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'''Speech bubbles''' are used by all games in the Creatures series except for [[Creatures Village]].  When creatures are uneducated, [[bibble]] shows up in the speech bubble, but when creatures are educated via a [[computer]], the player can read what creatures are [[express]]ing and thus pick up hints as to what their creature is trying to do or preoccupied by.
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'''Speech bubbles''' are used by all games in the Creatures series except for [[Creatures Village]].  When creatures are uneducated, [[bibble]] shows up in the speech bubble, but when creatures are educated via a [[computer]], the player can read what creatures are [[express]]ing and thus pick up hints as to what their creature is trying to do or preoccupied by.  A draft speech bubble (one being written by the [[hand]]) is pictured in a cloud-like speech bubble, whereas a spoken speech bubble has a smooth outline.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 22:31, 18 September 2020

Speech bubbles are used by all games in the Creatures series except for Creatures Village. When creatures are uneducated, bibble shows up in the speech bubble, but when creatures are educated via a computer, the player can read what creatures are expressing and thus pick up hints as to what their creature is trying to do or preoccupied by. A draft speech bubble (one being written by the hand) is pictured in a cloud-like speech bubble, whereas a spoken speech bubble has a smooth outline.

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