Jeanette standing by jacuzzi?
Jeanette standing by jacuzzi?
Hi, I'm just wondering if any of you have seen a quest that includes Jeanette standing by a jacuzzi. I've seen pics, but I don't know if they exist in the game, or if they just are a protype.
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No such aminal unless it's in one of the unofficial patches. It could be a prototype, so maybe somebody re-skinned one of the PCs or NPCs to get that screen cap. I think Celacena once re-skinned herself as Jeanette - maybe it's her.Nija wrote:Hi, I'm just wondering if any of you have seen a quest that includes Jeanette standing by a jacuzzi. I've seen pics, but I don't know if they exist in the game, or if they just are a protype.
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Not the point, alleykatt. Have you ever found any hint or trace of any quest anywhere that had anything to do with a pearl? Nope. Hence, not part of the game, Malk cow-girl or not. That is what Animaxander was alluding to.alleykatt wrote:um.. not played the game much? the cowgirl is malkavian female in one of her costumes she gets.. ie (see pic)
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neither is that.. i was replyin to the statement...Jhereg wrote:Not the point, alleykatt. Have you ever found any hint or trace of any quest anywhere that had anything to do with a pearl? Nope. Hence, not part of the game, Malk cow-girl or not. That is what Animaxander was alluding to.
he said that the character doesnt exist when it does i didnt say anything about the "pearl quest" i wasnt being rude or anything just stating the point she does is all -.-Like the cowgirl on the back of the box, this is content that didn't make release.
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He didn't actually say that the character doesn't exist - just that scenario doesn't exist. However, point conceded. I can see the point of confusion. No harm nor foul.alleykatt wrote:he said that the character doesnt exist when it does i didnt say anything about the "pearl quest" i wasnt being rude or anything just stating the point she does is all -.-
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The cowgirl on the back of the box clearly an NPC, not the player. I'm sorry, I thought that should have been obvious. After all, when was the last time you had a frontal view of your own character with dialogue options dislayed beneath? This is a screenshot of the player talking to a vampire NPC dressed as a cowgirl and asking about the Pearl of Dubai.um.. not played the game much (see pic)
The pearl's item file still exists but the quest, and the NPC cowgirl, do not. I believe the unofficial patches actually place the pearl in the game somewhere, but I don't recall where.
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Oi! less of your cheek!Jhereg wrote:No such aminal unless it's in one of the unofficial patches. It could be a prototype, so maybe somebody re-skinned one of the PCs or NPCs to get that screen cap. I think Celacena once re-skinned herself as Jeanette - maybe it's her.
I didn't skin-up Jeanette, even though I like the idea.
just because I usually play female vamps (who have girl-on-girl tendencies, I may add) that doesn't mean I am actually of the female gender. I'm a guy and so was the original Celacena - he was a long-running multiclass half-elf in PnP games back in my student days and yes, I did also have a girlfriend, strange as those two facts may seem when combined.
if you have to watch your character wander round LA for so many game-hours, you might at least have a decent rear...
to quote Space "the female of the species is deadlier than the male"
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Abject apologies, Celacena, merely operating off historical language referents. Names ending in 'a' tend to be female, so I made an erroneous assumption based on that. I apologise.Celacena wrote:Oi! less of your cheek!
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that bear
is a drunkard and a thief!
it drinks orange-flavoured liquors to keep its fur nice and removes orange-coloured notes from my wallet, if I leave it anywhere nearby.
I had to pay for a take-away at the door once - went to my wallet and no £10 notes. managed to scrape some change together and pay - searched the place and the bear had my money.
I was not amused.
Anyhow - I found the original painted lead figure and photographed it. I may change the avatar to one of my fantasy-figure photos, but that will not change the 'a' ending - as in Caligula and Dracula.
is a drunkard and a thief!
it drinks orange-flavoured liquors to keep its fur nice and removes orange-coloured notes from my wallet, if I leave it anywhere nearby.
I had to pay for a take-away at the door once - went to my wallet and no £10 notes. managed to scrape some change together and pay - searched the place and the bear had my money.
I was not amused.
Anyhow - I found the original painted lead figure and photographed it. I may change the avatar to one of my fantasy-figure photos, but that will not change the 'a' ending - as in Caligula and Dracula.
