wait thats intended?? he just throws it?There is a full gallery once you complete the game. I don't recall if that includes the second content region or not though. I would check the read-me to see if it says anything about it.
As for your game, what do you mean? How else is MC supposed to use a gun if he can't throw it?
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Of course he throws them. How else would a gun be used, as a dildo?
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I'm not even sure who's trolling who here anymore lol xDDD
I'm still having trouble finding that, and any Google search I do to find an answer tells me it's in the Appdata folder, which you stated it's not in there. Also, which directory am I specifically looking for?
any (simple) way i can adjust stats? enemy speed, hp, player invincibility window, etc
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Monster Girl health care is catching a doctor.
Obamacare "If you like your captured human, you can keep your captured human"
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try this:
1. Open NVIDIA control panel;
2. Manage 3D settings;
3. Global settings tab;
4. Power Management Mode settings, select "Prefer Maximum Performance";
5. See if there's a "Preferred Graphic Processor" setting, change from "Auto select" to "High Performance NVIDIA Processor".
If there's no such option, it means that the integrated gpu is already disabled and it is not the issue there.
If you're using an ATI/AMD card, there's a huge variation between the Catalyst Control Center settings and it may vary, but should be found in advanced mode and be similar to this:
1. Go to "Graphics" > "PowerPlay" - Set Plugged In and Battery to Maximum Performance;
2. If applicable to your graphics card, go to "Graphics" > "3D" and move the slider across to Performance so it is set for Optimal Performance;
Hope this solves the problem.
1. Open NVIDIA control panel;
2. Manage 3D settings;
3. Global settings tab;
4. Power Management Mode settings, select "Prefer Maximum Performance";
5. See if there's a "Preferred Graphic Processor" setting, change from "Auto select" to "High Performance NVIDIA Processor".
If there's no such option, it means that the integrated gpu is already disabled and it is not the issue there.
If you're using an ATI/AMD card, there's a huge variation between the Catalyst Control Center settings and it may vary, but should be found in advanced mode and be similar to this:
1. Go to "Graphics" > "PowerPlay" - Set Plugged In and Battery to Maximum Performance;
2. If applicable to your graphics card, go to "Graphics" > "3D" and move the slider across to Performance so it is set for Optimal Performance;
Hope this solves the problem.
I don't know why no one said this before me, the path is correct on the very first page.
“C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\ProjectDHM”
But no one tells you the most important thing, in the settings of your operating system, you need to enable the display of hidden files and folders, and these files and folders will be displayed correctly.
“C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\ProjectDHM”
But no one tells you the most important thing, in the settings of your operating system, you need to enable the display of hidden files and folders, and these files and folders will be displayed correctly.
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Hemdom disappeared off the face of the earth unfortunately.