I think I read the easiest option for Mac people is to get the dev tools for renpy and then you can just run the windows version in there so you don’t actually need a mac version. Try it?
I'm stuck on a loop with Brianne as well. Is there a console command or something to advance it?
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I was about to ask the same thing but upon going to the devs patreon I then realized he's right since "a" probably stands for "alpha" and 3Diddly released 6.0 proper just yesterday
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I suppose that could be it, it's unfortunate that there isn't a universal standard for marking game versions.
More unfortunate is that nobody has responded to my earlier question about whether it is possible for April to not get pregnant.
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Well we already have semantic versioning adapted for game development like so:
- Raise x for "major" changes such as chapter changes or better yet, incompatible saves
- Raise y for "minor" changes such as new updates or features
- Raise z for bugfixes and hotfixes
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As a sw dev myself, I find it amusing and cute how most games around are versioned. That's fine, most projects don't pretend to be good software anyway.
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It's also sort of funny how everyone nowadays see "1.0" as the complete product. Sure, it's a fine way to version a product, but I do prefer the 3 digit versioning myself.
