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This just recently launched on Steam :). It is currently a bit ugly though. Slow, exported JSON is messy and some vital UI functions lack shortcuts. Zooming options are also poor, not supporting intuitive gestures. But it's quite cheap. Hopefully they will improve it. store.steampowered.com/app/1273620/Dialogue_Designer/

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: First, you need a reason why they did not show up in the first trilogy: was it set on a different continent, where the Nukui-Paub were not operating? (Have they decided to expand, or has

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