- Jun 25, 2017
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for those of you getting the error trying to start the game, I had it that too but found the answer, you need to set non unicode program localization to Japanese.
For windows 10 here's how you do it:
Right click the start menu button, select "Run"
type in "control panel" and hit ok
select "region" in the control panel
at the top of the region window select the Administrative tab
in the "Language for non-Unicode programs" section select "Change system locale..."
select "Japanese" in the "Current system locale" dropdown, hit ok
this will require a system restart, but once you boot back up the program should start no problem
Decided to start over. Activated Japanese Locale before downloading this time. Extracted with WinRAR's Japanese Encoding option thing. Start game using admin mode. Most of the time at this point, I get some kind of error, and nothing runs. This time, it seems to have an error, but something is running. I've only seen this once before, and that was a very long time ago, and I don't remember anything about that circumstance.
- Feb 23, 2018
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The opening monologue of this game completely confused me, and I'm much less excited about playing it. Where I come from, the term "a man's man" is roughly akin to "alpha male." It's a guy who's really good at all the (mostly pointless) stuff that guys care about. I expect "a man's man" to do things that start with saying, "hold my beer..." and end in either idiots laughing at some stupid spectacle, a trip to the hospital, or both. A man's man can fix his own car, chop wood like a machine, get any woman he wants, doesn't get emotional attached to said women, and makes a hobby of showing off his biceps.
The game's definition of a man's man (or as the narrator/protagonist puts it, "manliness") is "standing up for people who can't stand up for themselves." I have never considered that to be, or seen that depicted as, a trait that is in any way unique to men. This seems like it would be insulting to all women as well as any of the men who can't stand up for themselves that the protagonist is supposed to care about. Wouldn't the natural conclusion of this theory be that any guy who can't stand up for himself is "not a real man." That seems like a really judgmental and arrogant perspective, which makes me wonder why a person who thinks that way would bother to stand up for them. So, the whole concept feels like a logical black hole.
I was expecting this to be a story about a womanizing frat-jock that is forced to learn what it's like to be a woman and suffer for his mistreatment of others. Instead it appears to be a story about a really nice guy who's always good to other people being tortured for no karmic reason at all.
For now, I will continue to play further in the hopes that this is a translation problem that may be cleared up as I go along.
EDIT: I will also say, I don't like playing adult games on full-screen (I like to be able to switch away as quickly as possible), and if you take it out of full-screen, the text box flickers horribly. Why does the text box flicker?!
EDIT: Just as I'm thinking, "ah-hah! He's a ripped construction worker! That fits more into the stereotypes of being manly!" He then ... quotes the Lord Of the Rings ... I don't need to agree with the author's definition of manliness, but it would be nice if I could figure out what the hell it is. He stands up for other people, but then puts them down for being weak, he's muscular but then he's a fantasy nerd--I don't understand WTF is happening.
The game's definition of a man's man (or as the narrator/protagonist puts it, "manliness") is "standing up for people who can't stand up for themselves." I have never considered that to be, or seen that depicted as, a trait that is in any way unique to men. This seems like it would be insulting to all women as well as any of the men who can't stand up for themselves that the protagonist is supposed to care about. Wouldn't the natural conclusion of this theory be that any guy who can't stand up for himself is "not a real man." That seems like a really judgmental and arrogant perspective, which makes me wonder why a person who thinks that way would bother to stand up for them. So, the whole concept feels like a logical black hole.
I was expecting this to be a story about a womanizing frat-jock that is forced to learn what it's like to be a woman and suffer for his mistreatment of others. Instead it appears to be a story about a really nice guy who's always good to other people being tortured for no karmic reason at all.
For now, I will continue to play further in the hopes that this is a translation problem that may be cleared up as I go along.
EDIT: I will also say, I don't like playing adult games on full-screen (I like to be able to switch away as quickly as possible), and if you take it out of full-screen, the text box flickers horribly. Why does the text box flicker?!
EDIT: Just as I'm thinking, "ah-hah! He's a ripped construction worker! That fits more into the stereotypes of being manly!" He then ... quotes the Lord Of the Rings ... I don't need to agree with the author's definition of manliness, but it would be nice if I could figure out what the hell it is. He stands up for other people, but then puts them down for being weak, he's muscular but then he's a fantasy nerd--I don't understand WTF is happening.
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i mean thats how you stop the isekai fever, you can either go to another world or get turned into a slut, or both
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It just a normal every day manly guy who wants to stand up for weak people get turn into girl and gets broken
this is very gay just think of his dream of being a in a women body and fully enjoying it
this is very gay just think of his dream of being a in a women body and fully enjoying it
I'm pretty sure this is a re-release. I distinctively remember making fun of this phrase in the description before
Like what the fuck does that even mean
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stalwart - loyal, reliable, and hardworking.
young - having lived or existed for only a short time.
man - an adult male human being.
dedicated - devoted to a task or purpose; having single-minded loyalty or integrity
zest - great enthusiasm and energy.
If you require definitions of further words in the statement then I am afraid no one can help you.
He was a great kid with a thirst for life.
Come on man.