From my side, it's one of the best, it's fast, it works with my downloader, and unlike so many links here, it doesn't have a fucking redirect page, so I don't have to click several times just to get to the link I need to copy for the download.
It's a huge fucking game.
This game stays true to form. The School, the girls, the staff and the Headmaster subjecting them all to his unique methodology. That's it. Massive amounts of content has been added but it hasn't strayed from the course set out for it by A & H.
The name AMD64 is indeed confusing today, but it makes perfect sense if you know the backstory to the name. Back in the 32 bit days everybody realized that 64 bit would be next, just like CPUs had gone from 8 to 16 to 32 bit. Intel started developing 64 bit under the name Itanium while AMD developed 64 bits under the less creative name AMD64. Long story short Itanium didn't really work out, AMD64 had a better solution, at least for consumer computers and Intel ended up licensing the AMD64 extensions. Intel still licenses the base x86 to AMD, which AMD64 builds on top of, which means if you want to build a 64 bit x86 CPU today, you need to license the instructions from both AMD and Intel as they each own different parts of it.
Depending on when you last played, the story hasn't moved much.
"No, don't call me Richard Slapaho, that was my father's name."
Yes, it's worth playing especially if you have not played in that long. I'd start a new game, obviously - for full experience.
last 3-4 updates were like an hour of new content. Keep in mind updates take like 8-12 months. So an hour of new content for a update that took 8-12 months isnt good. The game is progression at a snails pace. Not to mention putting out mykock mansion spin off updates that nobody wants.
What does that have to do with what I said?
Two full time devs should have a way better output than that. I honestly feel like they were faster at updates before they went full time. Funny how that works.
