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Thanks so much StarryK!

Do the mystery cards draw from the entire library even the special event cards?

@celine I ***** ***** as i do love this product but I played this game today to get try and land on the mystery cards to try and get a special event card. I landed on the mystery box a number of times after spending a good amount of credits and each time all i got was a skip ahead 2 spaces card. Instead of mystery card it should be skip ahead card. I get that there are special event cards which are hard to get but I have spent my fair share of credits trying to get just one of the 2 I am after. I think there should be better clarity as to what the mystery card could be and at least a slight chance of actually sometime winning a special event card.

Thank you

It's statistically rather unlikely that you end up with a good deal. I knew that in advance so it's really my own damn fault I played anyway and ended up paying double the usual price for a card I didn't really want in the first place.

So I'm not angry or anything (except at myself), but as far as I'm concerned I don't want to see this game make a return.

Brazilian Portuguese is a language derived from Portuguese from Portugal, which is very different from Spanish 😉

I think it's Portuguese, not Spanish.

@gkar45

Brazillian is based on the Portugese language but like central American Spanish is to the Spanish of Spain it has morphed somewhat to where there are noticable differences between the two.

Just like the English of England is noticeably different from the English of North America.

Srs, segue a nova atualização da tradução, totalmente compativel com a nova versão 1.2.240 com algumas correções em comparação com a versão anterior.

https://mega.nz/#!WYkCCApR!pUhlhEZy0b6uVE8JsO-y_d-dj3kg6bxo1gkbrqN6eKM

I feel 'goose' is the right word. 'silly goose' at that.
I played once. I won a card for 9.63 credits, and got to Avery (0 credits).
But it cost 22 credits in dice rolls.
That is a total of 31.63 credits for 2 cards. Buying normally would have cost me 22 credits.
That is a massive 30% hike in the cost!

@cxsn
It works as well in 720p for me from both server EU and US so the problem is on your side.
No firewall or antivirus blocking the connection ?

Trying to download in 720 -- just gives me the exclamation point in the triangle with "Download *****"

@cxsn

One question and one suggestion for Goose game:
1. I won the Avery card but it will not download. Download keeps getting ***** as soon as it starts. If we win do we still have to wait to next Friday?

If You won the card is added directly to your collection so you can download it at any time.

I downloaded it in 1080p, 3k, 4k without any problem. Do you have any error message ?

One question and one suggestion for Goose game:
1. I won the Avery card but it will not download. Download keeps getting ***** as soon as it starts. If we win do we still have to wait to next Friday?

2. After I got that card I started to play again. Not one card on the game was one I wanted. I now have no reason to play.

Suggestion: offer to reload the goose game for 1 credit like you do with that other game (sorry don't remember what the game is called) where you get to hold on to cards and redraw the rest).

@lukaszr speaking truth beer is always best when chilled. lol

I have a question:
Why the purchased cards are not exchanged for another random cards?

Several times I have reached to the field with a card that I have already bought in one of the previous throws. It would be nice if the card purchased in the previous throw were automatically replaced for another random card, so that I could use the offer again.

BTW: I wanted to play the Goose Game because I thought it would be fun, but when I reached to the end of the board, the game became frustrating. I reached almost to the end of the board. From this point it took over 10 throws to get to the main prize. One point on the dice was missing. Instead of 1, I got 6. Not a big deal. Now there were 5 points missing. I got 2 and get to the big question mark that pushed me 2 steps forward. Again there is only 1 point missing. What did I get? Another 6. Again, 5 points to go. Another throw and this time I got 1. Eh, I should get 1 point in the previous throw. OK, another chance and again I've got to the big question mark. This time it pushed me 6 steps backward. Well, Ok, I can live with that. Another throw and I got 3 and... what the... F**k, no! WHITE SKULL! 😠

I didn't win the main prize. I said "F**K IT" and went to watch an action movie 😊

The moral is: Beer tastes best when chilled in the fridge.

@TheEmu - Yes, it does behave differently then yours in that it will establish a network connection if one does not already exist.

@chicsans - if I am not connected to the internet then iStripper does not ***** a connection. It will use a connection if one is available but it will not establish one where none already exists. Does yours behave differently?

@TheEmu

No, it doesn't cover all cases. To me that implies that IF my computer is connected to the internet, then that connection can be used as stated.
If I am not connected to the internet, having an application ***** a network connection is a breach of my privacy.
I find that when starting any other program on my computer while it is off-line a notice that I am not connected will appear. Heck, even Windows has the decency to wait until I connect before trying to do an update. Web browsers don't ***** a connection, nor does my anti-virus.

