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      I.ve been looking at the EV sprites etc with Resedit, and I've seen these grapics for buttons saying things like "Demand More" etc. How do you get these to be used in the actual game? Are they there just to annony?

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      Iv'e seen those before. I know this was discussed before, and I think the agreement was that those features where never implemented in the override engine. Maybe there will be one more version of override before or slightly after nova is relesd. That's just a guess though.

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      Originally posted by Captian LeGrenadier:
      **Iv'e seen those before. I know this was discussed before, and I think the agreement was that those features where never implemented in the override engine. Maybe there will be one more version of override before or slightly after nova is relesd. That's just a guess though.
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      If I remember correctly, those buttons were in EVC as well. They might have been meant for future implementation, but then plans were dropped. They could also just be there as a tease.

      -STH

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      There's a "back room" button that isn't used anymore as well.

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      At least we think they have never been used...

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