Years ago, I found this link to easily access the developer console.
init +1:
python hide:
config.developer = TrueIt's a liiiittle more complicated than that. I'm not saying Scott is in the right, but if you play this game for five minutes you'll see that Jean isn't the most stable-minded and it shows in ways that obviously don't stem from her frustrations with her powers.
Considering what happened to Chamber after M-Day. I'd say yes.
I mean he suffered a life-threatening injury. Who's to say he can actively use that power again or to that intensity? Who's to say it wasn't temporary? Keep playing to find out.
We've put off serious discussion on Darwin. The possibilities are insane. Like maybe Darwin's evolution is... not being a mutant? I don't decide that stuff.
Yup! Kurt would be my top pick for gay content even if he wasn't already there.
In regards to Darwin, you can always pull the World War Hulk thing of Darwin's powers deciding that the best course of action would be to not be in the vicinity of that person, so basically we never meet Darwin because they have to be on a proverbial restraining order from each other.
Or we could go multiverse on it and say on this Earth, Null was created to fill a void created by the lack of Darwin, and like all of Null's powers, it's not an exact match.
Is humhum still on the phone? I disabled it as soon as it was and option. I think the last time I saw it, Xavier was complaining about his ass.
To expand on this a little, we have full backstories leading up to the immediate start of the game before the main character shows up for each of the girls. No idea if/when it'll get in the game, but trust that there's a lot more going on with the cast than may first appear.
Stable backstories for characters in the Marvel universe? Bold choice.
Dammit, are you certain about this? I progressed the story because it made me feel like I had to, and I thought the fact that those objectives still showed up meant they were still possible. The game should really make it clear if progressing the main story cuts off any event.
The writers did a great job of providing evidence of those backstories without being too specific nor overt about it.
I think this occurred as a result of the devs trying to reduce what some complained about "grind" which was not a major problem, and story, which is supposed to occur over time. The optional events do not have to be completed, but I usually have several incomplete ones after obtaining more than enough trust and love to progress relationships. I usually hit the "postpone progress" button for a couple of weeks to mop up anything left over before moving to the next season.
Urgh, okay, thanks. I still think this could be signaled more explicitly by the game. Complaints about tedium aren't going to be helped by people having to redo sections of the game.
Yeah I know it happens in reality - though not quite that fast - and I have managed to thread the needle twice so far and bring a girl to orgasm. I just consider it less than ideal that the upshot of the mechanics here doesn't necessarily gel with the dialogue... or with the fact that I can see the girl rubbing herself - like, what, does she not know how to finish herself off either? Why be jilling off if she's so desensitized and uncomfortable?
I'll talk to the dev team about this. Kinda a glaring flaw.
I've been suggesting a "You have reached the end of current content pop-up." I'm gonna see if I can get y'all a reminder of when a quest needs to be done and maybe a "failed quest" label so you don't spend hours trying to work on an unfinished quest.