Orinks wrote:Hi,
I assume that the players unlock as you play through their stories? Just played by Dwight's, and the next person available to me is Abigal.
Speaking of which, is there a way you can add self-voicing support to the specific game menus using the new Alt feature for self-voicing? The story is great and reads, but most game menus do not read at all. The only way I know that I've selected a character after clicking start I assume is just by clicking on them and see who I get. Now since I've played Dwight's, I'd be curious to play through Tina's.
I'm finally glad 6.18 is out, since I no longer need the SDK to play games for self-voicing.
There's only 2 stories in the game. The Final Rule does focus on Dwight, but Lost Code (The one that starts with Abigail) doesn't have any real specific character focus. So once you complete both you're done.
And I'm sorry that I couldn't add any of the self-voice support to the menus, since 6.18 came out just before I released, so I didn't test the self-voice. I've added a file to this post that should add the voiceover option for the key menus such as settings and the like. Just put the file in your "game" folder and accept the override.
Hello,
I have tried downloading this twice, but when I attempt to open or extract the zip, an 'invalid folder' error message appears.
I really want to play this game, so please help.
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Never grow a wishbone, daughter, where your backbone ought to be.
-- Clementine Paddelford --
For those of you still following, the update is coming along nicely. I've also taken the liberty of updating our interface. You can see the results below:
"Perfection goal that always changes. Can pursue, cannot obtain."
Hello! I'm the artist of Death Rule, and I wanted to also add that, since I am pretty much insane, I've decided to re-do all of the sprites again. Why? I dunno. I just wanted to. Have some rough sketches of some of them. I'll probably post more WIP on my twitter and/or tumblr to avoid spamming the thread.
Edit: Maybe at a later date I'll redo them. But for right now they're staying the way they are.
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My co-writer loves leaving messages. Granted, IIRC, I left one of my own as well.
Oh yeah, there's something else we'll be announcing soon regarding Overdrive. The announcement should come at about the end of this month and the start of the next. But for now, I'll leave you with this:
Have fun figuring out what those mean.
"Perfection goal that always changes. Can pursue, cannot obtain."
ya u told me to step on a lego i did not appreciate that lol
edit: gahhAHHh JUST GOT THE WORST CHARLEY HORSE WHILE LOOKING THROUGH THESE
IT'S THE CURSE, MAN
THE CUUUURSE
Sorry for the double post, but I've encountered at least three different birthdays for Abraham: March 14th, 1986 (Commodore's Guide), March 20th, 1985 (data card), and March 20th, 1984 (Amity bios; I think Abe mentions he's 28 in the game and I'm assuming Amity takes place in 2012). Which one is canon? Or are we dealing with (GASP) MULTIPLE PARALLEL UNIVERSES?
plaster wrote:Sorry for the double post, but I've encountered at least three different birthdays for Abraham: March 14th, 1986 (Commodore's Guide), March 20th, 1985 (data card), and March 20th, 1984 (Amity bios; I think Abe mentions he's 28 in the game and I'm assuming Amity takes place in 2012). Which one is canon? Or are we dealing with (GASP) MULTIPLE PARALLEL UNIVERSES?
Canon one is the Amity ones, I kept forgetting which was which so I just settled for the Amity one. Although, I guess Parallel Universes is also in effect, seeing as both LC and TFR happened in canon
Also, Commodore's Guide is noncanon now, since much of that information is outdated.
"Perfection goal that always changes. Can pursue, cannot obtain."
so please help.
