Try https://mega.co.nz/ for large files.
Google's organization is nice for smaller files and patches, but as you only released this a few hours ago and they're at the limit, google must have a low threshold.

Alcoholicorn makes a good point. I was kinda wondering why we weren't using Mega in the first place.

Oh, yeah, and I've got the first story line kinda done more or less. Within the document are a few more storylines I haven't gotten started on yet. Tell me what you guys think about the first one, and if I should continue, omit, or add any addition canon's (which have a one sentence description about what they will contain). Plus, yes, there are spelling mistakes and such. I'll fix those later.

a lot of ISP's, public internet terminals and schools block that type of site...

If that wasn't the case, I would of used mega.nz for the update.

Sorry Everypony. :(

Not trying to be rude, but:

It really isn't our issue to be dealing with how you end up downloading it. We have no control over the web server's rules. Which leads me on to how I'm pretty sure there is also a limit on mega (file sizes and possibly a bandwidth limit too), but I dunno, I don't use it (Correct me if I'm wrong!).

It is a bother changing to another hosting site, but how it works now is fine. Instead of you guys thinking 'how can it be better?' Think more about how good it is already, and if it is really worth trying to change all the sites, which could leave outdated links.

WillWow_mc wrote:Not trying to be rude, but:

It really isn't our issue to be dealing with how you end up downloading it. We have no control over the web server's rules. Which leads me on to how I'm pretty sure there is also a limit on mega (file sizes and possibly a bandwidth limit too), but I dunno, I don't use it (Correct me if I'm wrong!).

It is a bother changing to another hosting site, but how it works now is fine. Instead of you guys thinking 'how can it be better?' Think more about how good it is already, and if it is really worth trying to change all the sites, which could leave outdated links.

Agreed.

Updating the links will be an pain in the flank every time I upload an update.

not only that files on some sharing sites expire after an limited amount of time while google drives does not.

Still locked, guess I'll have to try again tomorrow.

alcoholicorn wrote:Still locked, guess I'll have to try again tomorrow.

There is an RAR file to download too. It may be bigger, but it should be able to download.

If the google drive is still locked try {REDACTED}

Well I downloaded it, found a few game-breaking bugs:

- Graphics are not in the correct folders so the game crashes when it tries to find a graphic for a model.
- Really low frame-rate in a lot of places where in the original scp game it was fine.
- Some of the models are not scaled properly or in worse cases (like Pinkie Pie) invisible.

Seems to me that you need to playtest this more before uploading mate.

If you turn bump mapping off, you won't crash on load.
Pinkie Pie and the teddy bear just have a blank texture on my screen, all models are scaled and visible.

I fixed pinkie pie ages ago, is it back to the gray pinkie?

We do play test it a lot, and bugs vary from computer to computer. The bump mapping doesn't work on lots of computers, too, like mine.