing things that you don’t know what they do, you’re going to maybe have a bad day. Buggy or not, this framework is only adding and editing its own entries. To change things it shouldn’t it would have to be intentionally malicious, not just buggy. It would have to specify specific keys that would then break windows. That’s just not going to happen.
According to your post you don't remember the prison,right.
There have been four releases this year, three on time, 2.3.6 was delayed by ten days.
From the streams.
