do i have to re-download the game just for this update? Or there is a way to update it like last time?
Unreal Engine Subverse [v1.0] [Studio Fow]
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Deppends if someone make a udpate you can download like last time. If not, you download the entire thing.
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so how is this game? is it worth the buy? (download is taking forever)
one of my best scam game in my steam library
- Aug 11, 2017
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Reminder that you can have all the vids here: https://f95zone.to/threads/studio-fow-collection-2022-03-17-studio-f-o-w.15387/
No need to download that 30GB big ass archive.
No need to download that 30GB big ass archive.
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Have to wait a while then, because the price is cheaper during early access. Afaik, the price will go up once its out full.
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Oh little hapless sheep, tell us how they scammed you....
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Do you take part of the percentage of sales of the video game? LOL
- Aug 18, 2017
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For everyone on the forum, it is not worth downloading this update if you have downloaded the last one with a lot of content (the one with the wolf girl). It adds a little bit of story, no pandora scene, nothing. They will add it in 2 months when they finish this story arc.
- Aug 18, 2017
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The update schedule is maintained (major content update every 3-4 months). The problem is that they are only focusing on the story and the rest of the features are not even being used. You have a workshop where you could improve your ship (not yet implemented) and the combats are getting more and more complicated.
The Pandora scenes (where the magic happens) are not dependent on the story, they are short scenes that include other crew members or monsters. Each girl usually has one or two scenes in the story with the protagonist. Fun gameplay, repetitive at times. Lots of humor. Good scenes. If you're willing to wait 3-4 for each update it's up to you.
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Well, torrents speed is based on how many people is seeding and sharing. Do you plan to let your torrent keep share in the swarm after you get yours?
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No, I just refered to what is made known. Reduced price during early access to attract more support during development isn't such a bad thing.
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I decided to start a new game but now I'm stuck at the first grid combat, the tutorial. After Lily is attacked and she does her counter I can't do anything. Can't move any character, can't attack, can't do shit. Seems like the game soft locked. I didn't have any problems with v0.3.
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He provided factual info about the game, so that means he’s getting a cut. Logic is so backwards in this place.
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You know they will be bitching and moaning when price goes up after early access ends right? Then it all about how greedy they are
I think this might have to be one of the most well written porn games out there. While the dialogue for the side quests are mostly expired memes you can just skip, the main story is actually shockingly engaging. While I don't think I can remember a specific joke that really made me laugh yet, (I'm waiting until the second half of the new act is out so I'm up to the Catgirl going Horny Instinct.) neither has much porn games really and it doesn't matter because there is more charisma than any of these games that have the humor tag; which tends to just have characters belt out slurs at each other or have one be the writer/creator's mouthpiece to justify preaching about Tumblr SJWs or some other pandering nonsense in replacement of good writing or actual jokes. I have yet to really want to skip anything so far.
Speaking of, as much as I'm not fond of the OVERALL dialogue for the side quests, I don't think I'll ever forget Dim Fool. Considering both FOW's past work being the kind of thing who's critics Tim would probably try and fuel outrage against, the idea that he targeted FOW over getting the name/brand "Subverse" before him and FOW immortalizing that pettiness honestly makes it the best of them that I've seen so far.
Speaking of, as much as I'm not fond of the OVERALL dialogue for the side quests, I don't think I'll ever forget Dim Fool. Considering both FOW's past work being the kind of thing who's critics Tim would probably try and fuel outrage against, the idea that he targeted FOW over getting the name/brand "Subverse" before him and FOW immortalizing that pettiness honestly makes it the best of them that I've seen so far.
