So ... many ... unneccessary ... extra ... clicks ... to ... move ... from ... screen ... to ... screen ... AHHHHHH!!!!!
- Thread starter MrBaker
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Yeah, I'm sorry for that. I'm addressing that. I was not very aware I was using too many pauses.
- Aug 18, 2022
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Nice, this is true... but....
It also is alive and move on it's own accord independently of the body it's attached to!!!
Beautiful renders and intriguing story, but I have no idea where to go when the sandbox opens up.
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There's no sandbox. I think you got the wrong version. And an old one. The actual one is the 0.05.3
I think one of the links has an old version, as it's the second time I have heard this. Might I ask which link you downloaded?
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- May 6, 2020
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I don't know why, but I can't download it, I'm always forwarded to other dubious sites.
- Sep 5, 2019
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Ya I'm losing my mind due to this. Good start to the game otherwise.
ughh.... when you press enter to advance the text the game has so many unnecessary pauses that you press enter 2 or 3 times more and when it finally advances the dialogue the next parragraph gets instantly skipped because you pressed too many buttons
the story and renders are awesome but it's really uncomfortable to play
the story and renders are awesome but it's really uncomfortable to play
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Yeah its pretty good indeed, no need to shout though
- May 29, 2018
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The pauses are annoying but I'm too busy constantly facepalming at how incredibly stupid the mc is to really notice the pauses.
"He's too fast he's dodging all my punches so I'll just keep trying to punch him"
"He's too fast he's dodging all my punches so I'll just keep trying to punch him"
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- Aug 15, 2023
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Never been in a fight, uh? That behavior is extremely common in fights, especially in boxing. I could really felt the frustration of the mc. That happens all the time when boxing. When a boxer is not fast enough and they can feel it, they just start throwing punches out of desperation as there's no other escape. And that happens to almost everyone who faces someone better.The pauses are annoying but I'm too busy constantly facepalming at how incredibly stupid the mc is to really notice the pauses. View attachment 2853763
"He's too fast he's dodging all my punches so I'll just keep trying to punch him"
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- May 23, 2020
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Really good game, I was looking for something set in a zombie apocalypse and this is really good. The renders and how everything seems new and not reused from common libraries is something I really like.
I just signed up for patreon even though I don't usually do it for games at this early stage, but I hope this game doesn't get abandoned.
best!
I just signed up for patreon even though I don't usually do it for games at this early stage, but I hope this game doesn't get abandoned.
best!
- May 28, 2020
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Thanks so much for that support! It will help this project immensely! I'm really glad you like it. It makes me tears with happiness to hear people are enjoying the game.
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INCORPORATED AUGUST 31, 1911
the City of San Fernando : San Fernando, CA 91340 USA
As you enter the City of San Fernando along picturesque, palm-lined Brand Boulevard, you discover a community rich in California history dating back almost two centuries. Named in honor of a Spanish Saint/King, San Fernando was selected for settlement long before the rest of Los Angeles. The City grew out of the ranching activities surrounding Mission de San Fernando Rey, whose graceful porticoes still stand today.
By the early 1800’s the settlement had blossomed into a small trading center where farm crop, olives, wine, and thousands of livestock raised by the resident Indians were bought and sold. San Fernando enjoyed a brief gold rush in the 1840s when nuggets were discovered in a nearby canyon.
In 1874 , San Fernando became the valley’s first organized community, thus earning the title “First City of the Valley”. With the arrival of the railroad two years later, town lots soared from $10 apiece to $150.
That is their entire premise they build on .. also walking dead, also lost ... for so so so many seasons.
Fall out is the basic post apocaliptic game of foraging for diferent factions and surviving in the mean time.
MC with a baseball bat on his shoulder - seems walking dead macho negan left some impression.
the City of San Fernando : San Fernando, CA 91340 USA
As you enter the City of San Fernando along picturesque, palm-lined Brand Boulevard, you discover a community rich in California history dating back almost two centuries. Named in honor of a Spanish Saint/King, San Fernando was selected for settlement long before the rest of Los Angeles. The City grew out of the ranching activities surrounding Mission de San Fernando Rey, whose graceful porticoes still stand today.
By the early 1800’s the settlement had blossomed into a small trading center where farm crop, olives, wine, and thousands of livestock raised by the resident Indians were bought and sold. San Fernando enjoyed a brief gold rush in the 1840s when nuggets were discovered in a nearby canyon.
In 1874 , San Fernando became the valley’s first organized community, thus earning the title “First City of the Valley”. With the arrival of the railroad two years later, town lots soared from $10 apiece to $150.
Mad max the game or the many motion pictures feature MC staying alive by all means.
That is their entire premise they build on .. also walking dead, also lost ... for so so so many seasons.
Fall out is the basic post apocaliptic game of foraging for diferent factions and surviving in the mean time.
MC with a baseball bat on his shoulder - seems walking dead macho negan left some impression.
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Many people forget that about 75% of the territory of present-day USA used to be Spanish until the late 18th C, from Florida to Oregon, from Alabama to Montana; it was still about 50% in the early 19th Century.
San Fernando, San Francisco, San Diego, San Antonio, Los Ángeles, El Paso, Monterrey, Toledo, Albuquerque (originally Alburquerque), Las Vegas...; Arizona, Nevada, California, Florida, Nuevo México (New Mexico), Montana, Oregón, Colorado...
All those names are derived from Spanish.
Not to mention a plethora of rivers, mountains, etc.
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She is sexy...until you see where her hairline begins...by the lenght of her front-hair she may be half bald XD