@Chicsans - the nearest I can find is

Each time you launch the Software to play the Product, you hereby give your consent to Totem Entertainment to remotely install any Updates to the Software that resides on your computer, with or without additional notification to you.

which doesn't cover all cases but does imply that they can do it in order to determine if the particular case of remotely installing updates needs to be invoked.

@Chicsans

please ask this in a different thread.
thank you...

Since this thread has mentioned the Terms and Conditions and what is explicitly or understandably allowed, could someone please point out in those written term of the EULA where I have given the software, and therefore Totem Entertainment the right to cause my computer to access the internet through any available network connection when I start the program while off-line.

Thank you @Cardo you have just rationalized Totem's stance on the issue without them saying anything.

That post wasn't really meant for other members, this happens a lot on here. lol

I have the same idea: the result is that I buy more XXX-cards than I really want.And there is the crux. The new XXX cards are a compromise between regular cards and the old deskbabes style of XXX. If the ratio of XXX cards is growing, then that sounds like the compromise is finding success.Personally, I prefer the XXX cards since they give the best variety within a single card: striptease, poledance and a bit of masturbation? Yes please!
Exactly. The true XXX(deskbabes) of yesteryear only had sitting clips and I ***** that. Really loving theses hybrid cards.

Yeah, I'd only like a bit more non nudity clips but that's it

Thanks for the questions and answers. Would have expected this on the news tab for explanation.

@Ironman79 What I meant to say is that I know it's frustrating but as long as we are not ***** to play these games to get the card, there's no reason to *****. Those who like games can play and the others will have access to the card only a week after that. Would you prefer this card to become a Special Event Card, again ??

@Cardo i said in my full post why i'm ***** lol

You didn't read eveything lol

@njarnb Hi, it will be corrected asap. Thank you for reporting

You're welcome :)

@njarnb Hi, it will be corrected asap. Thank you for reporting

Terminology in computing

Unfortunately many of our terms continue to evolve often driven by misunderstandings made by people who don't work in the field.

Data Scientist seems to mean "a magician who can make money out of data on one understands."

Reverse Engineering used to mean creating a design document that can be used to manufacture an existing product. Now it has a broader definition and I'm not sure what the limits are.

When I first heard the term hacker it meant a craftsman who used crude tools to create fine products. e.g. a cabinet maker who used an axe. (One of my uncles was a cabinet maker and he was familiar with this meaning.) Later the term meant a skilled programmer who created highly efficient code no one else could understand. A great hack was some code one one thought could be written in the available space. I seem to recall that some parts of the first Mac OS were described that way.

Well, to quibble if you are data mining a collection of HTML files you probably need to do some reverse engineering of the format before you actually dig for data.

No quibble at all - you may need to do some reverse engineering before you do the data mining, but they are two distinct operations, The first is directed to undestanding the file format, the second is directed to extracting data from the collection of files (e.g. by looking for clusters of data or correllations between features) rather than just interpreting a single file.

In the case of iStripper reverse enginerring the animation files by using a hex editor and looking for patterns in the data would not be acceptable (though it would be very hard to do). This is in principle no different to using a hex editor to look at a an understand a simpler file. There is of course a big difference in practice but the rules are written to cover the general case and in practice that reverse engineering simple file is usually tolerated even though it may ***** a strict interpretation of the licence (partly because it is simply not worth persuing any such *****)

So what do we do if we don't want auto-updates? When I'm logging in or running somethinmg else and for privacy reasons, I don't want this to happen.

Be sure that your computer is not connected to the internet when starting iStripper. Also there can be no 'network connections' available in your list of connections as iStripper will open a connection through any accessible network within range.

I know you said next Friday would be the release for everyone but i gotta ask...

Why? I've been waiting for this card all week

@Ironman79 - Why are you *****? At least this time the card won't be stuck behind a pay wall. The card will be available after gambling gamers had their chance to get it at a lower cost.

@elfine

The fact you are looking into a file to search some information or just to know to what this correspond is usually called Data mining,

Data mining may include reverse engineering the format of a data file, but reverse engineering is a distinct activity that may be performed for other purposes as well.

@Wyldanimal

I agree with you, but arguing by analogy doesn't always work.

Can you open and Read a BOOK?
is that reverse engineering or hacking the Book?

If you analyze an author's style for the purpose of writing a new story featuring characters created by that author, that is probably the equivalent to hacking and may be a ***** of copyright law.

@TheEmu

Data mining is a different activity altogether and is applied to the process of getting nuggets of information from huge data repositories.

Well, to quibble if you are data mining a collection of HTML files you probably need to do some reverse engineering of the format before you actually dig for data.

