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Also, y'all deserve what you get for peeking in on Shannon on your first day, you fuckin' perverts.
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Well, you're a fucking pervert for giving us fucking perverts the option to perv!
"option"Well, you're a fucking pervert for giving us fucking perverts the option to perv!
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No, seriously man...
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You're kind of making the point for him. Me also. Keep up the good work
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No, seriously man...
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Oh wow, some hard feelings thereYou're kind of making the point for him. Me also. Keep up the good work
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Hey Carbonblue... Etham if you had it defined below, look:
Line 1385:
$ Guy = Character("Guy")
scene ep2_111
Guy "Hey man, I saw you with Maeve Kelly."
Guy "I've never seen her talk to anyone like that. What's your secret?"
scene ep2_112
Guy "Oh hi Maeve! It's good to see you again!"
$ e = Character("Ethan")
scene ep2_113
m "Hi, Ethan."
e "I was just talking with your friend here..."
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The problem was back in Ep 2 where some faulty coding allowed people to miss that $ e = ethan. The fix for it, which I don't know why I didn't do earlier, is to use "define", which doesn't ever get skipped. So if people don't wanna download a file they can just go into the script.rpy file and add "define e = Character("Ethan", color="#06802e", who_outlines=[ (1, "#000000") ], what_outlines=[ (1, "#000000") ])" on a new line and that'll fix it for good.Hey Carbonblue... Etham if you had it defined below, look:
Line 1385:
$ Guy = Character("Guy")
scene ep2_111
Guy "Hey man, I saw you with Maeve Kelly."
Guy "I've never seen her talk to anyone like that. What's your secret?"
scene ep2_112
Guy "Oh hi Maeve! It's good to see you again!"
$ e = Character("Ethan")
scene ep2_113
m "Hi, Ethan."
e "I was just talking with your friend here..."
That usually helps. However, when the same character is being used as another name at the start, ie. 'Guy' or '???' it could pose a problem later.CarbonBlue.... I translate several games, most of the creators define the characters at the beginning of the scripts:
'define x = Character("X")'
but everyone is free to do as they please...hehe
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Sure, user I_am_not_lawfulallme won't bitch about slow updates in Heavy Five thread.
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great game CarbonBlue
but way MC have few dialog ? cheerleader Angle Scene he did not speak at all
i really felt like he is mute
but way MC have few dialog ? cheerleader Angle Scene he did not speak at all
i really felt like he is mute
Technically, the MC hasn't said a word since the game began. At least nothing shows up in the dialog box being attributed to him.
The MC speaks through the actions we select. We're given a choice of something to say, or something to do, and it's obvious that the MC must have actually said something in order to execute that choice. We just don't get to hear (see) it directly. We don't know if he grunts or waxes eloquently in Shakespearean couplets, but he somehow does manage to get the point across to the other characters.
I agree that it's different from normal game mechanics, but then a lot of Unleashed is different. That's what makes it intriguing.
The MC speaks through the actions we select. We're given a choice of something to say, or something to do, and it's obvious that the MC must have actually said something in order to execute that choice. We just don't get to hear (see) it directly. We don't know if he grunts or waxes eloquently in Shakespearean couplets, but he somehow does manage to get the point across to the other characters.
I agree that it's different from normal game mechanics, but then a lot of Unleashed is different. That's what makes it intriguing.
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- Nov 20, 2018
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Nice little update.
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A hug and thank you? More like a spanking. She shouldn't be touching shit like that. I see your point. but, I just don't like her. Angel and Maeve only.
- Dec 27, 2017
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Just be sure to fuck her first. Otherwise ...