- Thread starter Muff Diver
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There is one , of sorts, but I would definitely not recommend it
It’s the exclamation symbol in a circle, right next to the thing that tells you what day it is.
I recommend using the walkthrough you can grab by following the link in my signature.
If you play in windows mode, 1600x900 I find is good, you can switch between the game and the walkthrough.
- Oct 3, 2020
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Updates are still coming, remember, with this game, final does not mean final.
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You'll see "Final" as many times as there are version numbers. There's one for each major release, after (typically) two beta releases.
Oh gee, whatever happens when you learn to use your eyes...
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Maybe the image is about the new game, not about The Twist.no images add why?
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The pictures are from the new game of the swimsuit system with some unnamed character.no images add why?
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This game isn't even optimized to run properly on a PC and you want to run it on a phone? Good luck.
Honestly, I'm curious to see the next game rather than see updates on the first.
The first game is supposed to be hard to update and low tech compared to the next. So, it's like there is two paths:
1) Update both. You get one 5-6 updates a year. And then updates on the second game at an unknown pace.
2) Finish the first. Abruptly maybe. Like the last season of Game of Thrones.
And then update only the second game at regular intervals. Maybe 1-2 times a month. Every two weeks, with better graphics, more camera options, more gameplay mechanics, new story etc...
I don't know about you, but the option 1 is awful on the long term.
Maybe we can survive a few months with no updates at all. Then a steady stream of updates on the second game with better content.
I always go long term.
The first game is supposed to be hard to update and low tech compared to the next. So, it's like there is two paths:
1) Update both. You get one 5-6 updates a year. And then updates on the second game at an unknown pace.
2) Finish the first. Abruptly maybe. Like the last season of Game of Thrones.
And then update only the second game at regular intervals. Maybe 1-2 times a month. Every two weeks, with better graphics, more camera options, more gameplay mechanics, new story etc...
I don't know about you, but the option 1 is awful on the long term.
Maybe we can survive a few months with no updates at all. Then a steady stream of updates on the second game with better content.
I always go long term.
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