Is there any way to figure out which pill I took? A lot of random events where I take a random pill which I have no ideia of the side effects
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Go to the X-change store in the Mall. You can buy a test kit that will identify the pill your character is currently on.
For the base game, go to the img/tc directory.
If using the battles mod, go to the modded/img/tc directory.
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Not that I am aware of, if you do happen to find something like that please post it here. I know that I for one would be interested in seeing that.
No list of cards, but here is the next best. A pdf file showing all the base game cards.
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I dont think it would help to quote Fortran or Lisp for that person, if Java is already a big unknown
I simply adjusted to the recipient
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I used to teach a course in C++ years ago, but nowadays everyone in my line of work uses Python. We still have a C++ course (not taught by me) but are considering ditching it because it has become unpopular.
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Some of the more prominent and favourite game engines are written in C++. Unity being one of them ...
Maybe someone know about how long wait v.0.22? Maybe somewhere dev writed some news...I don't know
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No new post on the game's SubscribetStar page, so I guess you have to wait like the rest of us.
This is one of the major games on here in my view. Just the right dosage of everything : freedom vs consequences, progression vs grind, text vs image, etc.
Knowing the insane amount of work already put into this project, I feel bad suggesting it but : how about adding Savannah Bond as a playable character? For bimbo lovers out there, the only thing missing right now is a proper blond bombshell.
The current selectable blond character doesn't cut it for me sadly. Lana and Cassidy are perfect but not blond. Anyway, keep up the insanely quality work!
Knowing the insane amount of work already put into this project, I feel bad suggesting it but : how about adding Savannah Bond as a playable character? For bimbo lovers out there, the only thing missing right now is a proper blond bombshell.
The current selectable blond character doesn't cut it for me sadly. Lana and Cassidy are perfect but not blond. Anyway, keep up the insanely quality work!
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Thanks for answer on exactly that I answered. Ok. Wait. Even finally tried some modsNo new post on the game's SubscribetStar page, so I guess you have to wait like the rest of us.
In mods you can find Kayley Gunner. If we talk about playable character. How much you can find blonds don't checked. She just in one of fresh\actual mods.
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This blonde mods have like playable
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Thanks mate! I wasn't aware of XCL mods adding whole new characters.
EDIT : I've downloaded both mods and looked at the pictures and videos. Too many images and scenes and not enough quality control : scenes with or without surgery, AI-created pictures vs real pictures, etc. I'll stay with the official characters for now.
I'll keep hoping for Savannah Bond or Hayley Davies to be added officially or as a mod at some point.
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I would say specifically the MC68k assembly is the foundation of modern programming. It's been replaced by MIPs due to 32-bit and 64-bit architecture, but that was the original. I was taught both in my microprocessor class. This is technically the limit of low-level programming, as above this you use languages that are human readable(ie reading them aloud can make a sensible sentence)
C and java are the most common higher level programming above assembly that is still pretty basic. A lot of stuff are based on these two in part, either coded in them or using a more modern version like C++ or javascript. If you learn these, you basically have enough of a foundation to learn any language.
Javascript is very much not a "more modern version" of Java, they are unrelated. For C and C++ there's at least some historical relation but nowadays they are pretty much just different languages. (Also, how did we end up discussing this again?)
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lately, so presumably whenever they are finalized.Hey, it's a whole half a year or so more modern! And they are related insofar as Javascript likely being named to deliberately piggy-back on Java's success...
On the topic of the game though, has anybody been able to get the "Safety Never Takes A Holiday" achievement? I can't get it to trigger even after looking through the code and jumping into the relevant scene at various different stages.