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I agree 100%, right now I cant find anything on the game outside of here. And from what I see it doesn't really look like anything. If the creator could post a youtube vid or anything that would be nice, so we can see what this game will be outside of some blender models.

^... Seems like a really nice person, and also seems to be quite taken with Doll :3

Thank you Erd! I love it

Hear hear, fix these bugs soon. It's so weird walking into a room and just seeing people doing random stuff. The dry humping bug has been here forever, and has yet to be fixed. I walked around to see the new poses in action, and all I saw were 2girls blowing an invisible guy, and some dude standing in the corner kissing and getting his dick sucked. It was weird. tl;dr: www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Isjgc0oX0s

Someone I hold dearly...

"You see, since the breaker is off, I should be able to touch this live wire while I sit in my bathtub, witness and be ama-"

Ugh, too many to choose from... So here is a "few" I guess... Most of them are trilogies, but it's sort of a series! Fantasy/Medieval books(my personal favorite): 1. Riyria Revelations by Michael J. Sullivan (3 books + Prequels). You follow two cunning thief's in their adventure against the empire and other dangers that faces them and their friends. VERY recommended if you like medieval stories with a little magic involvement! 2. The Blade Itself by Joe Abercrombie (6 books). You follow a small series of characters through their humorous and violent escapades as they travel the world and faces dangers like no others, from both foreign politics and a pesky wizard! Also HIGHLY recommended if you are into books with a lot of gore and violence, it also contains love and drugs, so you know... There is that. 3. The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch (3 books). You follow Locke Lamora an orphan and thief with an unknown past. You can't help but love the stories as you grow up with him and his friends! also very recommended if you like it a little fast paced at times, but very little plot holes! Well written book. 4. The spirit Thief by Rachel Aaron (3 books) You follow two characters that have the ability to talk to spirits in living things and objects, as well as a demon and a fierce warrior. Very interesting, although a little lack luster at the end. But over all enjoyable! 5. Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson (3 books). Magic, action, ghosts oh my! Highly recommended books with lots of action, plots and interesting people! Sucks you straight in! 6. Game of Thrones (5 books on going). You all know what it is... Book is better than the series, more information, more characters. But over all the series is a better experience. The books is more drawn out, but has a nice flow, but lacks a lot in places, and you would never think, that such a brilliant producer could write such a shoddy book. Yeah, I get mixed feelings about it.. Deal with it. 7. Where would we be without talking about: The Kingkiller Chronicles by Patrick Rothfuss (2 books, will be 3, they are huge): You follow a snarky in your face guy who is constantly getting himself into trouble. Follow Kvothe as he struggles through classes and the constant challenge of being poor and constantly getting used by others. It's a thrilling, magical adventure! You will love it, it has many funny characters, and his writing style is lighthearted and humorous. And when you read it, you will be telling your friends about it! 9/10 ONE thing was drawn out. Other than that, it's all golden! When you read it, you will know. Onto our my next subjects! ZOMBIES! AAAAAAAAArrrrrrrrrrrrrrgh! and other war books. Mostly apocalyptic sci-fi books! 1. Zombie Fallout and Indian Hill by Mark Tufo (7+4 books, Indian Hill is on going): BRILLIANT books, fucking hysterical! Follow Mike Talbot as he lies and cheats his way out of death by either zombies, vampires, aliens or his wife. With his constantly sarcastic remarks and his inability to create a brain-mouth filter, he gets into more trouble than any man should be able to get himself in. Highly, HIGHLY recommended if you like zombies or alien books! It's like a constant stand up! Which might make you cry a couple of times. Love it 11/10! 2. The Morning Strain books by Z. A. Recht(3 books). You follow a platoon in a post apocalyptic word as they strive to find a cure, but ultimately to survive. It's funny, tragic and highly addictive, sadly the author died in a crash halfway through the last book. But his brother and family helped finish it, and did a very good job of it. 3. Day by Day Armageddon by J L. Bourne(3 books ongoing?). You are reading the journal of an unknown man, often referred to as "KillRoy". He write about the events of that day, and tell you everything in his mind, from the moment of the outbreak to that one moment he took a poop in a can... It's not a funny book, nor is it tragic. It's interesting, and cool, and I would recommend buying it, to support the soldier who actually wrote this. Honorable mentions, modern day fantasy! The Iron Druid Chronicles by Kevin Hearne!(7 book ongoing) Hoooooly shit, is this a good series, might rival KingKiller chronicles from my favorite books! You follow an ancient druid who has found the key to stay young, he is now 2100years old, and he wanders the plane of the modern man. His encounters with deities and ancient gods as he much as Talbot, get's into constant troubles, and his actions always has consequences, and no matter where he sits, it's bound to piss one god off... Highly recommended, it's also tremendously funny, and action packed as all hell. I love it, you will love it. Other than those I have about 100 books more, but these are a few of my favorites, of course there are more, but hey, I can only write so much!

We need collars, everyone should wear one *nods* everyone would if we had them. *nods nods*

Collars... Yes please