Is the time jumping, waiting for the computer to move on to the next event over?Your experience of VN mode will be very smooth, cause I playtested it and Hopes & Morbil quashed the bugs I reported.
Think that would be a bit tough with renpy. And also, think I don't want to expand the gameplay system more than already. Only few additions which are simple.
Happy readings! And don't forget to leave a review if you got the time
!Yup, Vn-mode is pure vn. Event to event.
That germany-steam mess really needs solving ! I told you I have a few friends who all agreed to buy the game, one of them is from Germany, so we knew from the start that we would have to gift it to him, which we knew would work, because we did it before with another game.Happy readings! And don't forget to leave a review if you got the time
As a fellow German (who bought some of the "Gentleman's Games" before on steam) I can tell you that it is that Germany wants age verification before players can buy adult game (at least those including love, those including killing are still available, but that's another matter), but Steam doesn't want to include proper age verification for the German market alone as it wouldn't be worth the hassle (commercially). Actually, both sides have a point. Still disappointing for an adult who just wants to do stuff legally
It just strikes me as very odd, that buying and reviewing is prohibited but not playing. Like shouldn't that be the whole point of verifiying someones age ? To make sure they can't see the "adult" content before they reach the appropiate age ?As a fellow German (who bought some of the "Gentleman's Games" before on steam) I can tell you that it is that Germany wants age verification before players can buy adult game (at least those including love, those including killing are still available, but that's another matter), but Steam doesn't want to include proper age verification for the German market alone as it wouldn't be worth the hassle (commercially). Actually, both sides have a point. Still disappointing for an adult who just wants to do stuff legally
Nope, German Politicans doesnt have a valid point, they are just plain stupid to accept the world as it is.Actually, both sides have a point. Still disappointing for an adult who just wants to do stuff legally
Well, no one said that the complete logic behind Valves decision making hast to be understandable for us ...
I am sure that Valve does review the requirements from german goverment as stupid aswell. To make these games still giftable and playable is just a business-decision to still get profit from german customers.
Because for example you could have bought a game before this discrepancy came into effect (as I did with quite a few) and it wasn't about taking stuff away. But yes, there are some inconsistencies, for example "Football Manager" used not to be available in Germany (due to licensing issues with FIFA and/or clubs involved) - directly that is. I could just buy a code at amazon.co.uk, and enter that in Germany to get it.
Well, it is as with a lot of other things. While one cannot completely prohibit stuff happening, you can try to stop them "dealing" in the open. There are restrictions on quite a few things, yet people get around it, but that doesn't mean we should sell strong liquor to a 10 year old just because otherwise a neighbor might just buy it for him. But probably we are veering off topic for this thread.
I don't know whether the final version number is planned in any way. However, the numbers as given are not indicative of a percentage of finishing, so neither does "0.9.6" mean "96% done", nor does "0.09.6" mean "9.6% done". It is just a counter that may stop whenever the game is finished.
It's the end of Season 1, which is only on Steam at the moment, it will be on Patreon at a later date. Season 2 no clue what version number it will start at, and it will be a DLC for Steam. But v1.0 is the end of Season 1.
It could be good, because the new update go to 0.09.6--->0.1.0 right?
Lucania town exploration is cursed atm.
