Jane won’t be forced to go home after losing consciousness at Kevin’s Diner while working.įixed fast travel being usable during dialogues. Slowed down (again) text skipping, as it could break some events.įixed NPCs spawning/despawning on some occasions.įixed NPCs’ faces glitching with Jane’s in the rubbing scenes.įixed missing rubbing sounds from some animations.įixed missing sex sounds after firing two metro events in a row.įixed a really old bug that prevented updating quests/stages in some cases. Updated links to refer to the new page addresses. She will struggle and try to overcome the dangers of the daily life (in her work, on the streets, and even in her house), and it’s up to the player which path she will choose and how low she will fall.įixed a few small bugs, mostly related to the metro train.įixed game freezing during the sex in the train.įixed Metro VIP Card not reserving the spot. Totally unaware of the big world and with no experience with an opposite sex, she will have to find a way to pay the bills to keep her new flat. That's a very heavy trade-off for one feature, I'm afraid, and we can't really recommend it.Main character is an innocent, beautiful 21 years old girl who left her family house in a small village and moved to the big city in order to start her new, adult life. It is so unrefined programmatically though that even with most of the unwanted features switched off it destroys users' games long before they would like that to happen and it is not compatible with many NRaas mods.
The only TS3 mod I know of that could even work on the current patch levels that allows for this is the one "we haven't been talking about" except by its initials from the beginning. If the OP can program in these environments, then there are resources we can direct them to for further guidance on script mod creation. We can alpha and beta test, understand script logs, that's program output, and be helpful in other ways but not in the actual creation processes. Many (not all) of my colleagues at NRaas over the years have been in a similar situation. I am an IT professional (or at least I've fooled my employer and myself into thinking so) but do not work in these languages and I just don't have the time to devote to learning them, thus consider myself unable to be a mod developer. TS3 script modding, and this kind of thing cannot be done any other way, requires C# and. That's an awesome philosophy to have, no argument there.īut let's also be realistic. Take the first step and you might learn Everything. Knowing nothing seems to be the start of Everything.
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