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Yeah uninstalling and reinstalling wont fully remove mods nor will verifying files. You could try clearing cache and re verify.


However id track down if possible the mods you had installed and manually check they are fully removed and every file involved in them.

For example though i have EDF fully uninstalled right now, but i still have the files
-Modloader ini
-modloader log
-lootmaster
-lootmaster readme

etc... some other mods as well, but they are not gone. so if i reinstalled teh game they would still be there.

有時候要等久一點，但如果是後來才加入的貓貓，好像不會顯示要重啟才看得到後來加入的貓貓

bump, thanks!

Invite please

I like boobies cleavage and booties and titties in my video games. This game is not for you

My issue with loading screens is not a random issue, it's simply a fact.

Awesome. Really great game and I'm happy more languages mean more inclusivity for players!

Автор сообщения: Draug

Автор сообщения: PocketYoda

Its already up there..

Oh thank you, I'll go watch it now.

*edir* okay seen enough of that now I need a long shower with some sort of strong soap

Yes i think i lost braincells on that episode

Second the pacing. Ended up skipping most of it because the whole time it was stop and go.

Автор сообщения: SnakeWildlife

AAA Video games should:

-be forced to provide full unlimited access to all products they have sold under the statement 'BUY' and continue today to sell as 'BUY'. Using the word Buy which you still do today when you sell your products *is a contract which supersedes your terms of service*. This should already be forced by existing yet somehow unenforced law. Global actors must wake up and enforce the law, and start taking legal and financially threatening action on companies whose terms of service believes themselves to be above the law, by trying to negate the fact that customers are 'BUY'ing a product, not renting a license.

-have an End of Life plan to function beyond support, ideally function limitlessly from the start. If that is somehow impossible by game-design logic then the game should state that it is available to RENT and not to BUY. We all know that most games today are compatible with an end of life plan/server handover that can leave a game functional. These rights must be enshrined in law.

-inform users upfront when support will end. If you dont know when, then make it crystal clear the goals that need to be met for a games support to continue. Inform users of any changes to the estimated life support. We need to be informed using solid dates. No more dark shrouds over this issue. This must be enshrined in law.

-go back to releasing finished games, early access 'customer checking' uploads are allowing mass low quality test-slop games to be produced, often with a focus on gambling or monetisation over any intention of making a good game. If companies wish to 'customer check' from this point on they must do so in the form of a 'Demo' and that demo must be Free of any cost to the consumer. This must be enshrined in law.

-be forced to pay the developers a Percentage of the games earnings, not the slave wage you keep them on before sacking them when the money comes in. 50% towards the developers would be fair and balanced on the scales, absent of one-sided greed, protecting developers who are laid off from being robbed of the rewards of their hard work. Major financial successes of the company should be by force a major financial success toward the development staff, this success should continue forever. If a 10 year old game is still making a lot of money, those same developers should still be seeing a fair 50% continuous payment for the rest of their lives just as the company see's profits for the rest of its own life. THAT is FAIR. This must be enshrined in law.

Overall a bit a maximalist goals approach, but not a bad core concept for those ideas @OP