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HTML Degrees of Lewdity [v0.4.7.5] [Vrelnir]
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In light of the recent "man vs bear" debacle, I feel like this game is actually a good teaching aid if you want to learn what walking around a bad part of town as a girl can feel like lmao.
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Really should be Sydney or Whitney next. I mean the Hawk is nice but logistics and such are a bitch for them.
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Doubt they'll touch either that soon. Probably Eden, maybe Avery. My reasoning is simply the amount of work. Eden is pretty isolated so creating events for them would be straightforward, while Avery has very few interactions with other LIs.
The student LIs are all too interconnected to get a satisfying standalone pregnancy content; consider also events will be different depending on which one is pregnant (MC or LI). Then there's the interactions between them. (Sydney and Kylar, Kylar and Whitney, Robin and Whitney and finally Robin and Kylar). At least, that's what I come to expect from a good game.
The best thing about that whole meme is how the usual suspects get really really mad about why anyone would pick a bear. Guys with an Andrew Tate avatar just getting real mad over it because they cant grasp the concept.
Nunununo. Guys don't feel fear because they have balls and can therefore store their pee externally.
It's pretty fucking funny, unlike this comment
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This is possibly the dumbest bug I have encountered in a long while, so I'm fishing for help here. The game instantly crashes with the "Gah. Your tab just crashed." firefox message. The issue doesn't happen if I create another profile in Firefox, but it doesn't come from any extension as troubleshoot mode doesn't work. From what I can gather, it has to be some setting, probably in about:config, but I don't want to just nuke all my anti-telemetry settings, and I have never ever had this issue with anything else, including countless other html games that seemingly use the same saving system like The Good Son.
Is anyone able to help me with this pretty please with a cherry on top?
Is anyone able to help me with this pretty please with a cherry on top?
If i had to guess it would be something disabled regarding local storage access. If firefox is set to not allow any local storage it would attempt to write data only to be unable to and crash. The game essentially uses cookies as save data so if it cant save or access any then poof. Seeing as anti telemetry is often anti storage that seems the most likely culprit for me. Other HTML games might rely on export saves and the like without ever using cookies which would not cause issues.
This is all just a guess though.
This is all just a guess though.
It' a good guess, and mine as well, but there are so many options I have no clue which one is responsible for the game failing, and the error gives me 0 indication, and "about:crash" doesn't work either.
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Both v0.4.5.3 and v0.4.6.7 don't work, I tried the text version too for both, doesn't work either. "Gah. Your tab just crashed." instantly every time.
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well. update firefox to the latest (non-esr) version, reboot, and if that don't help - try testing yet older major versions (0.4.4.x, 0.4.3.x, etc)
Even the 0.3 version doesn't work, so it's not something new in the game. My firefox is up to date, though I have no clue what the esr stuff is.
I managed to fix the error, I have no idea what any of this actually is, but here is the solution: type about:config in the url, search for "network.buffer.cache.size" and reset its value. Fixed everything.