The sleeping/waking animation plays, but you're on the same Campaign Day as you were last time.

I'm sorry, but we're a small studio and don't have the manpower to fix it you will have to get yourself unstuck or start over. Please *don't* email Support if your save gets goofed up because of time traveling. ***** Not part of that note, but also important If you're curious to learn more, there is an article about it here: There are countless games available on Steam that you can binge, but very few that encourage you to make the game a relaxing, not-all-consuming daily habit. We've actually talked a lot about that publicly we feel it creates a nice daily ritual that you can look forward to, which is a thing that a lot of people want. Try not to let yourself get too far ahead if you want to have as blemish-free an experience as possible.Īnd lastly, while I'm on the topic, many of you have asked why the game is currently designed to dole out quests in a limited quantity each day. It is also worth noting that we have hundreds of testers who have been helping us test the game since well before launch, but those testers are not time-traveling, so if you shoot too far forward into the future, you risk encountering edge case bugs that nobody else has encountered yet. In the future, we may be able to find ways to find and fix the corruption issues that can be caused by time-travel and rolling back, but we really don't know how long that will take as it's a very complex thing given how the game is architected. Doing so could corrupt your game in potentially irreversible ways and we will not be able to help you. So again: if you're going to fast-forward your system clock, which we're A-OK with, PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU NEVER TURN THE CLOCK BACK before loading the game or while playing the game.

We think that it should work OK without any problems, as long as you don't roll back the clock later and load the game again as that can definitely confuse the system and might cause save file corruption. We are fine with you time-travelling this way if you choose to (it's your life!) Just please be aware that we didn't design the game with that behavior in mind.

Hi everyone - we know that a bunch of you have expressed the desire to play longer sessions each day, and that some of you are doing that by manipulating your PC's system clock to fast-forward time and get to the next 'day' in the game immediately.

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