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'manhood'
"a very refined choice, sir."
'cock'
"going with the classic, i see."
'sausage'
"so you're a food lover."
definitely a 5/5 game
"a very refined choice, sir."
'cock'
"going with the classic, i see."
'sausage'
"so you're a food lover."
definitely a 5/5 game
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naughtyroad That russian MT post had me wondering: do you have the total amount of words for the game?
The Ren'Py lint says:
The game contains 63,733 dialogue blocks, containing 451,519 words and
2,561,694 characters, for an average of 7.1 words and 40 characters per block.
The game contains 2,249 menus, 31,494 images, and 28 screens.
(note screens in this case is a ren'py programming construct, not an image)
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Thank you. I was wondering how long it would ake to translate it fully manually (and how much it would cost, out of curiosity).
Now I know, it's way more than I thought at around 5-6 months.
Just for perspective: The Lord of the Rings (all three books) has 576,459 words!
Well done NR!
Well done NR!
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I wonder which will have more words by the time LoML is finished. I am going to guess LoML would be the winner there.
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Just read the last two Tiffany Aching books. My Discworld is complete.
And Granny changed her sign, because now she is...
People, I haven 't entered the game for a long time , can you tell me if there was vaginal sex with youngest daughter ? в игре
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I always had a soft spot for Sam Vimes too.
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I can't pick any favorites. It'd be unfair to all other incredible main and side characters Terry created in all his books, starting with Rincewind and of course, The Luggage
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Pratchett was able to make even despicable characters lovable. He put more meaning into utterances like "Ook" and "SQUEAK" than many author put into whole books. Hell, even Greebo - the nastiest piece of the feline family - can be loved.
Luggage is hilarious.
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Yes, I laughed like a madman probably for a half an hour without any pauses until I was almost dead when I first read the description in the book.
Then I laughed myself sick again when I saw The Luggage in the TV adaptation. It was one of the few things they did right there.
The TV series was a good entertainment, but not nearly as good as the books. Understandably, they were forced to cut it short and tone it down for TV.
Fortunately, at least The Luggage was represented pretty well.
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Sorry about the offtopic.
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