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Anyone else get the impression that TGO's writer has never watched a police show before? Like they don't seem to understand the basics of how a police station works; what an investigation is; what a detective does; what the ranks are; how people refer to each other; chain of command; etc. Instead all their characters seem to behave like pissy teenagers in high school cliques rather than adults whose job it is to catch criminals.
The obvious answer is - duh, who cares, this is a spank game. Fair point. But if you're going to make your MC a cop, multiple other characters be cops, and have the story revolve around an ongoing police investigation then, I dunno, maybe you want to have some idea of how cops cop before you start writing. Just so you don't leave the audience scratching their heads wondering why the police all behave like kids playing cops and robbers in the backyard.
The obvious answer is - duh, who cares, this is a spank game. Fair point. But if you're going to make your MC a cop, multiple other characters be cops, and have the story revolve around an ongoing police investigation then, I dunno, maybe you want to have some idea of how cops cop before you start writing. Just so you don't leave the audience scratching their heads wondering why the police all behave like kids playing cops and robbers in the backyard.
Omnikuken
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You answered yourself : this is pron with a story, not the other way around. The cops and stuff are a means to the end, not the end itself. It then doesn't need to make any sense and/or work like the real life counterpart. Go to the VNs and such if you want a story that can hold itself with some lewds sprinkled around. You won't get that anywhere in here
Omnikuken
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You mean COPS lied to me all these years ? Nuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
ZenGarden
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The FAQ linked in the OP doesn't mention anything about walkthroughs? Holy crap what a waste of space to find this -
Credit to DD69-1 for the W/T and cold_arctus for the FAQ.
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Credit to DD69-1 for the W/T and cold_arctus for the FAQ.
But but but the link says FAQ not walkthrough and I demand to be spoon-fed the link directly not needing to look around for it!
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ik it was carol who said it but lets just pretend that Duncan said it:
Duncan: MC,
MC:
Like how the fuck did i NOT see this coming?!
Duncan: MC,
MC:
Like how the fuck did i NOT see this coming?!
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The thing is though, the developers of TGO clearly put a lot of effort into the story. Lots of characters, dialogue, events, twists and turns. The bar for storytelling in these games is pretty low, and NLT do a better job than 90% of games on this site. There's a genuine attempt to tell a story here across multiple games. So when things don't seem right it sticks out. And it's not like I'm expecting a realistic police procedural here. Having cops act like cops shouldn't be all that hard to get right. It's more of a trend of developers for these games not seeming to understand how things in real life work.
Like all these games set in a "universitiy/college" but students have assigned seating, homework, and get detention. Anyone who's actually been to a university, or hell even seen one in a movie, will know that's not how universities work (and yeah, I know some games substitute "college" for "high school" to get around potential age issues - that's not what I'm talking about). If you tell me the characters are attending a university, but everyone behaves like they're still sixteen I find it jarring. Or when a dev's idea of an grown-up job is having a character go to the office to "work on the files" (because goddamnit, files need to be worked). It's like the majority of these games are written by Vincent Adultman.
Depends on the show. The Wire was pretty realistic. On the other hand, CSI might as well have been science fiction.
Think Tank
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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!
My experience with cops, they are not much more useful either, only intimidating and in the way.
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I get this error during the church event where I am looking for sister Judy (right wing), and then it freezes the game.
Borel
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You'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.
You got crapple hook, boomrang and some kind of shotgun. And some shoes to climb on the roof. Try it I would say.
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