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By default A is mapped to z and enter on the keyboard (or A on an xbox controller) and B is mapped to x or 0.
when i head to office at evening it says everyone already left. is there item i have to buy or anyting i have to do to beable enter office room at evening?
Well, you have to do all the quests that give you access to peach street/AV shop, obviously. Maybe there's also a random chance or some timer to it, I dunno
to get peach street you need do all quest that not have ending ( quests to igonre : boy friend , and rape street the freak , and art french boy )
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turn out i still didnt finish all quest, thank you bro rn i already enter peach street..
it can still be used. I'm using 7 daily, with even 2024 security patches.
google "windows 7 extended kernel". that one + DXVK will let you play basically any non dx12 game. you're welcome.
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Thanks! I can play in peace now lol
Oh, since I'm asking questions, the lotto ticket quest for the sugar daddy roster is going, but I can't find the girl to give the lotto ticket to like the quest tells me to.
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You need to buy the bus pass to see the scene there and trigger the anal trainer to move and then she'll show up there in the evening time slot.
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I never knew about this, but thanks for mentioning it. I honestly don't want to put something new on. Native Windows 7 suits me more than enough and works without question.
Powershell, Windows 10... just to run a simple RPGMaker porn game of dubious quality? When literally almost everything else runs perfectly on 7? Please, let's not make bold statements everyone will laugh about.
Also, I'd like to note that Extended Kernel for Windows 7 paired with DXVK (DirectX call translator) make the startup error go away, but the game just fails silently with log like
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Feel free to fanboy all you like but the OS is at fault regardless. Average users and devs aren't going to bother with support for relics of the past.
Using Windows 7 means its on you to patch any holes or problems in the system and its only going to get worse over time. Especially with niche hobbies like this one. Hence why I recommended he upgrade.
I don't really get why anybody would bother with the hassle but hey some people like slamming their head against the wall I guess.
I believe we are sapient species. Thus, there should be a reason for taking one action or the other. And there's literally zero reason to drop OS support in games like this. There's no technology that would make the game greater on W10 than it would be on W7. Doubly so considering the fact that the best systems in such games are hand-crafted and OS-independent. And I believe doing so wasn't a conscious decision in this case -- developer is just sloppy and uncaring.
And yes, I've seen some games in this category, although I wouldn't call it 'hobby'. When you DL 10 of those, 7 will almost guaranteed to be some haphazardly slapped together shovelware, 2 will show promise while being incomplete (or way too short) and 1 will probably be worth your time. In the most fortunate of cases. Hidden gems like Karyn's Prison, The Third Crisis, DoL and some others are well hidden under mountains of shovelware and abandoned projects, and out of 10 games mentioned, there will be none as good.
Now, imagine one of those 10 requiring Win10 to start, PowerShell to patch and other hassles to just try it out. That happens, not all devs are born equally good -- I very much understand and accept that. What I don't is some people coming at others with huge 'why didn't you upgrade, infidel?!' banner. Like I said, total most of games posted here run perfectly on W7. Most of the games not posted here do that as well. You can consider me 'a fanboy' or whatever you like -- this won't change this fact. And it won't change the fact you're not helping anyone with either of that.
Hope I've elaborated my thoughts on the matter thoroughly enough.
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It's not dropping support, you are asking devs to go out of their way to support outdated systems that are no longer maintained. Do you want them to also add support for Windows XP too?
Because it's outdated things break. That's all the reason you need to recommend people upgrade as a solution rather than asking people to patch holes in it forever.
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Yeah can confirm this, though its dev hasn't exactly gone into any game support yet(Other than a couple of emulators I think) just some softwares.
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I do not. Like I mentioned before, everything here but a few games work perfectly under W7. Does everyone go out of their way to 'support ancient relics'? I think not. At times, when devs get sloppy, this can break, indeed -- but it is fixed promptly if dev is following what's happening. And if he's not, that's telling about the game, as well. 70-90% shovelware don't come out of nowhere.
Windows 7 or heck even Windows Vista being unsupported is usually due to there being no necessary functions in default libraries in the OS (so, library not up to date). Thus the most common solution to the problem is a necessary library getting patched in (basically, they take "modern" library and write a shell over functions lacking in old libraries, and that makes it work). Firefox, for example, comes with the library package inside exe folder so that compatibility is assured - and you can copy it over to unsupported game exe location and there's high chance it will just allow you to play the game. It works with renpy games in 99% of cases
Is this "relic of the past" problem? It sure feels like a "spend one evening to fix it all" issue