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Send the link then buddy.With the removal of your version and replacing it with a full version
Send the link then buddy.With the removal of your version and replacing it with a full version
We know of Dumbledore, that thing though is unknown to every1No wonder you can't get the dumbbles
It's Bruh time : why not check the OP ? ..............................................................................................Send the link then buddy.
It's Bruh time : why not check the OP ? ..............................................................................................[/QUOTE said:Yeah, that was bruh moment from me.
3rd posting and still unable to type it correctly, not badIf anyone can get the dumbblles from the farm pls help me here is my save
You must be new here™For all the people constantly asking for a walkthrough, just join NLT's discord, there's a walkthrough channel which covers all the recent games.
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Depends if what you asked has been replied to about 20x in the last day and/or is in bold italics font size 40 in the OPSo...
asking any question in this thread should start the shit talk, right?
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So I finally did it, and it worked. Thank youYou're missing or have a corrupted sound file. Extract the Clock.rpgmvo file inside the Clock.rpgmvo.zip archive attached below into your www/audio/bgs folder (inside your game folder) and that should hopefully fix it, but to be safe move or copy the original Clock.rpgmvo in that folder, if it exists, somewhere else on the off chance you want to copy it back later.
I specifically referenced police TV shows in my post, not real life, so swing and a miss there bud. Nobody (including me) would want a realistic portrail of police work in their game because that would mostly revolve around doing paperwork. And yeah, I do mean US cops because the game is pretty obviously set in the States. No parochialism necessary - unless you think there's a lot of girls with southern accents working cornfields in Africa. So having the depiction of American cops in your game mirror depictions from other American media would make sense to the audience. Even for people like me who don't live in the US.Not really.
Your thrust of your entire point is that it doesn't represent cops in real-life. Which "real-life"?
I assume you mean US Cops - not European cops, Japanese Cops, South American "cops", African cops? How very parochial!
Oh and we won't mention Putin's cops!
If you want more realism, start by accepting that the users of this game don't all live in your neighborhood and have your world-perspective!
I specifically referenced police TV shows in my post, not real life, so swing and a miss there bud
Extract the $TornPage.rpgmvp file from the $TornPage.rpgmvp.zip file attached below into your www/img/characters folder. This might fix your problem but if it doesn't it won't do any harm.You must be registered to see the links
How do i fix this?
What you *actually* said was:I specifically referenced police TV shows in my post, not real life, so swing and a miss there bud. Nobody (including me) would want a realistic portrail of police work in their game because that would mostly revolve around doing paperwork. And yeah, I do mean US cops because the game is pretty obviously set in the States. No parochialism necessary - unless you think there's a lot of girls with southern accents working cornfields in Africa. So having the depiction of American cops in your game mirror depictions from other American media would make sense to the audience. Even for people like me who don't live in the US.
If the game was set in Japan or Russia or South America it still wouldn't explain why characters who are grown-ass adults routinely act like sulky teenagers. Or why a detective would constantly spill details about a confidential police investigation to every pair of tits that crosses his path. Seriously, I wouldn't trust this MC with my lunch order, let alone solving a murder. Criticizing story and characterisation in a game that is heavy on both is fair game. Especially when the renders and animations are top notch. I don't think I'm alone in wishing NLT's writing was of the same quality.
and that was in response toDepends on the show. The Wire was pretty realistic. On the other hand, CSI might as well have been science fiction.
If you think cop shows are how cops act, I have a word for you: Nope.
You are definitely not alone in wanting a more coherent, dramatic, better plotted, internally consistent story with better narration driving the game forward, as well as deeper and more intimate relationships developed between fleshed-out characters of substance. I've said so several times myself and so have others all to no avail. When it comes to NLT Media's Patreon base developers deliberately pitch their games at a lowest common denominator level, in order to please as many customers as possible to maximise return, poll subscribers, and take direction from supporters as per game content directly, more than often boiling down to numerous long lists of fantastical and sometimes anatomically impossible sexual acts, worsening matters as far as storytelling goes IMHO. Ideally, personally, I absolutely would like a story of comparable quality to accompany the art but twice-monthly updates probably rule this out due to time constraints placed on NLT Media staff. There are several games on this site that show this is possible having brilliant art and storytelling. Perhaps one day NLT Media will rise to that high watermark of skill one day and join the small select elite, whose lewd games qualify as genuine erotic entertainments rather than leaden and lowly wank fodder, offering the lonely and frustrated a means of solitary release.I specifically referenced police TV shows in my post, not real life, so swing and a miss there bud. Nobody (including me) would want a realistic portrail of police work in their game because that would mostly revolve around doing paperwork. And yeah, I do mean US cops because the game is pretty obviously set in the States. No parochialism necessary - unless you think there's a lot of girls with southern accents working cornfields in Africa. So having the depiction of American cops in your game mirror depictions from other American media would make sense to the audience. Even for people like me who don't live in the US.
If the game was set in Japan or Russia or South America it still wouldn't explain why characters who are grown-ass adults routinely act like sulky teenagers. Or why a detective would constantly spill details about a confidential police investigation to every pair of tits that crosses his path. Seriously, I wouldn't trust this MC with my lunch order, let alone solving a murder. Criticizing story and characterisation in a game that is heavy on both is fair game. Especially when the renders and animations are top notch. I don't think I'm alone in wishing NLT's writing was of the same quality.
Something you did to yourself and fuckered up the gameView attachment 2575873 View attachment 2575874
Updates usually end with a full on dialogue between MC and the Oracle. What's this?
I completely reinstalled the entire game.Something you did to yourself and fuckered up the game
That's not the passage you are looking for.I completely reinstalled the entire game.