"All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players"
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Enough, already
However, as Dracula goes, keep in mind that that is an English interpretation of a Romanian nickname. As I understand it, the original person was "Vlad IV, Voivode of Wallachia", and signed himself "VVV" (Vlad, Voivode, Vallachia"). He gained the appellage "Vlad Tsepes" - Vlad the Impaler. 'Dracula', though, as a derivative of his father's place in the House of the Dragon - Vlad Dracul. I don't know exactly what the Romanian dimunitive of Dracul would be, but I suspect it would be "Draculi' or something of that nature.
Any Romanians in the community are totally free to correct any and all misapprehensions I may be making. I am by no means an expert on such things, and I would trust a native Romanian to adjudicate such misapprehensions correctly.
In any case, this is not by way of apology or explanation, and I have no problem with your appellage - or the teddy-bear. Tell your wife that it's an adorable creation - she has gifts. I just made a mistake, that's all.
Could we please put this to bed? I screwed up. I cop to that. I've apologised. I've explained, inasmuch as it should be necessary. Let Celacena be Celacena, gender be damned, and it's a really cool teddy-bear. 'Nuff said.
Whether or not Caligula was even human is, IMHO, a question worthy of discussion However, granted, Caligula was apparrently the name of a male, in Latin, which by itself is a bit unusual. As Emperor, though, Caligula would be free to violate any and all conventions that he chose to violate, which he apparrently did at every given opportunity.Celacena wrote:Anyhow - I found the original painted lead figure and photographed it. I may change the avatar to one of my fantasy-figure photos, but that will not change the 'a' ending - as in Caligula and Dracula.
However, as Dracula goes, keep in mind that that is an English interpretation of a Romanian nickname. As I understand it, the original person was "Vlad IV, Voivode of Wallachia", and signed himself "VVV" (Vlad, Voivode, Vallachia"). He gained the appellage "Vlad Tsepes" - Vlad the Impaler. 'Dracula', though, as a derivative of his father's place in the House of the Dragon - Vlad Dracul. I don't know exactly what the Romanian dimunitive of Dracul would be, but I suspect it would be "Draculi' or something of that nature.
Any Romanians in the community are totally free to correct any and all misapprehensions I may be making. I am by no means an expert on such things, and I would trust a native Romanian to adjudicate such misapprehensions correctly.
In any case, this is not by way of apology or explanation, and I have no problem with your appellage - or the teddy-bear. Tell your wife that it's an adorable creation - she has gifts. I just made a mistake, that's all.
Could we please put this to bed? I screwed up. I cop to that. I've apologised. I've explained, inasmuch as it should be necessary. Let Celacena be Celacena, gender be damned, and it's a really cool teddy-bear. 'Nuff said.
"No matter how subtle the wizard, a knife between the shoulder blades will seriously cramp his style." Steven K.Z. Brust, "Jhereg", ISBN 0-441-38553-2, Chapter 17, prologue.
you had a good point
I just hadn't realised that the name with an 'a' would lead to gender confusion. I've used it so long, I'll stick with it - 'a' and all. But I am now alert.
getting back to dracula - there are lots of names in fiction (and some in history) that have that 'Draco' [dragon] origin - the word 'draconian' meaning extremely harsh; Drax, Dracula and some others - including Draco Malfoy in Harry Potter. I wonder if Conan started as "Draconan" ?
re-skinning the PC could take a lot of effort - even if there is an NPC with that skin - it may need adapting for different weapon use or movement that the NPC doesn't have. seems like a job for pros.
I just hadn't realised that the name with an 'a' would lead to gender confusion. I've used it so long, I'll stick with it - 'a' and all. But I am now alert.
getting back to dracula - there are lots of names in fiction (and some in history) that have that 'Draco' [dragon] origin - the word 'draconian' meaning extremely harsh; Drax, Dracula and some others - including Draco Malfoy in Harry Potter. I wonder if Conan started as "Draconan" ?
re-skinning the PC could take a lot of effort - even if there is an NPC with that skin - it may need adapting for different weapon use or movement that the NPC doesn't have. seems like a job for pros.
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i should have been more specific mybad
the re skinning i do is scabbing of npc's skins and wearing those. Like i'll play the game as Jeanette or Velvet... Pisha... Whatever... If i knew how to make my own i would. I'd Love to know how... haha
I might actually do that now... look for a way... haha
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the re skinning i do is scabbing of npc's skins and wearing those. Like i'll play the game as Jeanette or Velvet... Pisha... Whatever... If i knew how to make my own i would. I'd Love to know how... haha
I might actually do that now... look for a way... haha
xxx
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