Story-wise, nope. Only reworks to make the old content match the new ones in terms of render quality and dialogue. Also, some scenes/dialogue have been removed while at the same time, new ones have been added.
). Nojiko's talking to MC & Nami: you will notice Sasha and the basketball team's leader (the guy who puts a finger in Trey's ass!) arriving, entering the building and walking around together for a while.
either your memory is playing games with you or 4.5 full has some dramatic changes compared to old versionGuys, pay attention at the characters in the background.
First day at "university" (sure it is
I've stopped playing AVN's with mods long time ago. It's truely better in the most cases. Sure, I've installed URM and sometimes I use it but you'll have more fun without modding after all.
I have two monitors, so I will use a walkthrough PDF sometimes, just have it on my right monitor while playing if I want any assistance. This way I don't have someone else's coding to contend with. I can program myself, so I have unpacked files and examined code if I REALLY need help... usually search for "menu:" then check for variable changes... even recoded some to colourize the right choices in green at times, heheh...
define grn="{color=#0F0}"menu:
"[grn]Good choice":
#code goes here
"Bad choice":
#code goes hereSo sorry for you, but it happens in 4.5 fulleither your memory is playing games with you or 4.5 full has some dramatic changes compared to old version
Hard disagree. I won't even touch the game if I can't run at least URM. I have not had a single instance with any game in which URM did not wildly improve the experience. This is especially true with games such as Summer's Gone. I like having control of my playthrough. Not falling prey to devs getting clever with variables or limiting your experience in order to force you into multiple routes/saves.
For the record, the first Ironman movie didnt have a script...and if my memory doesn't fail me i think it made great sucess in the box office....
I thought the same times ago but then came the point at which I realized that I wasn't giving myself more control, but rather less control. Instead of making my own decisions, I only ever chose the options that the mod showed me to be the best. It's like reading a book. In the end I played the game like the mod wanted, but not like I would have done. In principle, the author shouldn't have built any queries into the game. You just keep clicking. Only at the moment on the variable displayed by the mod. I took the fun out of the AVN. It's a lot more fun to discover things and see things that other players don't even notice because they never get to see those dialogues and images because of their gameplay. And as I said: I also use URM from time to time. But never in my first playthrough, the real playthrough. Only in later runs, although I tend to go for walkthroughs and only check something with URM from time to time. Every once in a while I change a variable, but mostly it's unnecessary.
Ah. I can certainly understand your point of view. But we are very different I guess. You focus on the journey, I only care about the destination.
Huh? Right on page one there's link to a PDF walkthrough for 4.5 you can download. I've been using it. Learn to look on page 1. I JUST downloaded it myself yesterday after checking page 1 for the link... so.. you didn't look too hard!