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Check Cygames folder for conflicts if you have another version installed with DMM.

โพสต์ดั้งเดิมโดย Hotel Security:

>Erza is 18, she needs to have a baby.

You wanna ruin that bod already?

Can't be helped, she's delicious

Hello everyone, are you still unable to join the multiplayer right now?

โพสต์ดั้งเดิมโดย Ladrão e seu amigo:

brasil é irrelevante no mundo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dTwQIIbRL8

โพสต์ดั้งเดิมโดย _KC76_:

โพสต์ดั้งเดิมโดย R1ch4rd N1x0n:

Who cares about the "chances?" I'm allowed to make suggestions.

You are allowed to make suggestions, and other people are allowed to talk about the chances that such a suggestion will get implemented in the game .. In this case, the chances are very slim, to none, since we don't even have puddles or wet ground after (or even during) a torrential downpour or thunder storm.

Chances of muddy footprints left for day(z) after?

hey

1:1 same set

Same issues here. Playing on private dedicated server so going back to preaquatica isn't a simple option. Can't the dev team get things right and stop killing the game?

Why couldn't you just fix the scaling issues for players after they beat the main questline/tutorial?

โพสต์ดั้งเดิมโดย NoRain :( 🗕 🗗 🗙:

He can't grasp that at any given instance of time there's a finite amount of money. Instead, he'll strawman anything regarding that and conflate the words 'finite' and 'fixed' without understanding that both resources and money in any given moment must innately be finite

I certainly believe that there are only a finite number of physical dollar bills floating around. However, that does not mean that the economy is zero-sum. The economy being zero-sum or not does not depend on physical dollar bills. Economies are more than slips of paper.

I certainly believe that we have a "finite" amount of resources, but that due to technological innovations:

A) what can be considered a resource. For example, electric furnaces vs natural gas vs wood stoves.
B) how efficiently we use those resources.
Leading to
C) those resources being practically infinite

Plus, you know, renewable resources, like wood, exist.