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Posted: Thu, 15Oct01 09:26If you don't have a save for that particular path then you pretty much have to start from the beginning.mugen24 wrote:Do I have to start from the beginning of episode 3 to set this up?
Posted: Thu, 15Oct01 16:04Thanks Droopy, I'm glad you are enjoying the episode. There will still be plenty there with Emily in Episode 5, as much of it will still take place at the office. We'll just be picking up the end of Wednesday with Natalie as well.DroopyLoving wrote:Another great episode. Got a couple of different outcomes, it's a shame that it'll be a 6 month (at least) wait until I can progress with my main characters story, but I understand why you need to release the strip club office episode.
It's like Kexter said, but there's a few criterea.mugen24 wrote:Any hint for the Heartless Bastard achievement?
Hard to say. It could be that you have to go back to Episode 1 to set this up. A key thing to remember, the episodes are relatively short, but they are also "Wide" meaning that there are usually significantly different paths that you can take through the game. There is no single "perfect path." The game is designed to reward replay-ability with new content, new information and new experiences.mugen24 wrote:I've tried that and it didn't work. Do I have to start from the beginning of episode 3 to set this up?
Posted: Thu, 15Oct01 17:13Posted: Thu, 15Oct01 17:30Hi Wader! Thanks for playing. The game branches, and each love interest has multiple story-lines. What you are describing are two separate story-lines of several possible in that scene. Each storyline leads to different scenarios later in the day and later in the game as well, and different endings to the game.Wader wrote:i played from the beginning and tried a different ending, i have a question...
Posted: Thu, 15Oct01 21:32Wolfschadowe wrote:Hi Wader! Thanks for playing. The game branches, and each love interest has multiple story-lines. What you are describing are two separate story-lines of several possible in that scene. Each storyline leads to different scenarios later in the day and later in the game as well, and different endings to the game.Wader wrote:i played from the beginning and tried a different ending, i have a question...
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Posted: Thu, 15Oct01 22:17A) You didn't sound rude at all.Wader wrote:sorry if it sound kindda rude, i tried to write in a way that show my "likeness" for the game, and since i'm not a "English Native speaker" i always have this problem.
Posted: Thu, 15Oct01 22:28Posted: Fri, 15Oct02 23:07Posted: Sat, 15Oct03 06:36I'm sure there will be new ExLibris walkthroughs soon.Venom wrote:Playforceone has update the web based version. I wonder how long it will take exlibris update his walkthrough
Thanks Duskward! I'm glad you enjoyed the episode.Duskward wrote:I failed to mention in my previous post, but congrats on a tremendous episode, Wolf!
Nope, not yet. A couple people have applied, but I think they didn't realize the amount of work is really involved. I sent them a sample work packet as a test. One got most of the way through it very well, but dropped out, and the other was interrupted right at the start with a new job, so I'm still rendering solo. Would love to have help though. That would mean larger episodes.Duskward wrote:did you ever end up finding a second person to help cut down on rendering time, like you were asking around for a few months ago?
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Posted: Sat, 15Oct03 11:15Posted: Sat, 15Oct03 12:52nacho666 wrote:There is a bug with Jasmine.
Posted: Sat, 15Oct03 19:15Well. Maybe is my basic english, but i can't see the relationship between sentences.kexter wrote:nacho666 wrote:There is a bug with Jasmine.
Posted: Sat, 15Oct03 22:58The following may help you:nacho666 wrote:Well. Maybe is my basic english, but i can't see the relationship between sentences.
A customer/person that visits a place like a bar or a strip cub many times is often known as a regular, which is short for regular customer.I’m sure you aren’t her only regular.....
The word others in this sentence is referring to the other customers, and the whole sentence is suggesting that the bartender/stripper is spending more time with Brad than they do with their other customers., and others are there at the same time you are.