I'm not a lawyer and I'm well aware that lawyer write things to protect their clients interests as broadly as possible. In the License Totem says "the Software or the Product". Both terms are more than a little ambiguous and the use of both implies that they are not the same. Perhaps "the Product" includes all the data files. Perhaps not. In the US reverse engineering a file format seems to be an acceptable practice. Certainly may large companies do it publicly all the time. I agree that working out file formats is a form of reverse engineering, but this may not be something that could be enforced in the US under the terms of the License agreement.

A fine line would be, if you Decompiled the Executable Binary file to determine how the data was read from the Models.lst file.

I agree and I don't know on which side of that line a judge would rule.

if I remember correctly companies like Microsoft and Oracle have argued very strongly that the internal formats of various files and message protocols used by their products are covered by the prohibitions on reverse engineering. When they have lost such arguments it was because of a special provison in the law that allows, in some circumstances, reverse engineering for the purposes of interfacing with other products.

Since there is very little law on the subject explicitly, a lot of the rulings have to do with industry expectations and whether a license has overreaching terms.

I have some friends who have acted as expert witnesses is reverse engineering cases. These were all about reverse engineering of source code. The winning argument often included either the presence of dead code in the defendant's product or a sub-optimal or erroneous sequence of commands

Because that was the offer last goose game long ago...😉

Why text in the description say "Div.Ass" Li Moon ?

@elfine - we only disagree on the meaning of particular words and phrases. However the term "reverse engineering" does not only apply to executables it applies equally to any file. I have spent most of my working life (something like 45 years) on projects that required at least some, often a great deal, of effort spent in reverse engineering executable software images, data file formats and message formats.

Not sure why you'd use that smiley@Krell dont be mean, @celine is just showing she is happy to help answering your question. She has no control over the game.

I wasn't aware that I *was* being mean, since I also included helpful information in that post for @celine :/

In the game are only old and no interesting girls for me. So the game ends before it really starts for me

Not sure why you'd use that smiley

@Krell dont be mean, @celine is just showing she is happy to help answering your question. She has no control over the game.

Its a good game but with bad offers!
With so much advance in computer resolution, you are still trying to dump those old low resolution shows on our face. If you really want us to buy shows of those girls, please make new high quality shows with them and you can see us spending.

I know you said next Friday would be the release for everyone but i gotta ask...

Why? I've been waiting for this card all week

Is it absolutely necessary for the company to have so many games, this is just really frustrating to me.

What happens if you're 2 squares away from Avery's card, and you roll a six?
you advance of 2 and you go back 4 :)

Not sure why you'd use that smiley while telling me that you're just going to keep chiselling away at my tokens until you decide to give me the exact number that I need...

Also, you might want to change the text you get when you click on the help icon - we're not playing for the Li Moon card, are we?

What happens if you're 2 squares away from Avery's card, and you roll a six?

you advance of 2 and you go back 4 :)

As I can tell the auto updates happen in the background without your intervention or need to do anything. Pretty sure this more of having everyone on the same verison compared to different users on different versions and one user asking/reporting a bug or issue when it was fixed 3 verisons after the one they have.

I believe it goes back to the 2 spots til you roll a 2. I had the same thing happen but I don't recall what it did.

What happens if you're 2 squares away from Avery's card, and you roll a six?

@TheEmu

@elfine - no it is not called data mining. Data mining is a different activity altogether and is applied to the process of getting nuggets of information from huge data repositories.

This is true by definition and in an industrial environement. What exactly people call data mining most a the case is the fact to get informations on some sort of data file and it's maintly used for games to make wiki and other 3rd party programs for those games. Sometimes games's compagnies give some little info sometimes they don't at all. So like I said it's tolerated. Decompiling or reverse enginering apply only to executable code. There is NO NEED to decompile a file based of text or pure binary data.

You can take the definition of data mining exactly in the same way to you use the word Haker, people commonly use that word to design a personne who generally do something illegal, it is to totally false. The real definition of the term Haker is someone who is a true expert in his domain, this can be informatic or anything else. The firsts personne called Haker was a MIT studient.

I could go further since you are talking about Microsoft, historically Windows was a bad copy from the Apple Os and Atari Gemdos (but Atari had the rights from Apple to make their own Os similar for the Atari ST). The first DOS version from Microsoft made with IBM was litterally copied from the Amiga DOS. Do you think they didn't used any decompiling method ? In same way Microsoft and many others used free opensource code to make their own formats, this could be considered as a *****.

The only fact is I can't manage my collection without using my own program because of a lack of function in the iStripper app, to do so I need to use some of the iStripper files and to know how to deal with them.
I'm not sharing or selling anything.
I do not blame Totem either because their application can not meet my expectations, but if I can help them improve it, I'll do it.

Sorry, it's a bit of a subject, but I wanted to explain it with these comparisons. Anyway I'm going to stop to argue on it... it's sterile, we'll never see things the same way.