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Goodie Remover (80%)
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Build 41, Misc, Pop Culture
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15. juli 2024 kl. 23:05
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Goodie Remover (80%)

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Thought I'd make a couple of different versions of Goodie Remover since 90% removal was way too high in my opinion so I made a 80%, 70%, 60% and 50% Remover to give us options as a sort of way to choose how much we wanna remove.
Here's the link to the original Goodie Remover with 90% removal rates https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2956246030

Workshop ID: 3290350114
Mod ID: GoodieRemover80
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Hirashu 3. apr. kl. 13:11 
Is there any possibility to add this to b42? I love true music, but there are waaayy too many cassettes etc.. and I wish not every radio would be on when i walk threw a city. Like one or two okay, but everywhere is music playing haha
Hikari Sakai  [ophavsmand] 28. aug. 2024 kl. 18:43 
@Shamu Camus thats fair, this is simply to make the cassettes and vinyls more of a collectible instead, which makes it a bit more exciting when getting the cassettes and also not to get overwhelmed with them aswell lmao
Cherub Top 28. aug. 2024 kl. 15:18 
I'd argue the vinyls and cassettes are accurate to the real world. They were everywhere at one point in time and it was pretty standard to have a glovebox filled with tapes for example. I'm old though, but yeah. CDs I'd say were even more common because people could easily burn CDs and put whatever they wanted on them.