Hi Tynan,
Absolutely love the game, been playing since A12 and have spent more hours on it than I'd like to admit. Thanks for all the fun, mate! There, got the squealing fanboyism out of the way...
Just a heads up with the drug naming. I am from Australia. We are known for our very strict (and rather confusing) gaming classification laws. The classification board gets iffy with any specific references to drugs. Fallout 3, for example, had to change morphine into med-x to avoid being banned for sale in our country.
For peace of mind I'd suggest renaming all real world drugs into something slightly goofy (including weed as that stuff is mostly illegal here). Crack to hole, weed to chillaxer etc. I know those examples where lame, don't judge, I'm not that creative! Anything that isn't real life slang, I guess. Doing so should also placate some of the real life teetotalers.
Just some food for thought. I would be devastated if this fine game became region locked over something as trivial as drug names...
Absolutely love the game, been playing since A12 and have spent more hours on it than I'd like to admit. Thanks for all the fun, mate! There, got the squealing fanboyism out of the way...
Just a heads up with the drug naming. I am from Australia. We are known for our very strict (and rather confusing) gaming classification laws. The classification board gets iffy with any specific references to drugs. Fallout 3, for example, had to change morphine into med-x to avoid being banned for sale in our country.
For peace of mind I'd suggest renaming all real world drugs into something slightly goofy (including weed as that stuff is mostly illegal here). Crack to hole, weed to chillaxer etc. I know those examples where lame, don't judge, I'm not that creative! Anything that isn't real life slang, I guess. Doing so should also placate some of the real life teetotalers.
Just some food for thought. I would be devastated if this fine game became region locked over something as trivial as drug names...