It can mean both, in this context though decimate would have only worked if the last one wasn't also killed. Decimate being 1/10 is an older definition of the term that was specifically when 1/10 of a group were eliminated as a punishment. It can also mean to kill or remove a large percentage of something. However, annihilate does make more sense in this context, since they were all killed.
Unless you are wiping out your AppData folder every time (or wherever Ren'Py saves persistent stuff on Mac or Linux), that should already be happening. All your Ren'Py games' saves should persist even if you delete every time after saving.
Well, I copied TFS-Update_12a-pc/game/saves into TFS-Update_20e-pc/game (or the initial part #2 update) and it's not only my final savefile, but all from part #1 that can't be used in part #2 except the final one. It's not unplayable, just at times confusing when I replay.
Sadly yes, all of them failed. I'll probably wait for more updates and start over.
My bad, I am new with gofiles, so I must have done something stupid. I'll look into it right now.
And it should works now. Can someone verify? That would be very nice.
Arf, I am sorry, I had a series of bugs at that time that I never found the cause, really. It stopped after I changed how I end up the updates, but since your save is more than a year old...sorry again.
That's working as intended. That can be a little annoying, sure, but the other solutions were not as smooth, and would have ended up with me having to do a lot of explaining, and a lot of false bugs reports. I'll be honest: I wanted to avoid extra work as much as possible.
Unless someone is a time-travelling ancient roman OR a history geek...
You mean he might have to spend some time with his wife the hot princess? Or his other wife the other hot princess, and her lady-in-waiting? Or Monica or Cynthia? Or seducing Laura? Perhaps Avilla's seamstress bestie? Or dating Lady Helen? Dammit! Life is so unfair....
No. It can't. Just because a bunch of idiots who don't know what a word means constantly use it wrong, doesn't change the definition of the word. That's been around since the Roman Empire. As it was the punishment for a legion that displayed cowardice in the face of the enemy, mutinied, or betrayed the Empire. They drew lots, and 1 in 10 were randomly executed. It a VERY precisely defined word. You wanna use it, then you get shit decimated X times over.
Meanings change. Just because a word meant something 1600 years ago doesn't mean the meaning has to be the same in the 21st Century
