Now, this is all a theory, and it may well be just a glitch that no one suffers depression when Anton kills, but my headcanon is that he's an escaped nazi/soviet scientist, and probably fled after the war because he shows no remorse about killing. Many scientists/mathmeticians/soldiers fled these countries either because they didn't want to serve under nazi/soviet regime, or they left after the war ended to escape persecution. The first group mentioned is German, followed by Russia and a bunch of other EU countries in the general vincinity of said war. I looked up the origins of the name Anton. The game is supposed to take place in Argentina/Brazil/South America, right? He doesn't look THAT old, but he could be old enough to have served in world war 2. Like Roman and Katia and Pavle are worth more in the sack than, say, that one old guy.īy the way, the old mathematician does not care about killing or stealing - you can do both with him and nobody suffers "sadness" or "depression" because of his actions.
Each person should have a value associated with them. You might be able to apply them to your game and change its language.Originally posted by Norwegian Transvestite: Upon the first launch, it will be available in Polish, but the official files include a few localization packs. After downloading the 2.7GB file, you can install the game. Now you will be redirected to the download page. Once you are there, scroll down and click on the "POBIERZ GRĘ" button. It is the official Polish government website. To get your DRM-Free copy of the game, go to this GOV.PL page. Everyone can download the title from the official Polish government website and play it for free! How to download This War of Mine for free Recently, the Polish government has approved This War of Mine as a complementary teaching supplement in the form of a video game. The one-in-a-kind experience can be yours now, without any additional cost. As a group of them, you are trying to survive in a besieged city and deal with the constant danger or lack of food and medicine. This War of Mine presents the war from the perspective of civilians.
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