I doubt there is, but I know where you're coming from. The one way I was able to avoid stuff like this was by setting the pregnancy chance to 5 instead of 50.Is there a way, either by console command or editing the save file, to remove a single character's pregnancy? I don't want to disable the feature. My sister got pregnant by a loser and I need to convince her to abort
Never was infected the zip was never the issue your browser/computer was ads/injectors/malware already running etc when making a definitive virus/malware search its not a good idea to use an online virus checker they themselves may be comprimised such is the nature of browsers
From all possible filehosts, you picked that one that hast a higher rate with unwanted extras. At least this is my personal experience with mixdrop. Mega and Gofile seem to be fine and fast.
As the game proceeds and the NPC count gets large, the simulation limits the number of NPCs that are allowed to interact with each other. Essential NPCs like club owners and your workers are always simulated, but characters off screen have a limit on how many can go out and do things. Thus, the higher you set it the more interactions the npcs will have which usually leads to higher amounts of relationships.
No. It can be done, but requires editing a lot of stuff and even I wouldn't try it. It's too hard to do. Wait for the abortions to be included (maybe in the next version, if not the next one).Is there a way, either by console command or editing the save file, to remove a single character's pregnancy? I don't want to disable the feature. My sister got pregnant by a loser and I need to convince her to abort
Someone already answered this, but yes, you can bump up that value as high as you like. However, the higher it is, the longer the AI takes to run between steps (each time you pass time). So raise until you feel it takes too long. The higher it is, the more characters that are free that will take action, so you will see more people around town. The default is like 75, so it doesn't matter for the first year or so of game time.
Yeah, that's what I have noticed too. Have no explanation for it.
It takes about a year of game time. There's a fast start option that you can turn on that reduces the time in half or so (but only applies to new games and it just puts where you currently are, so not worth starting over). Get the commissioners to like "Entertainment work" and "Revealing Clothing", so they pass the laws allowing strippers faster.
Its not the one I usually go for, I tried every link when people were making a fuss about this, got the same result. Tried to extract it again anyway because I figured if every one was giving this alert it'd make no difference and didn't get a warning. Just mentioned mix because it was the one people were mainly complaining about.
Its not the zip its the browser that gives you that warning and is generally triggered by adverts embedded in the webpage so sometimes you will get the warning sometimes not depending on the embedded adverts downloading the zip would in some cases need you to take a leap of faith and ignore the message then scan the zip on your drive. I download everything onto a virtual drive so there is never a risk to my system. So the reason you will get a warning is due in this case to the webpage not necessarily the fileserver and the webpage will not always have the same adverts embedded in it each time thus the random nature of the occurance. That is the best explaination I can give. An online scanner will also wrongly show it as a infection due to the fact it also works within that browser. When downloaded onto a virtual drive you can measure the actual expected size and the downloaded size to see if there is varience which would indicate possible virus/malware but in this case there was none. (corrected for my lack of native English)
Not trying to drag the conversation out, but this is incorrect. I had zero issues in the browser. The only warnings I got were after the file was already on my system. To date, this is the only zip file (from anywhere in my long history of internetting) that has acted this way for me once it has been downloaded.
This is exactly right. The "fast start" actually turns out to be a bit of a hard mode too without cheating. The design choices in this are so amazingly flawed and the coding mechanics effectively makes it a time bomb so by the time your year long intro bar time (irl usually 10 hours without cheating) is over your in a crashtastic state no matter the strength of your PC due to the unnecessary drag.
