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The pre tech build version.can someone tell me which version i played last i think it was about trump also you can fuck the restaurant owner
The pre tech build version.can someone tell me which version i played last i think it was about trump also you can fuck the restaurant owner
You played at least v0.20.0 from May 2020. Maybe something newer, but based upon your qualification of being able to have sex with Maria, it's not older than that.can someone tell me which version i played last i think it was about trump also you can fuck the restaurant owner
Y'know, as much of a shitshow this whole ordeal has become, I feel like I need to say something real quick. This shot of Debbie's tits nearly spilling out of her robe has got me actin' real unwise.
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Someone actually asked DC that on stream today and he did not give a good update to that. Looks like Debbie is just getting a few lines of dialogue during pregnancy when her arc is done.
People defend this guy for free btwI saw that as well, scammer cookie lazy as usual he also said that the update is most likely split into two updates.
I've read something about it being released in november. But who knows, right?rather in 2 months if I'm not mistaken
The traceback says you have "patch_tech_update.rpy" as the patch, not the patch from 20.12 found here.I get this traceback whenever I click on the ATM in the bank, any ideas? I only have the naughty mod and incest patch 20.12. Made it pretty far in the game, and that ATM is the only thing that has crashed it.
True.I know that at the end of the day it's AI Art.
But that Diane CG image genuinely looks phenomenal.
Hopefully we'll eventually get one like this, made with this same style, of Debby as well.
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gotcha sir,thank you for your response,actually this is the second time you help me in this thread
Where do you think the word "Patreon" derives from? Patron. It's an endorsement. Historically when you are an artists 'patron' it means you fund them with the hope that that investment turns into something good but it isn't an expectation. Patrons stop funding if they don't get what they want out of that investment.You are the master of embarrassment, aren't you? I had to laugh when I read your post.
What exactly do you say in the first paragraph? I misquoted you? I misunderstood you and DC's " The more pledges, the more time he can spend adding content to the game " ? And I'm just imagining things?
Then in the second you say... that you were wrong and it's written there but I'm still misinterpreting it because he actually means something completely different.... lol i have no words for such stupidity..
You know, if you weren't so absurdly embarrassing, I would try to deal with your statement somehow, but you disqualify yourself with this bullshit that is obvious to everyone, even without my involvement The only thing you have currently proven is that you have mental problems and are out of touch with reality.
The problem is you don't understand the meaning of being a patron.A patron of the arts helps support starving artists — financially, not with food rations.
I think it's great that you have the gift of philosophical interpretation and an interest in history. But historically, the word patron comes from the Latin patronus. In ancient Rome, a patronus was someone who provided support and protection for a client, usually in return for loyalty and services. In an artistic context, patronage became particularly important during the Renaissance. This is why Italy is full of art and sculptures...if everyone had been as “industrious” as DC ... Florence would look like a collection of empty underground garages.Where do you think the word "Patreon" derives from? Patron. It's an endorsement. Historically when you are an artists 'patron' it means you fund them with the hope that that investment turns into something good but it isn't an expectation. Patrons stop funding if they don't get what they want out of that investment.
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Ahh yes, the philosophy of a words definition. Right. Brilliant analysis. You can cut out the meaningless etymology. That is irrelevant to anything here and a poor attempt to make yourself look smart.I think it's great that you have the gift of philosophical interpretation and an interest in history. But historically, the word patron comes from the Latin patronus. In ancient Rome, a patronus was someone who provided support and protection for a client, usually in return for loyalty and services. In an artistic context, patronage became particularly important during the Renaissance. This is why Italy is full of art and sculptures...if everyone had been as “industrious” as DC ... Florence would look like a collection of empty underground garages.
But we live in 2024, I'm not DeMedici and DC is certainly no Leonardo DaVinci. I mainly support projects on Patreon, but I don't fund permanent vacations. And you can expect your “patron” to kick you in the butt if you just lie around lazily and don't keep your promises. Perhaps you will at least recognize in my criticism the tendency to maintain this tradition.
To summarize: A patron is someone who subscribes and/or makes a purchase on Patreon, which may come with special benefits from creators they love. Through a subscription or offering on Patreon, patrons may receive benefits and directly interact with creators using tools supplied by us, and, through Patreon, have the opportunity to engage with a community of patrons and creators.