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We’re working on a new water system that makes water stick to the character’s body when they get wet, then naturally flow down the body like real water. Maybe we could even use this system while the characters are getting a little... too intense with their workout. 👀💦 Still... show more

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The character skill menu is almost finished! There are still a few things left to polish, including fixing clothing intersections, adding more voice acting, and giving the UI a final visual pass to make it look cleaner and more polished. #gamedev #indiedev #indiegame #HentaiGame #AdultGame #UE5 #Hentai3D #NSFW #RewindDesires

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🚨 3 brothers who served together sat down with Emma Dunwell. No fancy setup, just real talk about what happens after the uniform comes off… the cracks, the struggle, the system that leaves too many of us behind. We’re laying it out: why Shield CP UK exists, how we’re building real pathways (train → employ → stabilise → progress), and why the UK needs to stop messing around with fragmented support and start rebuilding veterans properly. In the clip, Leon hits it hard: “We need a champion.” Shout to Ant Middleton an older forces brother who could make the system listen. This podcast is us saying enough. It’s hard, god knows it’s hard, but we’re not waiting anymore. Full episode goes live next Friday at 7:30pm. Watch if you’ve ever felt the weight after service and share for the brother still fighting in silence. Veterans deserve better. We’re building it. Sean🫡🇬🇧 Leon Pestana Emma Dunwell #VeteransUK #ShieldCPUK #VeteranVoices #ForcesFamily #AntMiddleton

🚨 3 brothers who served together sat down with Emma Dunwell. No fancy setup, just real talk about what happens after the uniform comes off… the cracks, the struggle, the system that leaves too many of us behind. We’re laying it out: why Shield CP UK exists, how we’re building real pathways (train → employ → stabilise → progress), and why the UK needs to stop messing around with fragmented support and start rebuilding veterans properly. In the clip, Leon hits it hard: “We need a champion.” Shout to Ant Middleton an older forces brother who could make the system listen. This podcast is us saying enough. It’s hard, god knows it’s hard, but we’re not waiting anymore. Full episode goes live next Friday at 7:30pm. Watch if you’ve ever felt the weight after service and share for the brother still fighting in silence. Veterans deserve better. We’re building it. Sean🫡🇬🇧 Leon Pestana Emma Dunwell #VeteransUK #ShieldCPUK #VeteranVoices #ForcesFamily #AntMiddleton

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19,013 次观看 • 7 个月前

9 hours of a national power outage in Portugal and It felt like lockdown all over again. But here are 5 things I wouldn’t have expected.👇 1/ telephone networks went down very quickly too, so there were no comms 2/ no working ATMs, so no cash 3/ major supermarkets were cash only / closed - those that stayed open killed it 4/ trains down + no phones / apps left people resorting to hitch hiking to get home 5/ only a handful of petrol stations were working so not just EVs would grind to a halt pretty quickly People began stock piling water. Cars were initially gridlocked and the police were on the streets. There was a nervous energy in the air. But there was also a kind of excitement and then a calm. People were playing on quiet streets with their kids and gathering with friends. We had a bbq and found ourselves thinking of a cards against humanity card. Is this is how it ends? Not with a bang but with a… bbq?! Good to have the lights back on! 💡⚡️

9 hours of a national power outage in Portugal and It felt like lockdown all over again. But here are 5 things I wouldn’t have expected.👇 1/ telephone networks went down very quickly too, so there were no comms 2/ no working ATMs, so no cash 3/ major supermarkets were cash only / closed - those that stayed open killed it 4/ trains down + no phones / apps left people resorting to hitch hiking to get home 5/ only a handful of petrol stations were working so not just EVs would grind to a halt pretty quickly People began stock piling water. Cars were initially gridlocked and the police were on the streets. There was a nervous energy in the air. But there was also a kind of excitement and then a calm. People were playing on quiet streets with their kids and gathering with friends. We had a bbq and found ourselves thinking of a cards against humanity card. Is this is how it ends? Not with a bang but with a… bbq?! Good to have the lights back on! 💡⚡️

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384,724 次观看 • 1 年前