the twelfth doctor
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in Katy files all roomie must be change roommate. because the mc adress his sister as brother.
the twelfth doctor
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hello everyone, sorry if this question was already answered, but how can we unlock the drug use research ?
Cartageno
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Go to your work place and choose "research", preferrably in the evening (nobody else around). You might want to get the walkthrough from the OP to guide you through the next steps until the in game system kicks in.
Ulaered
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Thank you for pointing this out.
I have updated the script with the new necessary changes.
Please tell me if there are more like this.
Attached is the updated incest patch for version 0.38
Guys please can somebody share full save please my svaes become all broken and start from begining its like hell
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not sure you need gene therapy for pregnancy
There will be endings and maybe some specific characters with that
Updated to v0.38 (haven't actually tested but there shouldn't be any issues).ipatch updated to v0.37 (extract and replace files/folders)
…To be fair, while replacing that file should indeed do the trick for the general purpose, the reason why this approach wasn't taken by others is that it doesn't properly cover the entire game. In particular in case of pk2000's patch (and likely others as well), most of the changes are due to the fact that people normally do not call their own mothers by name (which is something that happens extensively in the game scripts if you only replace
names.rpy).
Cartageno
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Actually, it isn't that uncommon to call your family by name rather than by relation here. Even with parents. I personally don't, but I know quite a few who do.
I dunno where's the “here” you're talking of, but I'm positive it's not a widespread thing. (If you're not actually pulling my leg, as I've never seen anyone actually doing so neither IRL nor in fiction. Specifically in case of one's own parents, it's a bizarre thing to just call them by name in pretty much any culture I'm in any way familiar with… the only exception being “There's no way I'm gonna call this woman my mother!” kind of situation.)
Cartageno
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No, no "estranged parent-kid" situations but normal relationships. "Here" is the more northern part of Germany, and it certainly is a more recent thing and not necessarily the majority, but as I said not uncommon either. But yeah, a big shift from my parents who still used honorifics with their parents in their youth. Blame the generation of 68 or whatever. Maybe it's an effect of there being others present and every other reference is on a first name basis so to fit in, I don't know.
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Ignorance is a bliss came to my mind. If I recall it correct, then it was common here to used the name of the person instead of mom and dad here around half a century ago.
Can't speak for all of my countries folks, but I tend to believe some of them would stick to this. As for Cartageno, I know he is not that far away from myself, so I think we have a few things in common.
I do it all of the time, with all of my older relatives, and specifically my parents. I haven't been a child in a long time. I don't act like a child around them.
…What does not talking in a weird way have to do with “acting like a child”? 0_o
Cartageno
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I would say neither is calling your parents "mom and dad" acting like a child, nor is calling them by their names "weird" as such. It may be in some places and cultures, in others it's not.
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