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I don't think You should worry too much. Stranded in Space is planned to end on Day 21. However... It's already confirmed by dev, that there will be Stranded in Space 2.
Ren'Py Stranded in Space [Days 1-19 Elysium] [WildMan Games]
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Its really difficult trying to focus on the dialogue while haylee is naked.
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hey... i have a small problem, pls can anyone help me, i can`t find folder RENPY with saves in partion C on win10 why? i wanna remove, deleted all saves i have on this game and start again from 0
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The files to be deleted are located in the directory :
C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\RenPy\StrandedInSpace
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If I'm not mistaken, the Endurance has never been shown from the outside (except in the main menu in previous versions).
Can we see it from space in the new update?
Can we see it from space in the new update?
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Okay, so I know this isn’t what I should do, but I played through the game once before and recently my PC needed to be refreshed, so I lost my save data. Anyways, the question I have now is; does anyone know what the 4 digit code for Paige is for Day 9? It’ll be appreciated if anyone does, or if they know where to find it.
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You know for all the problems with the ship it could have been worse they could have woken up on the Event Horizon!
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No code for Day 9 pic required. You have to guess correctly all 5 of Paige's top suspects. There are 10 pics total to get from Paige, some are not obtained with code.
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The entire laptop section of the game is hilarious.
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Something bothers me about the age of Kasumi. Given the timeline, they awaken ten years after embarking on the trip to Elysium. Kasumi awakens at her 18th Bday. That would mean she went in at 8 years old. But Umiko says she was a bratty teen. That doesn't add up. So I believe Kasumi is 28 instead of 18. Wildman Dev would you weigh in on this to clarify?
There are two ways you can count time when you talk about cryo—the method you're using would invalidate everyone's age, though it is applicable.
The way I chose to do it is that when you go into cryo, your age and years stop because your body stops decaying. So, if you went into cryo at age 39 for ten years, you'd still be 39 when you woke up ten years later.
I'm equating the aging of a person's body to the age that they say they are. It both makes sense and kinda doesn't, but the way we count time and years is very human and Earth-constructed, so in general, it's a weird subject.
If you've seen Interstellar (I don't want to spoil this for you if you haven't) - there's a scene where time passes quite differently for two sets of characters. This example isn't really related to cryo; just that it shows how a person's aging can be separated from "time."
CAMILLA ALL THE WAY TILL THOSE THRUSTERS BURN OUT! I actually do hope she softens up.
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I know that the duct tape interfered a bit, but with that kiss, I think she already softened up.
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The standard science fiction trope is that when in suspended animation or cryogenesis the body not only stops aging but the mind is put on hold also. The reason to stop the body aging is evident, and was well illustrated in the original Planet of the Apes movie where one of the pods malfunctioned and the female astronaut died of old age while asleep. Keeping the mind in hibernation is also essential as someone trapped in an immovable body but fully conscious for decades would leave many people insane once the body was woken up. When the passengers are woken up they are essentially the same age as when they went to sleep, no matter what their birth certificate might say.